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To: JustTradeEm who wrote (141)	9/13/2001 8:49:52 AM
From: Rich1	Respond to of 505

i agree JB.. As a 55 year old man I am right to do mypart if neccessary. I don't want my children to grow up in a world where I have to fear for their lives and safety. My Mother who is 78 and lives in NY has been visiting with me for about a week. She was scheduled to fly home yesterday, she was willing to do so.. I told her to wait another couple days to see if the other shoe drops or the airport mess gets cleaned up... I wouldn't want to be flying the next couple days.

To: JustTradeEm who wrote (141)	9/13/2001 1:16:10 PM
From: thestockrider	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 505

JB, I agree with you. Before this is all said and done, it will be a religious war. Not that I think the terrorist leaders are following their religions -- actually I think their leaders are taking David Koresh-like liberties. The terrorist leaders are using religion as a rallying cry against their opponents from whom they want to take power and wealth. Not very different from Protestant princes versus Catholic kings after Martin Luther. It really tweaks Bin-Laden that the US has an effectively permanent base in Saudi Arabia which helps shore up the Saudi government. What was he thinking? That he with his relatives would overthrow the Fahd family become its dictator? The reason this will be a religious conflict is that one religion, or faction thereof, cannot accomodate others. There are aspects of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity which simply do not allow/respect people of differing beliefs. Fortunately in the cases of Judaism and Christianity, these beliefs have been subdued by the other secular considerations of the societies in which they exist. Not so for the poor of Islam. The poor aren't getting much that they value from their societies.