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To: quidnunc; Eurotwit

If you'd read a piece by Kenneth Timmerman in the July 1998 Reader's Digest, you'd have been much more informed.

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What We Knew…and Didn't Do
By Kenneth Timmerman
April 13, 2004                   http://www.rd.com/common/nav/index.jhtml?articleId=9527512

In July 1998, Reader's Digest published Kenneth Timmerman's report, "This Man Wants You Dead." Three weeks later -- with more than 200 innocent civilians torn to bits by al-Qaeda bombs in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam -- bin Laden's face was plastered in newspapers around the world.
 

43 posted on 04/20/2004 6:59:56 AM PDT by Tolik
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To: Tolik
the so-called incriminating memo is notable mainly for its confirmation of the woeful state of US intelligence. The mention of "media reports" in the first sentence is a sly admission that you could have found out all the stuff in this "classified" briefing by reading the papers. If you'd read a piece by Kenneth Timmerman in the July 1998 Reader's Digest, you'd have been much more informed.
LOL! And thanks for the link, I'll follow it as soon as I post this.
48 posted on 04/20/2004 7:38:33 AM PDT by conservatism_IS_compassion (To believe in your own objectivity is to be wise in your own conceit.)
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