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To: Stan who wrote (33126)	10/21/2001 1:21:25 AM
From: Jamey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39621

Stan, FBI says hoax on Urban Legends. Could be. Of course something like this spreads like wildfire on the internet. Since this was on an inter office memo I decided to post it on the "better be safe than to be wrong theory." However, the FBI cannot deny reports that 30 Arabs in Colo. went through a government work force program for truck driving liscenses but did not apply for the jobs that were available at the time. Also, the FBI is not commenting on what Benjamin Netanyahu, former Israeli prime minister is saying. That he notified FBI and others in the U.S. that they that they had intercepted messages that indicated that a big terrorist plot was evident and was going to be directed at the U.S. just before Sept. 11. Its always better to have foresight than hindsight like our security agencies. They may have been able to intercept these terrorists and prevent such loss of lives and property. I suspect there are many sleeper cells left in the USA. Everyone should be alert to anything suspicious. It is also an admitted fact that 90% of stored luggage is never checked on airlines for bombs. Remember Lockerbie, Scotland? I wouldn't get on an airline for anything. Santiago