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To: Quix

Right on Quix! Now, let's re-group and re-focus on the mission. We know that the terrorists always give a warning. Apparently it is required in their "religion" Hopefully we still have some researchers who will be looking for any warnings - specific or otherwise. I assume we are all well prepared i.e. food, medical supplies, etc and have contingency plans for evacuation or hunkering down. Another trigger may be an assassination or attempted assassination. Let's keep our eyes and ears open. This is war and we are the warriors. I'm still in....I hope there are others who still are. Peace be with you my friend.


499 posted on 05/31/2004 1:44:17 PM PDT by toomanygrasshoppers ("Put down that fiddle and DO SOMETHING!")
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To: toomanygrasshoppers; All

PREPAREDNESS IS IMPORTANT!

CHRISTIANS--DOES ANYONE HAVE A LIST OF THE SCRIPTURES

about preparing for difficult times?


500 posted on 05/31/2004 1:49:15 PM PDT by Quix (Choose this day whom U will serve: Shrillery & demonic goons or The King of Kings and Lord of Lords)
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To: toomanygrasshoppers

Review - Mining: Inco Under Threat?
May 30, 2004 11:47 PM,

Laksamana.Net - Canadian nickel giant Inco Ltd says its 61% owned subsidiary PT International Nickel Indonesia is operating normally despite the withdrawal of some expatriate staff from its operations in Sulawesi following warnings of terror attacks.

The Canadian and Australian governments recently issued travel advisories on potential terror threats in South Sulawesi province, where PT Inco operates mines and smelters.

Several Canadian and four Australian workers at Inco’s Soroako mine reportedly left the area “following extremist death threats” made in an SMS message to the mine's Canadian manager.

Reports said the threats were a combination of warnings by locals and extremists, who had become involved in a prolonged dispute with Inco over alleged evictions and unresolved land rights and compensation cases.

Authorities responded to the threats by deploying a joint taskforce of 230 soldiers and Mobile Brigade (Brimob) paramilitary police to the area to protect Inco’s operations and employees. Inco reportedly has a 3,000-strong workforce in Sulawesi, including 80 expatriates
http://www.laksamana.net/vnews.cfm?news_id=7089


502 posted on 05/31/2004 1:54:49 PM PDT by Letitring
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To: toomanygrasshoppers

Bump and thanks for your post!


563 posted on 05/31/2004 5:05:47 PM PDT by JustPiper (There is a LAW of Cause and Affect)
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