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Who gives a rat's rear end? The war is to
attemp to wipe out terrorism where ever it is. No one really cares who
started it by the destruction on America. All of them must
die.
RandyB
How Long a Minute is, depends onwhich side of the Bathroom Door you are
on.
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Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2001 4:13
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Subject: [RT] off topic :how does this
effect the mkts tomorrow
Mood in US turns ugly<FONT face=helvetica,arial
color=maroon size=1 ,>Johannesburg | Sunday
ACCORDING to a survey conducted by United
States broadcaster CBS and the New York Times, a majority of Americans
seem willing to impose on others sufferings very similar to those they have so
recently endured themselves.The <A
href="http://www.cbsnews.com/now/story/0,1597,311417-412,00.shtml";>poll
indicates that 68% of Americans are prepared to see innocent people killed in
any actions taken in retaliation for the attacks on the World Trade Centre and
Pentagon.67% are prepared to go to war with a nation harbouring those
responsible, and 60% will support retaliatory attacks even if it means that
"many thousands of innocent civilians are killed."An informal,
unscientific poll on CNN currently shows that 70% of 63 000 respondents
would be prepared to change US law to allow the assassination of "hostile
foreign leaders".
Meanwhile, Osama bin Laden on Sunday denied any involvement in last week's
terrorist attacks on New York and Washington."The US is pointing the
finger at me but I categorically state that I have not done this," bin Laden
said in a statement sent to the Pakistan-based Afghan Islamic Press news
agency.
Liberation fighters have no need to attack civilians, President Thabo
Mbeki declared on Sunday, recalling the "moral" war against South Africa's
apartheid regime."Even as our enemy and its friends denounced our movement
as terrorist, we took strict measures to avoid the use of terror against the
people," Mbeki writes in a letter due to be posted this week on the African
National Congress (ANC) Internet site in reaction to the attacks on the United
States."Our movement insisted that to resort to terrorism would be to
dishonour our struggle and to destroy its morality," he says.Mbeki writes
that the ANC opposed attacks on so-called soft targets but accuses the white
rulers of the time of having no hesitation in resorting to terrorism to
entrench their minority regime.He also calls for the restoration of the
rights of the Palestinians.Nelson Mandela, who became South Africa's first
black president with the end of apartheid in 1994, meanwhile urged the United
States to show caution."The United States must avoid any course of action
which will be as unpopular as that of the terrorists," he said on a visit to
Kimberley."The United States' response must not be allowed now to raise or
to intensify, hatred against the Arab nations and the Muslims."The
countries, both the masterminds and those who have executed this action, must
be accurately identified and punished, most severely."
Egyptian Foreign Minster Ahmed Maher said on Saturday his country is
cooperating with the US in the investigation in the September 11 attacks on
the US, on a condolence visit to the US embassy here.According to
investigation documents, one of a team of suspected plane hijackers who
steered passenger jets into the World Trade Center in New York and the
Pentagon in Washington, Mohamed Atta, was born in Egypt."There is
cooperation between Egypt and the United States in the inquiry underway,"
Maher told reporters at the US embassy, adding that there had been "an
exchange of information."Maher said he had thanked US President George W.
Bush for having reacted swiftly to xenophobic incidents against Arabs and
Muslims in the United States in the wake of the attacks, in which Arab Muslims
are implicated.Bush said Thursday that Americans "must be mindful that as
we seek to win the war that we treat Arab Americans and Muslims with the
respect they deserve."
But Maher accused Israel on Saturday of exploiting the aftermath of
attacks on the United States to block moves towards peace with the
Palestinians."It is clear from the statements made by the Israeli Prime
Minister (Ariel Sharon) since the attacks on New York and Washington that he
wants to exploit the situation by any means to avoid any progress," Maher told
reporters.The Egyptian minister warned Israel on Wednesday not to
"complicate the situation" by stepping up attacks on the
Palestinians.Maher said that Sharon's remarks comparing Arafat with Osama
bin Laden, the US's prime suspect in the September 11 attacks, were "part of
his attempt to block (peace moves) and part of his erroneous policies."
Egypt's banned Muslim Brotherhood said Saturday that all Arabs and Muslims
would support the extradition of Osama bin Laden from Afghanistan to the
United States if his involvement in the September 11 attacks on New York and
Washington is established.But Muslim Brotherhood spokesman Maamun
al-Hodeibi said the United States would be committing a "terrorist act" if it
launches strikes on targets in Afghanistan without proof that bin Laden was
involved in attacks on the US. -- DM&G reporter, Sapa, AFP
FEATURES:<A
href="http://www.mg.co.za/mg/za/features/shattered.html";>Shattered World: A
Daily Mail & Guardian special on the attack on the US
OFF-SITE:<A
href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/wtccrash/0,1300,550197,00.html";>The
Guardian's special report on the
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