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To: Lane3 who wrote (153152)	12/31/2005 11:01:51 AM
From: briskit	Read Replies (1) of 793552

You might look for terrorist attempts that have been foiled in order to check your assumption about what they assumed reasonably. Sorry I don't have a list for you. I've heard about the recent conviction regarding the NY bridge. There is also information assembled that is not understood, passed along, or acted on for some reason. (I'm blanking on the famous 9-11 case that is being investigated, denied, argued about.) Sometimes we gather information that could prevent an attack, but do not act on it. I'd assume terrorists think they can get around detection if they are using a system of communication, though. Just a place to start looking into your question. Is your point that there really was no leaked secret program, hence nothing illegal, if AQ could have reasonably assumed we were doing it?

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