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To: Greg h2o who wrote (35886)9/28/2001 6:09:47 PM
From: Sector Investor  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 42804
 
Terabeam scales back.

<<TeraBeam Corp. says it is laying off 90 employees, or 20 percent of its 450-person staff, due to a cutback in expansion plans.>>

<< It had planned to be in six cities by the end of the year but has now cut that number to four. Following a March product launch in Seattle, where company headquarters are situated, Terabeam is now providing service in Denver and Dallas and will soon announce the fourth city, says El.>>

lightreading.com



To: Greg h2o who wrote (35886)9/28/2001 6:54:23 PM
From: Dee Jay  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 42804
 
as well educated as you are you know that "preventive detention" has always been a very tricky area in this democracy because the Bill of Rights and the rule of law requires that a crime be in the planning stage (provable) or a conspiracy exists, or a crime committed in order for anyone to be detained against his/her will while the links are being established more fully. Abuse of this power is what concerns thinking people, whatever their politics.

There will be careful consideration by cool heads when whatever legislation is crafted to meet this threat, so that we do not create a greater threat ourselves to our own society - which is one goal of the terrorists. I don't want the likes of bin Laden or Hussain or any other radical to cause my liberties to be abridged by his devious, murderous plotting - and when you think about it, neither will you.

Dee Jay



To: Greg h2o who wrote (35886)9/29/2001 10:22:28 AM
From: Dee Jay  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 42804
 
""First, can a society that prides itself on equality before the law treat terrorists differently than ordinary criminals? And where do we draw the line between them? Second, at what point does the cost to civil liberties from legislation designed to prevent terrorism outweigh the added security that that legislation provides?"

Justice Sandra Day O'Connor...see the rest at:

"O'Connor Foresees Limits on Freedom"
nytimes.com

Dee Jay