No idea, but what I find interesting is there seems to be 2 separate attacks by 2 separate groups being discussed in regards to the current "threats" to the US. Since the US basically runs both groups it is worth paying attention to this stuff. First you have ISIS (mainly US/Britain/Israel controlled) in Mexico with credible info showing they are planning an attack on the Southern border. Then completely separate to that you have credible info showing a threat coming from AQAP (mainly US controlled), with no further specifics being given (but keep in mind this is the same group that just so happened to recently get their hands on 11 commercial aircraft in Libya (which somehow were moved without them knowing about it... ya fucking right) so lets put 2 and 2 together here...). Both these (created) "groups" are separate, and so are their threats/targets (although both would likely attack within days of each-other if not almost overlapped). From what I can see, the most likely scenario would be for ISIS (first) to attack the US from the South via mainly VIED's (targeting power hubs & military bases), which would then be closely followed by multiple AQAP (second) attacks that mainly target the Southern states and the East coast using multiple already obtained commercial aircraft loaded with explosives (mainly targeting high profile buildings & monuments).