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To: Elroy who wrote (243802)	7/28/2005 2:27:49 AM
From: Elroy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1584759

Red Sea attacks fuel Egyptian debate on Islam In remarkably frank soul-searching, some call for religious reforms msnbc.msn.com “There is no use denying. ... We incited the crime of Sharm el-Sheik,” ran a bold red headline of a lead editorial Wednesday by Al-Musawwar’s editor in chief, Abdel-Qader Shohaib. The bombers “didn’t just conjure up in our midst suddenly, they are a product of a society that produces extremist fossilized minds that are easy to be controlled,” Shohaib wrote. In Al-Ahram, columnist Ahmed Abdel Moeti Hegazi wrote: “This is not just deviation, it is a culture,” Hegazi said he went to one mosque after the July 7 London bombings and the slaying of the Egyptian diplomat but the preacher made no mention of either attack. Instead, he denounced women wearing bathing suits.

To: Elroy who wrote (243802)	7/28/2005 6:52:41 AM
From: Taro	Respond to of 1584759

Maybe one of the Northern Territories (Kuriles)? Would have kept the Russians from invading them after the Japanese capitulation! Taro