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To: Mark Adams who wrote (9457)	9/16/2001 3:28:09 AM
From: Mark Adams	Respond to of 74559

On the requirements for a Marshall Plan; Nice post Message 16356115 There is no one more dangerous than someone who has nothing to loose. Further reflection on this suggested that Bin Ladin might be the exception- as he had wealth, yet became a more serious threat as a result of that. Yet, his exile and the percieved violation of his religous beliefs might have put him in that mindset of 'nothing to loose' despite his wealth. Not that I mean to take an apologist role here- I think his approach is ultimately less likely to succeed than other approaches might have been. He makes for quite a contrast to the Dali Lami.