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To: Lane3 who wrote (31720)	2/26/2004 5:52:41 PM
From: unclewest	Read Replies (1) of 793620

the risk is small..... I find no basis for an assertion that fear is justified right now. Al-Qaeda reported to have nuclear weapons theage.com.au Al Qaeda Nuclear and Conventional Explosive Documents: CNN - ISIS Collaboration isis-online.org Al-Qaeda nuclear plans confirmed news.bbc.co.uk Al Qaeda documents outline serious weapons program Terrorist group placed heavy emphasis on developing nuclear device cnn.com CIA says al Qaeda ready to use nukes washtimes.com FBI Alerts Allies on Al Qaeda's Nuclear Plans nci.org Al-Qaida has possessed tactical nuclear weapons for about six years haaretz.com Does al-Qaida have 20 suitcase nukes? worldnetdaily.com The United States is investigating new intelligence reports of contacts between Pakistani nuclear weapons scientists and the Taliban or the terrorist network Al Qaeda, according to Pakistani and American officials. www2.mrbrklyn.com Report: Al-Qaeda constructed radiological dirty bomb in Afghanistan usatoday.com U.S. intelligence agencies are concerned that terrorists are working hard to acquire small nuclear weapons and nuclear material for bombs from Russia. The problem was highlighted by recent intelligence reports indicating that representatives of Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda terrorist network have discussed buying nuclear weapons and nuclear material from members of organized crime groups in Russia. drumbeat.mlaterz.net Al-Qaeda spin-offs planning to wreak havoc: CIA chief 'Across the operational spectrum - air, maritime, special weapons - we have time and again uncovered plots that are chilling,' Mr Tenet said. Al-Qaeda and more than two dozen other terrorist groups were trying to obtain chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear weapons. straitstimes.asia1.com.sg

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