[glc1173@aol.com]

I don't see it. Big cities have LONG had unexplained, apparently-motiveless "crazy murders"; anyone else remember the "Son Of Sam" and (also NYC) the "Mad Bomber" of the 1950s?

Of course - in Blue Nation's urban areas since 9/11 - anything weird is "terrorism." Manhattan panicked during that time when a manhole exploded.

[aristeides]

Moore said he believes the "main event" to what's happening in D.C. "will come when we attack Iraq."

"When the war begins in earnest, that would be the time to proceed with whatever [terrorist groups] intend to do [in the U.S.], expending a lot of resources in a lot of cities at the same time to get the maximum impact," said Moore. "That would be the smartest thing."

And what would be even smarter would be to let the government know about the threat. I wonder what was on the unreleased part of the message on the tarot card.

[Johnny Shear]

This might actually be an interesting article if it wasn't from WorldNetDaily.

What's next? Art Bell agrees?

[DallasDeb]

Guess it's time I got a gun, training, and a CC license. Reading this, I also got to thinking about home safety, as in plans for family members to follow in case of an attack on our home, and installing more locks on bedrooms doors, outside doors, keeping cell phones by beds, etc. If this continues, there's going to be a bunch of businesses starting up for home safety.