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To: Laura E. who wrote (15838)	9/10/2001 1:36:18 AM
From: M0NEYMADE	Respond to of 15987

,,,,,,,I'm a Contrarian,,,whatever the herd do i do the opposite. Bearish sentiment abound and avg Joe is selling at low. I smell a suckers rally before next batch of bad earnings. SEBL,EMC,VRTS,QLGC,SBUX,AMZN great entry points. No time for BS pennies -MoneyMade

To: Laura E. who wrote (15838)	9/13/2001 1:12:18 AM
From: M0NEYMADE	Respond to of 15987

Bin Laden under house arrest: report Afghanistan's ruling Taliban militia had placed alleged terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden under house arrest in the wake of the suicide attacks on the United States, an Arabic online newspaper reported. Quoting "fundamentalist Arab sources", Ilaf said the "Taliban have arrested Osama bin Laden before placing him under surveillance with several of his assistants," including the head of the Egyptian branch of Al-Jihad Ayman Al-Zawahri and bin Laden's military commander, Muhammad Atef Al-Makni. "A number of Afghan fighters are under house arrest along with bin Laden," said the report late Wednesday. But a diplomat at the Taliban's embassy in Abu Dhabi said he could not confirm the report. "All we know is that he (bin Laden) is somewhere in Afghanistan, but we are not aware if he is under house arrest," the diplomat said. Bin Laden and commander Atef have been indicted for the 1998 bombings of the US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. Bin Laden has emerged as the prime suspects in yesterday's kamikaze hijacked passenger jet strikes on New York and Washington