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To: BenLurkin
"This fertilizer cannont be used in the manufacture of explosives. This case is under investigation by the Orange County Joint Terrorism Task Force."

If they cannot possibly be used in the manufacture of explosives, why is the Joint Terrorism Task Force investigating it, as opposed to treating it as a simple theft, to be investigated only by the local authorities?

Answer: because they can be used to make explosives, although the FBI lies about this, as with so many other things. When will it become a crime for them to lie to us, just as it's already a crime for us to lie to them?

6 posted on 07/15/2005 1:30:40 PM PDT by coloradan (Hence, etc.)
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To: coloradan

< /paranoia > You forgot to close your tag.

Perhaps because the folks who stole the material, didn't know it couldn't be used for explosives.


9 posted on 07/15/2005 2:52:15 PM PDT by TheDon (The Democratic Party is the party of TREASON!)
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To: coloradan

Because the ragheads stole the wrong stuff?


11 posted on 07/15/2005 4:52:04 PM PDT by BurbankKarl
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To: coloradan
If they cannot possibly be used in the manufacture of explosives, why is the Joint Terrorism Task Force investigating it, as opposed to treating it as a simple theft ... Answer: because they can be used to make explosives ...

I had the same initial question tha you did, but after a bit of thought figured the reason for FBI involvement is that the theft might be a sort of "honey pot" for mad bombers, rather than a simple theft. If the thieves think it can make explosives, that's a good reason for the FBI to look for them.

15 posted on 07/15/2005 5:07:41 PM PDT by Cboldt
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