HOMELAND INSECURITY
Islam expert warns of nuke terror
Claims Pakistanis smuggled 'dirty bomb' into U.S. from Canada

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Posted: March 20, 2002
1:00 a.m. Eastern



© 2002 WorldNetDaily.com

He predicted the Sept. 11 attacks, and now Islam expert Dr. Robert
Morey warns there are three small nuclear devices within the U.S. on
standby for more terror, according to Assist News Service (ANS).

"I have Middle Eastern friends throughout the U.S. who continually
feed me information as to what the terrorists are up to," Dr. Morey
told ANS. "I, in turn, feed that information to the FBI and Naval
Intelligence."

According to ANS, Dr. Morey first began researching Islam when he was
a pastor at New Life Bible Church in central Pennsylvania during the
1980s. His research earned him a doctorate. He has authored over 40
books dealing with false religions, cults and philosophies, and
founded the California Institute of Apologetics. His work has garnered
him "numerous death threats" and one "clear assassination attempt last
November the FBI successfully foiled." One of the Pakistani volunteers
in his ministry was discovered to be a secret agent for the Pakistani
Secret Service.

"Hamas has me on a death list of people to assassinate in the U.S.,"
Morey told ANS.

Morey claims a good track record with his gathered intelligence,
telling ANS "I've been right so many times the FBI showed up at my
house, suspicious as to whether or not I was somehow involved –
because I knew too much. I simply pointed out to them they don't have
their ear to the ground in the Middle Eastern community."

"I told them several years ago that Muslim Pakistanis brought into the
U.S. a small nuclear device called a 'dirty bomb' through Niagara
Falls out of Canada," Morey says. "They are driving this nuclear
device in the back of a van or a car waiting for Bin Laden to tell
them when it's time to set it off." Morey received the information
through Pakistani Christian sources, according to ANS.

"My contacts now within the intelligence community have leaked to me
it is feared there are three such devices in the U.S.," Morey added.

CNN reports the Bush administration received information last October
outlining a plot to smuggle a stolen Russian nuclear weapon into the
United States, most likely New York City. The intelligence was deemed
"not to be credible" after a polygraph test determined the informant
was "bogus," one official told CNN. The perceived threat was one
reason the president activated a shadow government, assigning about
100 senior officials to "bunker duty" to keep the government running
in the event of a catastrophic attack.

Heightened concern over al-Qaida's progress toward obtaining a nuclear
or radiological weapon, reports the Washington Post, prompted the Bush
administration to deploy "hundreds of sophisticated sensors since
November to U.S. borders, overseas facilities and choke points around
Washington." And the Delta Force, the nation's elite commando unit,
has been placed on alert to "seize control of nuclear materials that
the sensors may detect."

Dr. Morey points out to ANS, "One would think that if this was not a
real threat, the U.S. government wouldn't rush to spend millions of
dollars for equipment to protect Washington D.C."