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Politics : Attack Iraq? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David Alon who wrote (108)	9/2/2002 7:17:18 PM
From: JEB	Respond to of 8683

From your article: Russia could not see "a single well-founded argument that Iraq represents a threat to US national security", Mr Ivanov said. news.bbc.co.uk From my article: Davis, who's investigated the bombing for the past seven years, obtained 22 signed affidavits from witnesses putting McVeigh in the company of a group of Iraqis working for a local property-management company, in the weeks before the bombing. Davis turned those affidavits over to a 1997 Oklahoma County grand jury. Davis focused her attention and stories on one Iraqi, who appeared to match the third FBI sketch of John Doe No. 2, a man noted in police-radio traffic moments after the explosion. Some of Davis' witnesses said they had seen a man who resembled John Doe No. 2 riding with McVeigh in the bomb-laden truck. Message 17943679