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To: Peach; Cindy; Fedora

I will tell you that when I superimposed Wilson's timeline over that of the 1998 Africa US Embassy bombings case that things start looking real ... peculiar.


37 posted on 09/01/2006 8:52:23 AM PDT by piasa (Attitude Adjustments Offered Here Free of Charge)
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To: piasa

Piasa - I hope you send some of that information about the timeline to The Weekly Standard and FrontPage magazine.


38 posted on 09/01/2006 9:56:05 AM PDT by Peach (The Clintons pardoned more terrorists than they ever captured or killed.)
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To: piasa
Wry smile...

OPINION: "Peculiar" is probably an understatement.
40 posted on 09/01/2006 12:27:19 PM PDT by Cindy
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To: piasa
Well, that's interesting. . .

On somewhat of a tangent (?), thought I'd see what our friendly neighborhood counterintelligence expert had to say about that one:

"Suspect Links Embassy Blast To Saudi Exile", August 17, 1998

Vincent Cannistraro, former head of the CIA's counterintelligence unit, said he is aware of intercepted electronic communications among bin Laden associates in the aftermath of the embassy bombings in which they take credit for the attacks and exchange warm congratulations. He said investigators immediately considered bin Laden a suspect in the bombings and that subsequent intelligence information has only strengthened their suspicions.

"There is solid intelligence that overwhelmingly points to bin Laden," Cannistraro said. "You have an intelligence investigation, and you have a criminal investigation, but in this case, the two sides seem to be coming together."

41 posted on 09/01/2006 1:23:12 PM PDT by Fedora
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