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To: John Jamieson
I meant to include this: Islamic Terrorists Targeting Hospitals? (The Unreported Story in Chicago)

This would make a lot of sense to me. It wouldn't matter what the primary target was. If the victims can't receive medical treatment, many more people would die.

(You scared me bad enough -- now I'm scaring myself!)

37 posted on 06/02/2002 6:49:28 PM PDT by Nita Nupress
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To: Nita Nupress
In a adress by Admiral James Loy 7/28/2001:

"Ridership on cruise ships has increased exponentially over the past ten years. Ten years ago, a cruise ship of 70,000 gross tons was the largest in the world. Today, we have an entire class of cruise ships that exceed 140,000 gross tons. These new mega-ships carry upwards of 5000 passengers and crewmembers. A successful terrorist attack on any one of these ships could result in a catastrophic number of casualties, and threaten the economic viability of the entire industry.

"Just last week, Coast Guard units in Miami, along with the FBI, responded to a bomb threat against a cruise ship capable of carrying approximately 3,000 passengers and 1,000 crewmembers. The ship implemented their security plan – a plan required by the Passenger Vessel Safety Act - to prevent the threat from being realized. We successfully ensured the safety of the passengers, crew, vessel, and port as a whole."

Maybe just like the WTC, they have tried it before?

38 posted on 06/02/2002 9:05:37 PM PDT by John Jamieson
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To: Nita Nupress
Must be a great comfort to these cruise ship passengers to look up and see the Liberian flag flying. Very hard for terrorists to be in the crew.....NOT.
39 posted on 06/02/2002 9:19:18 PM PDT by John Jamieson
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