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To: Gottfried who wrote (557)1/31/2002 6:29:46 PM
From: Jerome  Read Replies (1) of 786
 
Fourteen LDC (least developed countries ) offer Bin Laden temporary residence.
The countries of Liberia, Sierra Leone, Republic of the Congo. Zimbawe, Zambia, Nigeria, and Israel have offered temp residence to Bin Laden.

Here's why.... when the Americans think that Bin Laden is in your country, they bomb the hell out of some little used airports, drop food supplies to the local natives, forgive the debt of neighboring countries, offer huge amounts of aid to make sure that Bin Laden does not come back, help rebuilds your infrastructure, American Politicians and news reporters spend huge amounts in your country (not as good as tourists, but what the hey). And lastly your local political leaders get a free trip to meet with Bush and Cheney. Not to mention the free lunch.

The second part of the conference dealt with how to keep Bin Laden alive so that he could be used in another country a few months latter.

This is a win win situation for those LDC's and the Republican Administration. If Bush can keep Bin Laden alive for another three years along with his war on terrorism, his re-election is guaranteed. He won't even miss his Enron stock.

Hey, Americans don't like Foreign Aid, but they will spend their last dime to fight the terrorists.

This memo has to go to the State Department....planning is everything.

Jerome
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