Laden's Students: Sears Tower in Chicago. "This one is mine," he says.

USA TODAY ^ | 09/27/2001 - Updated 01:22 PM ET | By Jack Kelley, USA TODAY

[ET(end tyranny)]

Italics off??

[chainsaw]

I think I'd want to work at home on my computer for a while.

[Yellow Rose of Texas]

I didn't see it yesterday. Thanks for the post.

[dr_who]

...And I thought our schools here were crap.

[dr_who]

Part of the problem with these people is their unquestioning self-riotiousness --er, self-righteousness. Their version of religion means following the dictates of some other mortal whom they deem to be infallible enough to be their one mouthpiece of the supreme being. It's true, they can't be reasoned with, at least not by normal means. But their leaders must act the part and stay true to, as well as strictly enforce, their medieval ideals. They must be as innocent as a shepherd up in the mountains, with no ulterior motives for what they do, and no temptations to violate the wool--umm--will of allah.

[dr_who]

Quite a crowd. Wonder if they have any facilities there.

[Imperial Warrior]

I agree. That we haven't already done this shows how truly unprovocational and unworthy of that mass murder terrorist attack we really were. I can't wait to deliver the bad news to them.