[SteveMcKing]

I consider myself completely wired, yet some of these enemy are far more technologically geared than me. Further, even if you examined my computer in detail, you would learn very little about my life and plans.

I almost wonder if they're planting misinformation on these laptops.

[USAfearsnobody]

Al Quada would definitely think of doing that. But then again, what about the Zarkawi letters to bin Ladin? You think those could be fakes?

[speed_addiction]

Their communications networks have been severly hampered or are compromised. The easiest way to communicate is upload all pertinent info on to a lap top and take the entire thing. You can burn info onto CDs, but then can't add to it most of the time.

[Antioch]

An Inside Look at the Khadr family can be found in this lavish, sycophantic PBS documentary

Details of their life with Osama bin Laden, and the uproar in Canada after the mother and brother - both Al Qaeda sympathizers - returned there in April 2004 to seek medical help for the son.

An Inside Look at the Khadr family can be found in this lavish, sycophantic PBS documentary

Details of their life with Osama bin Laden, and the uproar in Canada after the mother and brother - both Al Qaeda sympathizers - returned there in April 2004 to seek medical help for the son.

[BigSkyFreeper]

I almost wonder if they're planting misinformation on these laptops.

Every time some Fed or soldier comes across a cache of weapons, there's always a laptop in the pile.

I then proceeded to ask myself the same question you raise, and myself said "Yeah, I think they are"