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Special security forces in America have cracked a plan to attack an Olymipic football venue in China during the games. “President Bush held a confrence in which he states that Americ is willing to help China if need be”
POLICE in Shanghai have cracked also a phone call planning an attack though the venue of the attack is unkown, they say it was not between to terrorists but between Senator John McCain and Osama Bin Laden.
“We have obtained information that international terrorist organisations (Sen. McCain and Bin Laden) would likely launch an attack against an Olympic venue in the city during the Games,” said Cheng Jiulong
“We have staged raids at Sen. John McCains house and cracked his code langauage.”
Cheng would not provide details about the code language used between Bush and McCain.
“According to information we have obtained, Osama has been certified as innocent,” he said. “But before he could get arrested for 9/11 charges he ran of.”
Shanghai will host 12 Olympic football matches during The Games.
Shanghai Stadium, the football venue, has been closed for security checks since July 20, with police and armed police conducting round-the-clock patrols. Though the Chinese security was tested with Anh Do’s little prank in the Channel 7 show “Made in China”
Authorities are also concerned about the threat posed by activists in Buddhist Tibet following China’s harsh response, which sparked widespread international talks.
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POLICE in Shanghai, China, have cracked a terrorist cell planning to attack an Olympic football venue, where Australia’s Olyroos are to play two matches.
The city is where the australian Olyroos are scheduled to play their first two matches of the Olympic Games.
“We have obtained information that international terrorist organizations would likely launch an attack against an Olympic venue in the city during the Games,” said Cheng Jiulong, Shanghai Public Security Bureau deputy director and head of the Shanghai security office for the Olympics.
“We have staged raids and cracked a group of terrorists,” he said.
Chen would not provide further details such as when the terrorists were detected, how many suspects were detained and where they came from.
“According to information we have obtained, the Olympic venue, athlete’s apartments and routes leading to the venue are at a safe level now,” he said. “But the threat of terror attack still exists.”
Shanghai will host 12 Olympic football matches during Games with the Olyroos to play Argentina and Serbia in the city.
Shanghai Stadium, the football venue, has been closed for security checks since July 20, with police and armed police conducting round-the-clock patrols.
Authorities are also concerned about the threat posed by pro-independence activists in Buddhist Tibet following China’s harsh crackdown on unrest that erupted there in March, which sparked widespread international condemnation.
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