Yes that might be true Joseph (Who's Cynthia?), but the real tell-tale would be what happens next, i.e. who they end up stiking this one to: Khadaffi is not the a-la-mode terrorist head of state at least for now, and Saddam extracts pitty and lampooning.....could it be Assad that will get the next shaft? I is very worrisome when you give thought as to what might cooking behind closed doors. Besides, when it comes to the Middle East, not even the brightest of fictional novelists can overdo it on "conspiracy theories". I am willing to bet anyone that in the halls of the Pentagon, CIA, Mossad (Brrrrrrr..), the priority agenda is at least, but not restricted to, about combating Militant Islam and its threat to the Capitalization of the world. I don't know about you guys, but I smell fish, and I am bracing myself for another wave of anti-Arab sentiment to wash up on the front pages of the US media. Sleep well while you can. Khaled "Jean Claude Rizk" Masri. ____________________________________________ Cynthia Moe wrote: > > Aren't we getting a bit carried away with the conspiracy theories? the > last thing Clinton needs now is GIs coming home in body bags. > ----------------------- > Joseph > > hamze@cv.hp.com (Kassem Hamze) wrote in article. > > I agree with your analysis. What's more suspicious is the timing of the > > bomb, only few days prior to the G7 meeting. It seems The Clinton > > administration would do anything to convince its European allies to > > tighten economical embargo on the so called "terrorist countries". > > Daniel Alam (ZCEB53A@prodigy.com) wrote: I disagree with most of the analysts about the Saudi Bomb: The people who placed it there tried to enter the compound, were turned away, then took the time to park the truck, go down and go in a waiting car before detonating. Anybody who knows fundamentalists knows this is not their style.The only way a moujahid goes to Heaven is through martyrdom. An extremist would have crashed the gate, driven the truck as close to the compound as possible before detonating himself with it. This is a political undertaking, [snip]