Re: Tragedy

[Mark Brownell <gizmotron@earthlink.net>]

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From: Bullard, Claude L (Len) 

> The days' events are indeed tragic.  Furthermore, 
> we have not seen the end of this horrible chain. 
> With some certainty, great measures of freedom are 
> about to be surrendered to the madness that captured 
> this day's history.
> 

I've been watching this and I've noticed the announced movement of our 
President. He was diverted during the first moments of the attack to a 
Air Force Base's secure area in Louisiana. Several hours later he is 
reported to have left for Washington DC after departing from the Strategic 
Air Command's Air Force Base near Omaha Nebraska. So what is the 
significance of this? It could be the only warning that there will be for 
somebody. That AFB is the home of the B-2 Stealth Bomber. That is the 
AFB that diploid non stop missions to Kosavo during the air strikes 
last year. Sending a plane would be considered less cowardly than 
sending an Inter Continental Ballistic Missile. The signs in the wind say 
that Afghanistan might catch a nuke right in the kisser. The President
will be speaking to us later tonight. 

If this is what happens, there will be some pretty real estate available 
in that region of the world in about 10,000 years.