A plausible scenario

Post #9,687 by wharris2 9/19/01 9:51:45 AM Reply	A plausible scenario They get their big Islamic cleric get-together. They mull things over for a few days. Then they say, "Okay, we'll hand him over. OOOPS! We can't find him, he must have left the country." They've done that ploy before in 1998. Now whether or not he actually does leave the country is almost immaterial - all they have to do is claim they don't know where he is. And (strictly speaking) they'd probably be telling the literal truth, even if they did know he was still in the country somewhere. Rest in peace, Jeremy, Mark, Thomas, and whoever else who helped overpower the hijackers on Flight 93.
Post #9,732 by marlowe 9/19/01 4:34:54 PM Reply	The don't-know-where-he-is dodge only works if we let it. Tell `em they'd damn well better find him fast. Make it their problem. [link\|http://www.angelfire.com/ca3/marlowe/index.html\|http://www.angelfir...e/index.html]
Post #9,739 by Fearless Freep 9/19/01 5:19:18 PM Reply	Who cares where 'he' is Like a weed, lopping of just the top is not much good. If you want to get rid of thr problem you have to burn it down to the roots. You burn the roots, eventually you'll get the head as course Jay O'Connor "Going places unmapped to do things unplanned to people unsuspecting"
Post #9,747 by Ashton 9/19/01 6:01:14 PM Reply	Yes, 'Fundament-al' problem with such an obsession is: Suppose he's the epitome of psychologist - especially about Murican repetitive behavior. Suppose he takes his 'Beliefs' reeel Fundament-ally, as so many do, there AND here: Goes to secret cave alone. Kills self (goes directly to the seraglio of 70, in the Sky). Taleban et all run around frantically.. Really Trying to find him (say). Can't. Say they can't! We say: Suuuure you "Can't.." Well... ??? A.

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