Evil-doer proof perplex

[Jon Ford]

Well, the quality of the tape being so bad, they should probably hire a 
Hollywood crew and shoot it again, with voice-overs by bankable stars.
Then they can play it in prime-time with suitable commercials with a 
gripping title like "Bin Laden: the Hidden Truth."

Jon

>From: Roger Baker <rcbaker@eden.infohwy.com>
>To: austin-ghetto-list@pairlist.net
>Subject: Evil-doer proof perplex
>Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 00:02:23 -0800
>
>On the positive side, this is the key smoking-gun, coffin-nail evidence
>sufficient to convince a sometimes sceptical world that bin Laden
>did indeed do the dastardly deed that caused everything to change
>forever in the United States, etc.
>
>But on the other hand if we do release the evidence, it is of such a
>nature that it will appear to many like it was fabricated by the CIA.
>
>Therefore it is best that we take the word of Dick Chaney who would
>never lie to us about such things. The evidence is extremely solid,
>however
>the risk of terrorism would only be strengthened, overall, if this
>evidence
>were actually to be made public, so it is probably wise not to release
>it. -- R
>
>
>
>   ******************************************
>
>http://www.nytimes.com/2001/12/10/international/10TAPE.html
>
>
>...But within the administration, a debate has broken out over the
>wisdom of
>making the tape public. Many in the White House argue that it will
>bolster the
>case to the Arab world that Mr. bin Laden planned the attacks and portray
>him as so cold-blooded that his own followers did not know their mission
>would
>result in their certain death. Others, however, are arguing that many in
>the
>Arab world would find the discovery of the tape too convenient and charge
>that it was a creation of the C.I.A. and Hollywood collaborators. "The
>quality
>is not good, the images are dark, and it would open us up to charges
>that we
>fabricated it," one senior official said today...


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