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To: Voltaire who wrote (41855)	9/16/2001 11:31:49 PM
From: davidcarrsmith	Respond to of 65232

Rumsfeld, or some other such, was asked about that today and wouldn't rule it out! Dave

To: Voltaire who wrote (41855)	9/17/2001 1:55:12 AM
From: T L Comiskey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

Hey Amigo... The camp fire is spent.. The dogs have run off chasing their shadows cast by the the moon ... that hangs wet and red Like a well plucked eye........ Hell realms ...unleashed ...are upon us There are No cheeks left to turn... If one Listens closely the Words 'Must IT Be...?'......... crowd out 'I Still Love You'....................... Blessings ...... T news.sify.com US marines land in Pakistan: report Islamabad, Sep 15 US troops landed at Islamabad International Airport on Friday morning, two Pakistani dalies reported. According to unofficial reports, a contingent of over 50 personnel from the Special Services Group of the US Marines' Green Seals have landed for conducting 'target oriented' operations against Bin Laden, prime suspect in the terrorist strikes in the US. A military plane brought the US troops to Islamabad, who were then taken to an unknown place. Islamabad Airport remained closed from 3 to 5am on Friday morning-- which according to the eyewitness account was the time of arrival of US troops. A senior official told The News that "some kind of a military exercise" was going on at the time of the closure of the airport. "There is a normal schedule of such type of exercises, and one should not worry about it," said the senior official. The Nation daily on Saturday reported that a special plane carrying over two dozen foreigners landed at the Chakala airbase in early Friday.