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  • Britain discovers secret army of well-trained jihadi terrorists

    09/06/2006 2:26:19 AM PDT · by Man50D · 27 replies · 2,386+ views
    WorldNetDaily ^ | September 6, 2006
    A massive MI5 anti-terrorism operation discovers Britain's first Islamic "school for terror." Al-Qaida has supplied its estimated 2,000 sleeper agents in Britain with what MI5 Director Eliza Manningham-Buller tells Home Secretary John Reid is "the most sophisticated terror manual ever found in this country." MI5 is checking all Britain's universities and technical schools for Middle East students with a qualification in thermochemistry – the science that includes creating liquid explosives. MI6, Britain's secret intelligence service, has established that Continuity-IRA, the extreme Irish terror group, is providing Hezbollah and Iran's Revolutionary Guard with expertise on how to make ultra-sophisticated roadside bombs....
  • How a Pig's Waste Became Oil

    04/22/2004 7:00:31 PM PDT · by neverdem · 30 replies · 3,222+ views
    NY Times ^ | April 20, 2004 | HENRY FOUNTAIN
    You've heard of Big Oil. How about Pig Oil? The process is far from perfected, but an agricultural engineer at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign has reported success in turning hog manure into oil. "Scientifically, yes, we did convert manure to oil," said Dr. Yuanhui Zhang, a professor in the department of agricultural and biological engineering. "But to compete with Mobil and Amoco, we still have a long way to go." Dr. Zhang, who has been researching manure conversion for eight years, subjects a waste slurry to heat and pressure in a process called thermochemical conversion. Long hydrocarbon chains...