Chertoff's ‘Gut Feeling' Could Be a Nuclear Detonation

Paul L. Williams, Ph.D. (B'nai Elim Director of Christian Affairs)

Paul Williams is the bestselling author of "Day of Islam: The Annihilation of America and the Western World" – which details al-Qaeda's efforts to acquire and detonate nuclear devices on U.S. soil. In this special to NewsMax, Williams, a former FBI consultant, reveals what al-Qaida may be planning this summer. To get a free offer copy of Williams book Click Here Now


Experiencing extreme intestinal discomfort, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said in Chicago last week that America faces a heightened chance of an attack this summer.

"I believe we are entering a period this summer of increased risk," Chertoff told the Chicago Tribune's editorial board in a blunt assessment of America's terror threat level.
"Summer-time seems to be appealing to them," he said of al-Qaeda. "We do worry that they are rebuilding their activities."

Chertoff indicated his remarks were based on "a gut feeling" formed by past seasonal patterns of terrorist attacks, recent al-Qaeda statements, and intelligence he did not disclose.
Days before Chertoff made this announcement; ABC News reported that a secret law enforcement report prepared for homeland security warns that al-Qaeda is preparing a "spectacular" summer attack.

On Tuesday, ABC News also reported that "new intelligence suggests a small al-Qaeda cell is on its way to the United States, or may already be here."

Adding more fuel to the mounting fears, FBI Director Robert Mueller confirmed to NewsMax that al-Qaeda intends to detonate a nuclear device that would kill millions of Americans. He said that the threat is so real he lies awake at night thinking about the effects of such an attack.

These unprecedented announcements are based on the realization that al-Qaeda has achieved its goal of developing nuclear and radiological weapons for a simultaneous attack on seven to 10 American cities. READ MORE