Bin Ladin has something up his sleeve...

[Alex]

I think Bin Ladin has laid plains to infiltrate the military in different governments through his young followers.

I believe this could be his secret weapon.

I'm really worried about the Pakastini Military Chain of Command.

The older officers have alledgedly been on the take, and the younger, more "impressionable" youths may be secret Bin Ladin supporters who also despise their own military leaders.

Now that is a scary concept in a country that has nuclear weapons.

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Alex

[This message has been edited by Alex (edited September 30, 2001).]

[Alex]

I think this topic is important, so I want to keep it "active".

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[Alex]

A focused terrorist is a confident terrorist.

I think Bin Ladin will always look to take what already has been made, and turn it against those who made it.

So, there really is not a lot to attack. They don't make it, they just steal it and use it to destroy other targets.

The poor man's army with a vile but effective master plan.

The best way to stop the bad guys is to reach the youth in other parts of the world.

Perhaps it is an impossible task.

But it makes more sense to have the Moslem and Islamic world overall feel better about the U.S., than portend that once Bin Ladin is eviscerated the problem is resolved.

Can we make a dent in the non-industrialized parts of the world?

We do use 25% of the world's resources yet only have 5% of the world's population.

So, our way of capitalism has an inherent flaw, not enough resources for everyone on the planet.

There are grim underpinnings in the bigger picture.

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[This message has been edited by Alex (edited October 04, 2001).]

[Alex]

He probably has something up his turban too.

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[Alex]

Just thought I'd post to this topic to keep it "active".

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[TastinGood]

I think this topic is important, so I want to keep it "active".

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[SHATOUSHKA]

perhaps i am still confused...
what difference would genocide make?

(better not post that)

i mean, what difference could one little guy make?

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[Alex]

The underpinnings exist to allow "one little guy" to do a lot of damage.

Youth is the underpinning, and in the Islamic World, 65% of the population is 18 years of age or younger.

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[SHATOUSHKA]

lol...
oh yes...i remember that conversation now...

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