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To: Alighieri who wrote (243516)	7/26/2005 3:14:57 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571935

Al, if bushI and reagan provide weapons, it doesn't matter who's at fault Seems like you can't figure out what constitutes a "weapon": reagan and bush I provided him weapons....and bush II has provided the mother of all weapons...the iraq war... Maybe Clinton "weaponized" Osama more than Bush Sr. or Reagan ever did ... Tenchusatsu

To: Alighieri who wrote (243516)	7/26/2005 6:49:35 PM
From: RetiredNow	Respond to of 1571935

LOL. No, they are all at fault in my book. The number one best thing we could have done would have been a Manhattan Project on increasing mpg to 100 or better on average. Then none of this would matter. Here's an article on the threat we face and which our current administration's changes to our security systems make it now capable of protecting U.S. civilians............. Authorities Arrest Men With NYC Maps, Video Five Men Detained in New Jersey, Set to Be Deported July 26, 2005 — Five Egyptian men with maps of the New York City subway system and video of New York landmarks have been arrested by the Joint Terrorism Task Force in Newark, N.J., ABC News has learned. FBI and law enforcement officials told ABC News the five men — four illegal immigrants and one law enforcement fugitive — were arrested Sunday night following a tip to the Newark Police Department. In addition to the subway maps and video, the men had train schedules and $8,000 in $20 and $50 bills. The men were identified as: Karim Ahmed Abdel Latif Ahmed, 21; his brother Mahoud Ahmed Abdel Latif Ahmed, 19; Ahmed Mohamed Atta, 30; Mohamed Ibrahim Gaber, 34, and Mohamed Palat Anwar Jozain. When Newark authorities converged at the group's location at 246 Ferry St., Karim Ahmed answered the door and agreed to allow police to enter. Officers said they noticed the maps, and video cameras and Karim and his brother agreed to a search. Karim said he had the maps because he had a new job as a street vendor. Initially, Karim said no one else was in the apartment, but police came upon the three other men upon further search. FBI officials said the men have no known link to a terror network but noted that none of them could adequately explain the items they had in their possession, the large amount of money or their reasons for being in the United States. Mohamed Ibrahim Gaber has been a fugitive since he jumped ship from an Egyptian flagged freighter in September 2000. The men, all of whom claimed to be unemployed civil or chemical engineers, are set to be deported by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.