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"Texas plant guard sticks to story"
WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Wednesday, January 28, 2004

Posted on 01/28/2004 3:40:08 AM EST by JohnHuang2

"HOMELAND INSECURITY
Texas plant guard
sticks to story
Man shot near port facility
says FBI doesn't believe him"

Posted: January 28, 2004
1:00 a.m. Eastern

"HOMELAND INSECURITY Texas plant guard sticks to story Man shot near port facility says FBI doesn't believe him"

Considering this story I linked to earlier about radical Muslim infiltration in the FBI, I am beginning to smell a rat.

If the FBI said the Guard who was shot was telling the truth, then they would need to cancel the Super Bowl, as we would be afraid to go.

Remember the man in Las Vegas who overheard a phone conversation that Las Vegas would be attacked, about July of 2003? or was it 2002?

The man still to this day says he told the truth.

After all the threats for New Years in Las Vegas, it seems that he was being truthful.

There is an old saying "Don't look at a gift horse in the mouth". If you did, it would show how old it was and you might decline owning it and miss having a wonderful horse.

The FBI decide to not have folks knowing what they are doing, we know that they are making strides in the right direction, but by not admitting it, it keeps the terrorists off kilter and easier to trip up.

If the shooter of the Guard thinks he is in the clear, he will try again and hopefully be tripped up.

If the shooter is driven underground, then we won't find him and he is free to carry out the "big one".

On the capture of OBL, it does not matter if he is captured as yet, I would guess that the release of the news on his capture is going exactly as planned.

If you and I don't know the truth, think of the confusion in the mind of a terrorist.

"Is it all over? Do I still have a leader? What do I do next? and a million more questions.

Somehow, making OBL a saint in hell, isn't going to help the cause.

Ruth's thoughts this cold morning.

Old men buy a sports car, well Ruth at almost 60, bought land in the Black Mountains and one of those old horses, so she could learn to ride.

Lady was wonderful, she never moved fast enough to dump me and took me for a walk every sunday.

Today it is closer to town and only cats for love.