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To: steve harris who wrote (434053)	7/26/2003 3:31:43 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769670

I just wonder if the Saudis are really really smart and know who to spend money on PR to expose those they don't like at all. Now I know why the dems like the Mc Cain 1st Trashing. WASHINGTON - The Saudi Arabian ambassador responded angrily today to assertions the Saudis knew of and assisted the Sept. 11 attackers. "It is unfortunate that false accusations against Saudi Arabia continue to be made by some for political purposes despite the fact that the kingdom has been one of the most active partners in the war on terrorism, as the president and other administration officials have repeatedly and publicly attested," bin Sultan claimed. .................... "For whatever reason, there is an attempt here to conceal evidence that implicates the Saudi regime in a terrible tragedy, a tragedy that claimed the lives of over 3000 Americans and put hundreds of thousands of troops in harm's way by leading us into two wars," Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., said Thursday. "I remain deeply disturbed by the amount of material that has been censored from this report," said Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fla., who was chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee during the inquiry and who is seeking the Democrats' presidential nomination. The Saudi ambassador said such charges were made for political reasons. newsmax.com