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...aware that Iraq's capacity has been demolished while others in the area (i.e. Israel) have a capacity that nobody is talking about. If you are an Arab, the question is, Why Iraq and not Israel? Why open files selectively? We warn, you can't ignore public opinion in Egypt...
...terrorist network, to remain at large. On the one occasion recently when law-enforcement authorities did hand over a suspected al-Qaeda operative to the U.S., local sensitivities obliged them to disguise it?clumsily?as an extradition to another Muslim country. Jakarta claimed the man was wanted in Egypt for terrorism...
...deportation of Pakistani Havis Muhhamad Saad Iqbal; but Egyptian diplomats have never heard of him. "We have no knowledge of this matter," says Minister Plenipotentiary Reda El-Taify. "We are not aware that Egyptian intelligence was ever in Indonesia or that the Pakistani was wanted in Egypt." So where did Havis go? One clue: the 25-year-old was wanted by the U.S. for a possible connection to the shoe bomber, Richard Reid. Intelligence sources in Jakarta say Havis was bundled onto a CIA Gulfstream G-5 executive jet for an unknown destination. As is its usual practice...
...Winners ELIZABETH TAYLOR Liz shakes off commitment fears to play Elton John's wife in new video. Hope she knows who wears the ruby sequined gown in that family HOSNI MUBARAK Egypt's leader says peace is good and is lauded on U.S. visit. When it comes to the Middle East, the bar has gotten very, very low ANNE HECHE Lesbian-turned-wife has a baby, names him Homer Heche Laffoon. Somewhere, Ellen has to be asking herself: was Anne faking it all along? Losers BILL CLINTON Ex-Prez would have been convicted, says final report. And all this time...
Pakistan may be Egypt with Himalayan Pyramids, yet it neither receives billions of dollars in American aid nor is its government (even the current military led one) as repressive and intolerant of dissent as the government of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. It could someday be like Turkey, yet it aspires to be so much more, a country where religion is neither stifled nor imposed, and where ultimately the army has no role at all in governmental affairs. Pakistan is, and always has been, the most dependable U.S. ally in all of South and Central Asia. When President Nixon sought...