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Last night a spokesman for Scotland Yard said: "Britain is on a high state of alert, only one below the highest level. "That means we know the terrorists are planning to attack targets in the UK."

Do I believe British government when they claim that this kind of damage can be done by home-cooked bombs made from supermarket ingredients?



Absolutely not!
That same government initially claimed that they did not loose any aircraft during aggression on Serbia, back in 1999. Eventually they had to admit facts.

Shortly after the Phoenix UAV was exhibited at the Yugoslav Aeronautical Museum, government sources in Britain told the BBC that some 12 British UAVs were lost in the operation "Allied Force". The report by the British National Audit Office mentions a loss of twelve British UAVs. Up to this point Britain did not admit to losing any aircraft in the operation "Allied Force." And now there are twelve. Let's wait another year...

Muslim terrorist have strong presence and good connection in muslim Bosnia or Albanian run Kosovo and Metohija. British journalists were able to buy large quantities of explosive from Albanian terrorist. Vitezit was caught violating the arms embargo back in 2003/2004. and so forth and so on.

Those who read this discussion can trust your or check the facts. Over the next few weeks EUFOR will be assisting the Ministry of Defence (MOD) of BiH and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in dealing with issues surrounding the large amount of unsafe and insecure explosives and materials at Vitezit Defence Industrial Factory (DIF). Unsafe explosives and materials are being transported from Vitezit DIF to a processing plant for subsequent destruction.

[Hoplite]

Do I believe British government when they claim that this kind of damage can be done by home-cooked bombs made from supermarket ingredients?

Not when you can make it up as you go along, as demonstrated.

If you want to count UAVs as aircraft for victory tallying purposes, knock yourself out - the Serbs lied like rugs about NATO losses during the war in Kosovo, so feel free to embarrass yourself. On a similar note, the London bombs were incontrovertibly manufactured locally, and you're only going to make yourself look stupid by trying to prove otherwise.

As for Vitezit, arms stocks are being destroyed throughout Bosnia as part of the streamlining of Bosnia's defence forces - regardless of what part of Bosnia they're in.

Further, Vitezit wound up in Croat territory during the war, and was there after Dayton. But what really puts the icing on this cake is that Jugoimport, the Serbian state owned arms export agency, was buying from Vitezit, along with Zrak (optics, Sarajevo) and UNIS GINEX (small arms ammo/primers, Gorazde), and it was Jugoimort which was doing the actual selling to Iraq.

Perhaps the most telling thing about the whole "Serbian arms to Iraq" episode is that when it came time to seize the Boka Star with its 208 tons of rocket fuel bound for Iraq from Serbia, we had the Croats execute the seizure for us, because we'd learned that we still can't trust the Serbs to do the right thing.

See also Orao, Bosnian Serb aviation firm.

You know only enough to get yourself in trouble, Zagor. Serbians needs to quit trying to point fingers elsewhere, rather than taking care of problems in Serbia.