RE: msnbc, excellent terrorist research tool

2004-08-02 Thread Jeff Garza
#x27;s a little closer to home.  Fortunately, I'm in Arizona and not the east coast. Jeff Garza   _   From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 8:03 PM To: CF-Community Subject: RE: msnbc, excellent terrorist research tool I've said it before but I alw

Re: msnbc, excellent terrorist research tool

2004-08-02 Thread brobborb
Freedom of speech man! hehe   - Original Message -   From: Tony Weeg   To: CF-Community   Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 8:21 PM   Subject: msnbc, excellent terrorist research tool   MSNBC ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?   http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5569979/   look at the "Potential Amer

RE: msnbc, excellent terrorist research tool

2004-08-02 Thread Jim Davis
I've said it before but I always follow the most basic security rule: always assume that your enemy is smarter than you are. Not talking about things like this potentially hurt you much more than it could ever help them. Jim Davis From: Tony Weeg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 0

Re: msnbc, excellent terrorist research tool

2004-08-02 Thread Tony Weeg
i as well...those were scary days, i still have nightmares of long range nukes, flying over norway, and landing in nyc. but the point is this...why put it there? come the heck on...enough already. why make it any easier? i guess its nothing worse than the anarchists cookbook that is all over th

Re: msnbc, excellent terrorist research tool

2004-08-02 Thread Kevin Graeme
Dude, that's all old hat. All of those facilities are well known. And talking about this stuff is nothing new. It's about fearmongering. I remember growing up in the shadow of the cold war that newspapers, TV, magazines, and even our teachers would have maps about where the ICBMs would fall. The on