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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (130746)	4/30/2004 8:28:21 PM
From: arun gera	Read Replies (1) of 281500

I don't think American people really want to know if WMDs were there or whether Al Quaeda was involved. Sep 11 was a great shock. It frightened most people. This kind of enemy attack never hit home so close. There was an instinctive urge to lash out. But US is a good democracy with excellent judicial system. You can't easily get away with a hate crime. Collectively one could find an outlet. Bomb the hell out of another country - pick one or two, it does not matter which. -Arun >Of course, the more cynical opinion would be that Bush is trying to delay the release of the information until he needs an Ace up his sleeve. Nothing better than being able to reveal to the American people that he was right in taking on Saddam.. It would certainly suck the wind from Kerry's sails..>

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