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To: Captain Jack who wrote (21614)	10/13/2001 7:12:47 PM
From: waverider	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

You know, I've been thinking it really doesn't matter what group these maniacs target...if just target any group and are successful the panic and uncertainty it would create in our country would play right into their hands. Probably why we are pretty sure another attack is near. wr

To: Captain Jack who wrote (21614)	10/13/2001 7:12:50 PM
From: Captain Jack	Respond to of 52237

Well,, most of the media is sane--- NEW YORK, Oct 13, 2001 (AP Online via COMTEX) -- Two cable news networks, after being asked by the Bush administration to use discretion in showing videotapes from Osama bin Laden's organization, refused to show the latest tape delivered Saturday. CNN aired a brief portion of the message from bin Laden spokesman Suleiman Abu Gheith about an hour after it was received from the Al-Jazeera television network, but Fox News Channel and MSNBC executives said the tape was not newsworthy. The news channels and ABC, CBS and NBC agreed last week not to air transmissions from the al-Qaida group without first screening and possibly editing them. The Bush administration called the transmissions propaganda and said there was a possibility that bin Laden was using the tapes to deliver coded messages.