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To: Tadsamillionaire who wrote (7811)	10/30/2001 11:47:17 AM
From: SBerglowe	Respond to of 23908

From delphiassociates.org "was Osama Bin Ladin, the royal Saudi Arabian multimillionaire, who has become the global financier for Islamic terrorism. He was linked to the bombing of US embassies in Africa, and last week was linked to the apartment building bombings in Moscow, which killed 300. In his possession are 167 US made backpack Stinger missiles, which we gave him to fight the Russians in Afghanistan. He now plans on using them against us. A well-trained team, with those types of weapons, could shut down the entire US aeronautical infrastructure! You could blow up 5 planes a day, from practically anywhere, and never be caught. The chaos would be monumental. There is evidence that this is exactly what was used on TWA Flight 800, and the Fed's have gone to a lot of trouble to cover it up!" also.... The $64,000 Question is, does Osama bin Laden have nuclear weapons? Yes, according to Sheik Kabbani. The main sources of Sheik Kabbani's information, as far as the Arab press is concerned seems to be the Saudi-owned al-Wasat newsmagazine, and al-Watan al-Arabi, which is close to Egyptian intelligence. "Sheik Kabbani claims that bin Laden bought "20 nuclear war heads" with opium money. Remember that the Russians "Lost" about 100 nuclear brief case bombs about 3 years ago, and it seems some of them wound up in bin Ladin's hands. This is reported as fact in mainstream news sources. For example, the Florida Times-Union (Jacksonville, FL) in a January 24, 1999 byline titled "More counter-terrorism funds urged. Clinton fears bin Laden, others growing bolder," writes: "The leader of a major Muslim organization in the US told a recent gathering at the State Department that bin Laden has already purchased nuclear warheads from the former Soviet Union. Sheik Muhammad Hisham Kabbani, chairman of the Islamic Supreme Council of America, said that bin Laden 'has used two tons of opium and $30 million to purchase over 20 nuclear warheads.' Kabbani said bin Laden also 'had hired an international team of rogue nuclear scientists working in a secret underground base to convert warheads stolen from former Soviet republics into miniature portable nuclear devices capable of striking targets around the globe.'"