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To: SilentZ who wrote (460285)	3/2/2009 1:02:13 AM
From: i-node	Respond to of 1578267

No, it's because it was much easier for them to do so. Right. Soft target. Isn't that what he said? Remember, there were so few of them in the States before 9/11 that they couldn't even round up the 30 guys they wanted on the planes and only got 19. It took them 5 years to put together the 9/11 attacks. There simply are many more of Al-Qaida in Europe. This, from the guy who said it was a lucky hit. Clueless. Totally clueless. Where in hell did he get the idea they couldn't round up 30 guys? These people were STANDING IN LINE to become martyrs. Hell, at one point, at the original AQ camp in Afghanistan, they came under Soviet fire and just stood out in the open hoping to martyred. Didn't even try to defend themselves. That's the nature of the organization. There were thousands available.