[sully777]

I thought this was interesting: "...[c]ouriers were often used to deliver computer discs, and Khan would then post the messages on Web sites, but only briefly...after messages were sent and read, the files were deleted...e-mail addresses were used only two or three times; if the information was really sensitive, an address might be used only once..."

Wonder if AQ tried to Freep occasionally and were zotted? No doubt, the computer geek had Moveon.Org on their FAVORITES file. Seriously though, hope this find breaks up a big chunk of Al Qaeda.

[Montaignes Cat]

I still cannot understand why we do not have an announced retaliation target list, which would include the "palaces" of all the Saudi "royals" who are financing this jihad, the madrasses that are producing the jihadis (some in Pakistan are very large and stationary), and mosques where they get together to spread their ideology of Islamic Supremacism. When any terrorism occurs, we would demolish 25 or so sites. Another attack, 25 more targets. We need to give the financeers some motivation to rein in their own attackers, and put some actual shock and awe into the juvenille legions. Right now they get to play-act and they suffer very few costs and consequences. They think they can make over the world to conform to their fantasies, and it is up to us to teach these wild boys that they cannot.

[Thud]

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[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Very interesting.

But he must of kept something permanent like on his disks, or was it simply his favorites list and e-mail address book????