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To: LindyBill who wrote (175078)	7/30/2006 7:57:26 PM
From: Hoa Hao	Respond to of 793707

I agree. The Sunni and Shiites are involved in a civil war were Moslem kills Moslem in different sects. You know they won't care a fig for our lives. Remember the embassy bombings in Africa?? Description from Wikipedia: The bombings killed 213 people in Nairobi and a dozen in Dar es Salaam. An estimated 4000 were injured in the Kenyan capital and 85 in Dar es Salaam. Almost all of the victims were African civilians, as well as several US diplomats. The bombings killed 213 people in Nairobi and a dozen in Dar es Salaam. An estimated 4000 were injured in the Kenyan capital and 85 in Dar es Salaam. Almost all of the victims were African civilians, as well as several US diplomats. Below is one of th asshats who did the deed usembassy.it Mohamed said that he "considered himself part of jihad" and Usama bin Laden "our leader in jihad," Perkins said. Asked about the fact that Tanzanians were killed in the embassy bombing, Mohamed "said he was basically not sorry that Tanzanians were killed, that it was described as basically part of doing the job," the agent said. "Allah would take care of them," Perkins said Mohamed told her. What would he have done if he had not been apprehended in South Africa? Mohamed said that "he would have continued his efforts to kill Americans, including being involved in bombings. He hoped that others carried on and that he would carry on if he could," Perkins testified.