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Sorry I boo-bood, I did not provide the link.

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Taking responsibility for Iraq bombings

• U.S.: Video shows terrorist attacks Feb. 20: A video circulating on the Internet shows startling pictures of what U.S. sources say are terrorist attacks by Islamic fundamentalists on U.S. forces in Iraq.

4,863 posted on 02/23/2004 3:47:57 PM PST by TexKat (Just because you did not see it or read it, that does not mean it did or did not happen.)
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Canada received warnings about threats to airliners, official says
4,865 posted on 02/23/2004 3:55:18 PM PST by knak (wasknaknowknid)
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U.S., Pakistan Deny They're Closing in on Osama

U.S., Pakistan Deny They're Closing in on Osama

Feb23 ,8 : 08AM (ET)

By Mike Collett-White and David Brunnstrom
KABUL/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Osama bin Laden's whereabouts remain a mystery to U.S. and Pakistani forces as they crank up efforts to flush out al Qaeda and Taliban rebels hiding near Afghanistan's eastern frontier, officials said on Monday.

U.S. military officials in Kabul have boldly predicted his capture in 2004, and Britain's Sunday Express weekly reported that the world's most wanted man was "boxed in" by U.S. and British special forces in the rugged Pakistani mountains along the Afghan border.

The newspaper said bin Laden was within a 10 mile by 10 mile area, being monitored by a U.S. spy satellite.

"As far as the reports of Osama bin Laden's location, I don't take much credence in them because if we knew where he was in Afghanistan, we would go get him and if the Pakistanis knew where he was in Pakistan they would go get him," U.S. military spokesman Lieutenant-Colonel Bryan Hilferty said.

"We continue to have rumors over the past two years," he told a news briefing in Kabul, when asked about speculation that bin Laden had been spotted.

Pakistani officials dismissed the report that located bin Laden in mountains north of the Pakistani city of Quetta.

"That area is in Pakistan but there is nothing there, life is absolutely normal -- you can go and see," said Pakistani military spokesman Major-General Shaukat Sultan. "There is no operation being conducted there and there are no foreign troops there."

http://news.myway.com/top/article/id/45776|top|02-23-2004::08:11|reuters.html


to catwomen... i might be heading to the eye of the eagle..!!

alaah akbaar
daleel_almojahid

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alaaah akbaar
Daleel_Almojahid

Of course the link he provided does not work. But poor Daleel is insistant that our forces are nowhere near where reports say they are.
4,872 posted on 02/23/2004 4:12:16 PM PST by Revel
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