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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (118852)	11/7/2003 2:19:32 AM
From: jttmab	Respond to of 281500

Ok, he captured some alumni of the school, who said there was terrorist training there, and you are going to disbelieve it I don't believe a captured enemy because he says what I want to hear. I want some hard coroboration. Different example....claims that Iraq and Al Quaeda were tied together. Al Quaeda wanted to overthrow the Iraq regime, it wasn't fundamentalist enough for OBL. There were TONS of documents that were pulled out of Tora Bora and there was not a single shred of evidence that there was any ties to Iraq. If Saddam was training fedayeen for a guerilla war, they would have had to know how to attack soliders as well as civilians. Guerrilla warfare is something altogether different and "IF" is a pretty important word. Then there's fedayeen which is nothing more than crazy special forces. jttmab