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According to bbc merseyside twitter feed.

NEWS: 2 men arrested in anti-terror operation in Wallasey. North West Counter Terrorism Unit says house searches are ongoing.

Anyone hear anything?

its in the wirral globe,37 yr old arrested ellary park wallasey.

Cheers

Can't find it- anybody got a link?

Saw the Matrix, plain clothes and scientific support this morning. opposite the school.

K

Fankoo

Encouraging acts of terrorism via widely circulating publications of said material will carry a huge sentence.
Probably been spreading it all over the Internet.

A few years ago you could pick up a computer disk with something called Jolly Roger's Cook Book and The Terrorists Handbook on it. Computer Public Domain software libraries (mainly for Amiga, ST and PC) freely circulated it.

The contents were relating to payphone hacking, getting high from banana peel, making smoke bombs, exploding lightbulbs, and other general US based teenage pranks.

Its quite scary to think that I could be arrested for possessing a copy now or even talking about it. If you Google "Jolly Roger's Cook Book" you'll find the document online.

It even has a Wikipedia page:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Anarchist_Cookbook

I remember that gibbo, I think everyone who owned an Amiga had a copy

Accident on The Smiler Ride at Alton Towers. Two carriages crashed, one was empty other had 16 people in. I don't, like those roller coaster rides, way too fast and scary for me. Hope everybody's ok...

Should have started a new topic there, sorry.....

I actually own a hard copy of the anarchists cookbook but I can catagoricall say that I'm not a terrorist

I dont think that saying you arent exonerates you turnip? Tptb could determine you have had an inclination towards disseminating the contents of that printed 'terrorist' material.
Beware the dawn knock from the stormtroopers!!

Hi Turnip this may help you destroy the book, although a lighter or matches would be better...
Legality[edit]
The book was refused classification by the Office of Film and Literature Classification upon release, thus making the book banned in Australia.[14]
In 2007, a 17-year-old was arrested in Britain and faced charges under Terrorism Law in the UK for possession of this book, among other things.[15] He was cleared of all charges in October 2008, after arguing that he was a prankster who just wanted to research fireworks and smoke bombs.[16]
More recently, in County Durham, UK in 2010, Ian Davison and his son were imprisoned under anti-terrorism laws for the manufacturing of ricin, and their possession of The Anarchist Cookbook, along with its availability, was noted by the authorities.[17]
In 2013, renewed calls were made in the United States to ban this book, citing links to a school shooting in Colorado by Karl Pierson