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To: Threshold who wrote (53724)	8/20/2004 2:39:14 PM
From: TigerPaw	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 89467

Once again there was a huge explosion near Houston. capitalnews9.com When people can't sleep at night for worry about Ridge's latest orange alert they should remember. These supposed terrorist targets blow up frequently anyway and don't cause the kind of mayhem that Junior would like to scare you with. I must say however, there is few sights as spectacular as a million gallon tank going up in a flaming mushroom cloud. TP

To: Threshold who wrote (53724)	8/20/2004 2:43:22 PM
From: abuelita	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

They just haven't reached the same levels YET. yes - ted kennedy knows. World in Brief - Globe & Mail Kennedy's name accidentally on 'no-fly' list Friday, August 20, 2004 - Page A10 Washington -- Senator Edward Kennedy, one of the most recognizable figures in U.S. politics, told a committee hearing yesterday that he has been blocked from boarding commercial airline flights several times because his name was accidentally included on a "no-fly" list intended to screen terrorists. Mr. Kennedy told the U.S. Senate judiciary committee that he was eventually allowed on the flights, but it took numerous calls to the Department of Homeland Security to clear up the mistake. He wondered aloud how difficult it might be for ordinary Americans to have their names removed if they were mistakenly placed on the watch list. Reuters .... impossible, i'd say.