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To: J.T. who wrote (9298)	11/2/2001 10:13:00 AM
From: James F. Hopkins	Respond to of 19219

IT may not be the "next" strike, but it's sure enough coming..it's just all to easy and we are not likely to cover our ass until after the fact. ( par for the course ) I've known about this for a long time and wouldn't post on it for fear of giving them ideas. However more recently with my checking a wide verity of foreign news sources I'm now sure they are already looking at it, and have had plenty of time to collect the type of material needed. -------------- Our news media seems to want to poo poo on this and they have no idea how easy it is. There are all kinds of radioactive materials that can be used other than uranium or plutonium.. I could list about a 100 radio active elements that would do the job that are outside the ability of our regulatory agencies to have a handle on. In fact terrorists could easily set up shill hospitals or companies & buy all the stuff they really need right from us under the disguise of "medical" uses or industrial X-ray cameras pre loaded with cobalt. Jim