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To: kattracks; Sabertooth
Two weeks ago, a group of Yemeni women related to one of bin Laden's wives was stopped and held while trying to cross into Pakistan.

They reportedly admitted to Pakistani security forces that members of bin Laden's inner circle were trying to escape by ship....

A total of 105 pickup trucks carrying Taliban members and officials have entered Pakistan at three border crossings since Thursday, according to a senior Pakistani official in Chaman.

Amid heightened fears that some al Qaeda members have already fled, Pakistan yesterday rushed to send hundreds of extra soldiers and armed helicopters to the mountainous border region near bin Laden's hideout yesterday to cut off any mule-trail border crossings.

Okay, am I the ONLY one who thinks these statements add up strangely? (I won't even get into asking WHY were they able to stop a group of women but NOT the 105 trucks carrying men.)

Saber, it rather sounds as though they don't have any real concern that OBL can escape, eh? I wonder why....

39 posted on 12/10/2001 5:01:12 AM PST by SusanUSA
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To: susangirl
Saber, it rather sounds as though they don't have any real concern that OBL can escape, eh? I wonder why....

A few scenarios come to mind...


41 posted on 12/10/2001 5:06:57 AM PST by Sabertooth
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