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To: Brumar89 who wrote (51670)	5/15/2015 7:43:56 PM
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They're now involving the FBI because they found a dent of sorts in that part of the engine housing the controls leaving open the possibility that someone may have fired on the train and damaged or destroyed the speed controls.

To: Brumar89 who wrote (51670)	5/15/2015 7:46:58 PM
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Embarrassment Becomes DANGEROUS! Saudi’s Did More Than Snub Obama! Kicking off a ME nuclear arms race ... yes, that will make Obama worse than Carter. image: theblacksphere.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com More than a snub, this is not only embarrassing, it is incredibly dangerous!Business Insider Reports: President Barack Obama’s summit with Arab leaders doesn’t seem to be going as planned.First, King Salman of Saudi Arabia embarrassed the Obama administration when he backed out of the summit after the White House announced he was going to attend.The last-minute move was widely perceived as a deliberate snub, and the Saudis offered only a vague excuse for King Salman’s absence. Crown Prince and Defense Minister Mohammed bin Nayef and Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz attended the talks in Salman’s place. Obama then incorrectly introduced the deputy crown prince and misnamed the founder of the kingdom. Then came today’s big news: The New York Times reported that Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries intend to match Iran’s nuclear capacity if the US reaches a deal that allows some aspects of the country’s nuclear program, including uranium enrichment and ballistic missiles research, to continue. Read more at theblacksphere.net