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To: jerseygirl
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Is Tuesday September 21, 2004 Going to be the Next Terrorist Attack?

The total number of days since the United States attacked Iraq is 551. When you add the numbers 5+5+1 it equals 11.

1) New York City has 11 letters.

2) Afghanistan has 11 letters.

3) Ramsin Yuseb (The terrorist who threatened the Twin Towers in 1993) has 11 letters.

4) George W. Bush has 11 letters.

1) New York is the State # 11.

2) The first plane crushing against the Twin Towers was flight # 11.

3) Flight # 11 was carrying 92 passengers Adding this number gives us: 9+2=11.

4) Flight # 77 who also hit the towers, was carrying 65 passengers Adding this: 6+5=11.

5) The tragedy was on September 11, or 9/11. Adding this: 9+1+1=11.

6) The date is equal to the emergency number 911. Adding this: 9+1+1=11.

1) The total number of victims inside the planes are 254: 2+5+4=11.

2) The day September 11 is day number 254 of the calendar year: 2+5+4=11.

3) After September 11, there are 111 days more to the end of the year.

4) The tragedy of 3/11/2004 in Madrid also adds to: 3+1+1+2+4=11.

5) The tragedy in Madrid happened 911 days after the tragedy of the Twin Towers.

Be careful everyone - this may be absolutely meaningless, or again, it might bear paying a little extra caution tomorrow!

1,202 posted on 09/20/2004 11:12:06 PM PDT by MamaDearest
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To: MamaDearest
Someone over on the Gertz story thread is concerned about 9/27 b/c it is 1111 days after 9/11. I really think the number thing is far fetched as it is easy to manipulate figures.


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1,232 posted on 09/21/2004 7:30:57 AM PDT by 4thygipper
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