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To: semperfijarhead who wrote (77353)	6/2/2002 2:41:39 PM
From: EightyEight	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 122087

That Egyptian news story? If it's Egyptian it must be another link to A@P. Right? Hearing that A@P took down the al quaeda website from his prison cell on direct orders from UBL. Check your sources in Brooklyn. <g> just kidding. Disclaimer: I am not now nor have I ever been a member of any Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organ-i-ztion(s)

To: semperfijarhead who wrote (77353)	6/2/2002 3:22:54 PM
From: Captain Jack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 122087

Nope-- fwd to a site in India when access is attempted.. Get ready for fresh attacks, Al Qaeda to US Reuters Cairo, June 2: The pan-Arab daily al-Hayat published on Sunday what it said was a statement from an al Qaeda spokesman warning the United States to get ready for another attack. "What is coming to the Americans will not, by the will of God, be less than what has come," the paper quoted al Qaeda spokesman Sulaiman bu Ghaith as saying in a statement. "So beware, America. Get ready. Get prepared. Put on the safety belt," he said in a statement al-Hayat said was published on the www.alneda.com Web site. The Web site, which has in the past regularly carried news on Afghanistan and statements it said came from Taliban leaders, could not be accessed immediately by Reuters. The site published a statement in April it said was from Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar. Bu Ghaith, a Kuwaiti-born cleric who emerged as an al Qaeda spokesman after the September 11 attacks on New York and Washington, said al Qaeda would continue to hit Americans, Jews and their targets, either "individuals or institutions". He cited what he described as America's anti-Muslim policies in countries such as Somalia, Sudan, Indonesia and the Philippines as a reason for targeting the United States. He also complained Israel had acted against the Palestinians for 50 years with "American blessing". The United States accuses Osama bin Laden and his al Qaeda network of masterminding September 11 attacks on the United States that killed 3,000 people. US-led coalition forces are hunting for the remnants of Taliban and al Qaeda fighters in Afghanistan, after launching an offensive in October that ousted the Taliban from power.