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To: micdundee2 who wrote (31232)	10/9/2006 8:18:59 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Respond to of 48462

Oh yeah, futures are higher now than last night. I don't really know how you play this deal, because I don't know where the 'fallout' will land, so to speak. And at this point, I'd like to see confirmation of a chain reaction. It does send a message to every wanna be nation, and that is if you have a nuclear weapon, you can buffalo the world.

To: micdundee2 who wrote (31232)	10/9/2006 10:26:30 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 48462

This is something to think on> Hundreds of Iraq police sick from poison 2006/10 BAGHDAD, Iraq - Authorities arrested the head of the mess hall where at least 350 Iraqi policemen suffered food poisoning, as the military investigated whether the poisonings were intentional, officials said Monday. On Sunday night, an official in the Environment Ministry, Jassim al-Atwan, said 11 policemen had died. The governor of the local province of Wasit, Hamad al-Latif, said "hundreds of soldiers were poisoned" at the police base in Numaniyah, but nobody had died. "A number of people have been arrested, including the man in charge of the mess hall," al-Moussawi said. The division normally operates around the town of Salman Pak on the southeastern outskirts of Baghdad — an area of intense Shiite-Sunni fighting. Gov. al-Latif said the base‘s food and water are supplied by an Australian contractor working through Iraqi subcontractors. He did not identify the Australian company.