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June 16, 2005
Thursday Winds of War: Jan 16/05

Welcome! Our goal at Winds of Change.NET is to give you one power-packed briefing of insights, news and trends from the global War on Terror that leaves you stimulated, informed, and occasionally amused every Monday & Thursday. Thursday's Winds of War briefings are given by me, Colt, of Eurabian Times.

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Other Topics Today Include: North Korea to build missile bunkers in Iran; al-Adel in Iran; Syria takes out 'terror cell'; U.S. and Turkey part ways?; child-recruiting Fatah men arrested; Israel predicts more terror from Gaza; PA to collapse; Douglas Wood freed by Iraqi SF; carbomb-maker caught; IAEA tells KSA to cooperate; Congress considers KSA arms ban; Lebanese man given 4 1/2 years for aiding Hezbollah; Mexico ignoring AQ?; Yarkas took metro with Atta; Muslim migrants oppose Dutch gov't immigration/integration plans; Spanish police net 16; Danes abuse anti-terror laws; Uzbekistan airbases less necessary; Taliban commander caught; Thai Buddhist beheaded by Muslims; U.S. exercises in North Africa; and much more.

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