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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (33208)	3/19/2003 11:47:13 AM
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War over? To:Shack who started this subject From: UnBelievable Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003 11:26 AM Respond to of 68979 National Wire Transfer System Down I have been advised by the national operations center of JP Morgan Chase that the national wire transfer system is down. They would not make any further comment except to say this is very rare. ================================================= "DEBKAfile exclusive: Kurdish sources confirm that Iraqi deputy prime minister Tareq Aziz is in their hands and is being questioned by US intelligence officials. Earlier, as American and British forces began invasion of Iraq, DEBKAfile’s military sources reported persistent rumor that two leading powerbrokers of Saddam’s regime had fled Baghdad: deputy prime minister Tareq Aziz, who is thought to be hiding in Kurdistan in northern Iraq, and vice president Taha Yassin Ramadan who has not been seen for three days. debka.com The invasion has begun with the advance of US Marines and British 1st Armored Division into Iraq in the direction of southern key naval port of of Umm Qasr. A second column of US 3rd Infantry Division troops crossed into the demilitarized zone on Iraqi border with Kuwait, with thousands of tanks, combat vehicles and fuel trucks Hundreds of Iraqi officers and soldiers are reported streaming to the Turkomen town of Tozkhurmato south of Kirkuk and turning themselves in"