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To: Ilaine who wrote (44952)5/17/2004 5:16:08 PM
From: carranza2  Read Replies (1) of 793790
 
I didn't pay any attention to it at all when the Jordanian plot came to the forefront because most of the information seemd to be coming from Jordan, and was likely to be false. I am looking at it now for the first time, after the initial hype has passed.

But lots of large conventional explosions and sulphuric acid as a blistering agent is significant. Even militarily. Moreover, it appears that a concoction of some sort of chemicals were to made part of the explosions. I don't think anyone really knows exactly what the results may have been if the acid and the chemicals would have been allowed to explode.

And, no, I'm not wetting my pants, as you so rudely put it, about any of this.
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