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'A weapon of mass destruction was found in the U.S.': Shock confession of Customs officer
By David Gardner
Last updated at 10:56 PM on 13th February 2011
A port official has admitted that a 'weapon of mass effect' has been found by 'partner agencies' in the U.S., raising major questions over a possible government cover-up.
The disturbing revelation came in an interview with San Diego's assistant port director screened by a television channel in the city.
The Customs and Border Protection Department tried to dampen speculation over his remarks, but doubts remained over whether he had inadvertently revealed a dirty bomb plot to attack the U.S. mainland.
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Crucial moment: Assistant port director Al Hallor admits on camera 'weapons of mass effect' have been found at locations in the U.S.
Crucial moment: Assistant port director Al Hallor admits on camera 'weapons of mass effect' have been found at locations in the U.S.
Concern over a secret WMD bust came after U.S. cables made public by the Wikileaks whistleblower website revealed terror groups were plotting a 'nuclear 911.'
In the interview screened by San Diego's 10News, Al Hallor, assistant San Diego port director, said 'weapons of mass effect' had been found, although he did not specify exactly where or what they were.
Reporter Mitch Blacher asked Mr Hallor: 'Do you ever find things that are dangerous like a chemical agent or a weaponised device?'
'At the airport, seaport, at our port of entry we have not this past fiscal year, but our partner agencies have found those things,' the customs official replied.
Realisation: The assistant port director closes his eyes as reporter Mitch Blacher again asks him if weapons have ever been found in San Diego - and a public affairs officer intervenes
Realisation: The assistant port director closes his eyes as reporter Mitch Blacher again asks him if weapons have ever been found in San Diego - and a public affairs officer intervenes
'So, specifically, you're looking for the dirty bomb? You're looking for the nuclear device?' asked Mr Blacher.
'Correct. Weapons of mass effect,' said Mr Hallor.
'You ever found one?' asked Mr Blacher.
'Not at this location,' Mr Hallor said.
'But they have found them?' asked Mr Blacher.
'Yes,' said Mr Hallor.
'You never found one in San Diego though?' Mr Blacher asked.
'I would say at the port of San Diego we have not,' Mr Hallor said.
'Have you found one in San Diego?' Mr Blacher asked.
The interview was then interrupted and cut short by a public relations official before Mr Hallor was able to answer the question.
San Diego's Customs and Border Protection agency was unavailable for comment today.
Earlier, Mr Hallor told Mr Blacher: 'Potentially every city in America is a target. Given the waterways and the access to the Navy fleet here, I'd say, absolutely, San Diego is a target.
Shocking interview: 10News reporter Mitch Blacher interviews Al Hallor at San Diego port - where he makes the startling revelation WMDs have been brought into the U.S.
Shocking interview: 10News reporter Mitch Blacher interviews Al Hallor at San Diego port - where he makes the startling revelation WMDs have been brought into the U.S.
'Our overall arching mission is to protect the American homeland against terrorists and from weapons of mass effect from entering the country. We are the guardians of America's borders.'
THE CRUCIAL CONFESSION
Reporter: Do you ever find things that are dangerous like a chemical agent or a weaponised device?
Mr Hallor: At the airport, seaport, at our port of entry we have not this past fiscal year, but our partner agencies have found those things.
Reporter: So, specifically, you're looking for the dirty bomb? You're looking for the nuclear device?
Mr Hallor: Correct. Weapons of mass effect.
Reporter: You ever found one?
Mr Hallor: Not at this location.
Reporter: But they have found them?
Mr Hallor: Yes.
Reporter: You never found one in San Diego though?
Mr Hallor: I would say at the port of San Diego we have not.
told them Mr Hallor was 'just nervous' in the interview and 'mis-spoke'.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1356645/A-weapon-mass-destruction-U-S...
gerald celente
The greatest threat is some one that's full off shit!
TABOOVSKNOWLEDGE 1 year ago
@TABOOVSKNOWLEDGE I would say it was "Ignorance" :-P
wakeup2nwo 1 year ago