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To: RJL who wrote (3)	10/9/2002 10:59:15 AM
From: Mike da bear	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2746

"Terrorists like to claim responsibility" That's been the rule up to now. But look at the WTC attack, who would have expected that? Maybe credit will be claimed at a opportune time which will rattle the US population the most. Let's hope it's a lone fruitcake. The Tarrot card left behind would point to this. mdb

To: RJL who wrote (3)	10/9/2002 1:59:06 PM
From: Cage Rattler	Respond to of 2746

Not so. Look at the first attack upon the WTC, the USN ship bombing in Somalia, the USAF barracks in Saudi Arabia, etc. -- al Quaida and most terrorist groups do not step forward and accept responsibility until they are caught – denial is the rule rather the exception. The PLO may be exceptional. Let's not forget that, regardless of terrorist affiliation, these acts are terrorism and as such fall with the same category as drive-by shootings and senseless murders by the Crypts, Bloods, Kings, Hell's Angles, etc. All these groups should be dealt with as if they were al Quaida affiliates. Sorry -- only MHO.