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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Skywatcher who wrote (305094)	10/6/2002 8:37:37 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (2) of 769670

The Bush Administration is totally clueless....Bin Laden & Co. are our real enemies (NOT Saddam in Iraq)...Bin Laden loves how we get distracted...Notice how an oil tanker was blown up in the last 24 hours...Now Bin Laden wants to strike 'US Economic interests'...see info. below. regards, -Scott _________________________________________________ Bin Laden threatens more attacks: Al-Jazeera AFP [ MONDAY, OCTOBER 07, 2002 02:05:54 AM ] DOHA: Osama Bin Laden, head of the al-Qaeda terror network, has issued a new threat to strike US economic interests, the Arab satellite TV channel Al-Jazeera reported late Sunday. The threat came in a two-minute broadcast recording which the Qatar-based television said was the voice of Bin Laden, the Islamic militant wanted for last year's September 11 terror attacks on the US. He threatened to "strike US economic interests" if the United States does not halt attacks on Arab and Muslim countries. The broadcast came on the eve of the first anniversary of the start of a US military campaign against al-Qaeda in Afghanistan and while the fate of Bin Laden remains shrouded in mystery. ________________________________ More On a New Bin Laden tape from CNN... cnn.com <<...The release of the tape, even with questions about its authenticity, could complicate President Bush's efforts to build American and international support for a possible war with the regime of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. Some critics argue a military campaign in Iraq could disrupt the administration's efforts to track down bin Laden and his al Qaeda operatives...>>

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