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To: runes who wrote (59704)	1/30/2002 11:36:04 AM
From: michael97123	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 70976

Runes, You are obviously part of the 15% who is negative on bush. I dont buy into your third point at all. And if we continue to be vigilant there will be less terrorists alive to do evil to us. Your analogy is similar to saying we shouldnt have fought WW2 because we would end up in a war, albeit cold, with the Soviets. The drug war parralel only works if we are not resolute in destroying the enemy by all means necessary. I think that was the essence of what bush said. It is cynical to believe that he is not tortured every day by the fear of another terror attack. Perhaps 51/2 months out we have forgotten what the enemy is like. Mike

To: runes who wrote (59704)	1/30/2002 11:40:14 AM
From: michael97123	Respond to of 70976

Crack airport security on Crack?? from msnbc below THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE were evacuated from the United Air Lines terminal after the man walked away from the security gate after a check of his sneakers showed some type of explosives residue, said airport spokesman Mike McCarron. The man speculated that the positive reading could have been the result of exposure to fireworks before he walked off, McCarron said. He did not explain why security personnel did not detain the man, who has not been found. Domestic flights departing from gates 61 to 89 of the United terminal were ordered held while the incident remained under investigation, he said.