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To: DRBES who wrote (209460)	10/30/2004 6:44:54 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1575913

I do not agree with you. The fact that al Qa'ida may want Bush does not mean that it is good for them or bad for us. We shall see. Who do you think your fooling? bin Laden's video was very calculated. He is toying with us. He wants bush to win because bush makes it very clear to the Muslims who their enemy is. bush makes recruiting and fund raising much easier for al Qa'ida. Hopefully, it won't work. As for you being persuaded by the video, please save your tall tales for your kids. You've been a bush supporter for 4 years. Your paranoia runs long and deep. So please don't think you ar fooling anyone with your hit and run posts. Have a good one! And don't forget to vote on Wednesday! LMAO!

To: DRBES who wrote (209460)	10/30/2004 6:45:54 PM
From: Mac Con Ulaidh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575913

Bush said for the record that he didn't know where Bin Laden was nor give much thought to the subject. So if Bin Laden worries you, why on earth vote for a man who has other things on his mind? It's not like Bin Laden just now became a threat again. He's been out there this whole time and Bush decided to go after fish he preferred. Really, I just don't understand thinking that Bush is the one to do it when all he does is bluster for the crowd then go about doing what he pleases, and getting Bin Laden doesn't seem to be it.