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Terrorists push plots from jail: Militant sheik got messages to his followers
Chicago Tribune ^
| November 19, 2001
| Cam Simpson
Posted on 11/19/2001 3:04:07 AM PST by sarcasm
Edited on 09/03/2002 4:49:34 AM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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To: OKCSubmariner; Victoria Delsoul; father_elijah; onyx; Prodigal Daughter; Thinkin' Gal; harpseal...
Thanks for the flag, OKCSub. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
Not to make light of your post (Cannistraro's warnings are well-taken), but you can't talk about precautions and the Pope without a pic of the best-dressed security detail on the planet...

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To: OKCSubmariner
thanks for the info
To: OKCSubmariner
Hmm...what is this Indy article about?
To: Sabertooth
As authorities investigating the Sept. 11 hijacking attacks choke off funding of terrorist groups and detain or arrest potential suspects, a disturbing reality has emerged: Even after terrorists are investigated, captured and locked up, they may still plot mayhem and communicate with fellow devotees from behind bars. To avoid this problem the best solution is elimination on the spot whether through military tribunals or through combat, but terrorists' elimination nonetheless. Having these terrorists going through our justice system and jails like common criminals is not the remedy.
To: Victoria Delsoul
I agree, since our jail system fails even to reform common criminals.
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Pssst...Dems/press: Ramsey Clark's client, key figure in Osama's terrorist network, issued fatwa, support for strikes against Americans from American jail...1998.
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