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To: MSI who wrote (2265)	10/2/2001 5:45:54 PM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 281500

Thats sounds OK. A reasonable awareness in the USA to the terrorist threat, plus some counter measures, should see a return to almost normal living imho. The extra security should not be that bad for business, as it should generate some business in it's self. In many ways the terrible criminal act on the WTC will be seen over time as a "terrorist act waiting to happen", and just like accidents, they are preventable. Although "common sense" it not the preferred tool in all situations, when it comes to accidents and terrorist acts, my belief says it would work to eliminate the biggest proportion of them. Politicians, lawyers, the media (in particular) should allow time and the appropriate people find the solutions to these problems. Firing up the emotions, pointing fingers, and argument without communicative discussion does not work for sure. (In my opinion). No reflection on your post. Agree with what you said. Just had to get my 2 cents in -g- In the mean time the war is looming... portal.telegraph.co.uk Got my fingers crossed...