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To: jimbopost who wrote (4878)	10/14/2001 11:28:04 AM
From: lh56	Read Replies (1) of 281500

hello, please excuse drop in, but, i had just finished reading the linked article(see below) in the nyt when i read your post. hussein, as a secularist, would normally be regarded as an infidel by bin laden, so, it's a very curious question as to the real relationship between al qaeda and hussein. the point in this excerpt notes a major but largely unremarked issue on the thread but it is on this knife edge that islamic power balances. "...Differences have often been the sharpest with members of the Shiite branch of Islam, the form prevalent in Iran, southern Iraq and parts of Lebanon, and have fueled Iran's tense relations with the Taliban..." nytimes.com regards, larry

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