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To: goldsnow who wrote (7872)	11/1/2001 4:39:36 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23908

Well... at least the FBI's bought my Mossad/Israeli theory on the anthrax letters.... Thursday, November 01, 2001 Cheshvan 15, 5762 Israel Time: 11:34 (GMT+2) U.S. papers: FBI hunting suspected terrorists with Israeli passports By Yossi Melman and Nathan Guttman The FBI is conducting a manhunt for six men carrying Israeli passports who are suspected of plotting terror attacks in the United States - and who were released by the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service after having been under arrest, according to the Knight-Ridder news service. The six were arrested over the weekend in a state in the Midwest while traveling in two cars, and were found to have photographs and information about a Florida nuclear reactor and the Alaska pipeline, the news agency reported. There are three nuclear reactors in Florida. They also had "suspicious equipment," including box-cutter knives similar to those used by the hijackers on September 11, Knight-Ridder said. But the six, who were decribed as having Israeli passports and a "Middle Eastern look," were released after INS officials decided that their passports and visas were valid. According to the Miami Herald, the INS released the men without consulting the FBI - or reporting the arrests. When FBI director Robert Mueller heard about the incident, he was "furious." However, the newspaper also quoted the INS as calling the report that it had allowed the release of the six "unconfirmed." And a spokesman for the company operating the Alaskan pipeline, which carries some 17 percent of all the oil in the U.S., said he did not know of any threat to the pipe. An Israeli embassy spokesman in Washington said he knew about the affair from the newspaper, but American authorities had made no formal contact with the embassy about the matter. haaretzdaily.com

To: goldsnow who wrote (7872)	11/1/2001 6:02:40 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23908

Follow-up to my post #7898 -- see how the FBI's hunt for Israeli bioterrorists has been "doctored" to suit Jew-friendly US public opinion.... Wednesday October 31 11:39 AM EST Report: Men Had Florida Nuclear Plant Photos The FBI is searching for six men who were stopped by police in the Midwest last weekend and released - even though they possessed descriptions and photos of a nuclear power plant in Florida, Knight Ridder Newspapers reported. The men were reportedly traveling in groups of three in two white sedans, according to a senior law enforcement official quoted in the report. The newspaper reported that in addition to photos and other suspicious material, the law enforcement official said that they also carried "box cutters and other equipment." The men appeared to be from the Middle East, according to the report. They were allegedly let go after the Immigration and Naturalization Service determined the passports were valid and that the men had entered the United States legally, the official said in the newspaper report. [snip] dailynews.yahoo.com