In true Orwellian fashion, Zionist attorney Michael Chertoff, head of the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, is again raising the level of psychological insecurity and fear in the homeland:

"I believe we are entering a period this summer of increased risk," Chertoff told the Chicago Tribune's editorial board in an unusually blunt and frank assessment of America's terror threat level... And he indicated that his remarks were based on "a gut feeling" formed by past seasonal patterns of terrorist attacks..."

This was immediately challenged by Rep. Bennie Thompson, chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security, who wrote:

"Words have power, Mr. Secretary. You must choose them wisely -- especially when they relate to the lives and security of the American public. What color code in the Homeland Security Advisory System is associated with a "gut feeling?" What sectors should be on alert as a result of your "gut feeling?" What cities should be asking their law enforcement to work double shifts because of your "gut feeling?" Are the American people supposed to purchase duct tape and plastic sheeting because of your "gut feeling?"

Maybe someone forgot to tell Bennie that the perceived threat to Israel -- not America -- is the real reason comrade Chertoff's guts are rumbling.

It is interesting that this warning was delivered in Chicago and mentions "past patterns of attacks". Tenants in the Sears Tower might want to keep an eye on sudden vacancies from the building which was purchased in 2004 by a group of "New York investors" including Larry Silverstein's WTC partner Lloyd Goldman. Chicago area shopping malls owned by Frank P. Lowy, another Silverstein WTC partner and former Israeli commando, might also deserve extra scrutiny.

See: Bennie Thompson letter (2007-07-11)