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e-mail to ttsouderos at the Chicago Tribune:

So has your dog ever been ashamed, knowing it had done something wrong?

Humans often try to cover up. Patrick Fitzgerald, according to "Triple Cross", by Peter Lance,
flew to CA to take Ali Mohamed out to dinner. After, he called him "the most dangerous man he
had every met, who should not be allowed out on the streets". But Fitz did not arrest him,
until 2 of of embassies in Africa shortly after, were bombed?

So where is Ali Mohamed? Fitz is hailed as a hero for catching Blago, and you've never had
the least bit of curiosity as to why the guy who trained Osama's bodyguards, was paid by our
FBI as an informant for years?

Jim Marrs, too, in "Inside Job", simply asks how the FBI knew to go immediately to a Sheraton,
a gas station, and a highway dept, to confiscate surveillance videos that had to had filmed the
Pentagon hit. Your dog would at least be curious, and investigate.

Where's the plane big enough to hold over 200 people? 2 pieces of metal is all that's left, while fragile
DNA from most of the passengers survived? Your name doesn't indicate it, but you must be a "good German".

Helen Frigo, 9650 S. Ocean Dr., Jensen Beach, FL 34957
Amazing how many people are so unwilling to end their pet's life in a peaceful, painless way, but
yet let the horrible, horrible deaths of almost 3000 innocent human beings, go uninvestigated,

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