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To: combjelly who wrote (270881)	1/31/2006 7:17:51 PM
From: AK2004	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575606

re: Under what principle or law would the Clinton administration taken and tried bin Laden? well, Clinton had no problem bombing pharmaceutical company but he would have a problem detaining well known terrorist - strange. But playing your game let us assume that there were not enough evidence to implicate him in a number of attacks on US targets. There are a number of countries out there, like Israel, that had sufficient evidence against bin Ladin's activity against Israel and Clinton could have simply assisted Israelis. SA would be a good choice too but Saudies did not want to deal with bin ladin