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an older story that has disappeared because there was no connection between the letters and the bombings. I include it here because this story could have caused Democrats in the House could have "caved," rather than vote the right way on the FISA bill. House members receive letters before bombings. House Members receive letters, photo of NY recruiting station sent before bombing. . . A number of House members were mailed a letter and photo of a Times Square recruiting station in Manhattan before it was bombed on Thursday. morning, according to

t matter what your politics, you can hate Bush and the military or whatever. You do NOT blow things up. We will NOT tolerate terrorism of any kind. Rally is to support NYPD, the Recruiters and NYC. Jennea B. LINK ================================================================================================== Police are investigating letters that arrived Thursday at Capitol Hill offices containing a photo of the Times Square military recruiting office

The small bomb caused minor damage to the New York military recruiting station before dawn Thursday and police were searching for a hooded bicyclist seen on a surveillance video peddling away. . And this.................. 8 House Dems get letters, photo of New York recruiting station before bombing Eight House Democrats were mailed a letter and photo of a Times Square recruiting station in Manhattan before it was bombed this morning,

Half a world away and hours later, a Palestinian Terrorist shoots up a Yeshiva. What do these explosions have in common? There is sympathy from the Left for the bomber at dawn and the Terrorist in the afternoon. The bomber sent his "We did it," letters to Democratic members of Congress. The "We did it," was taken from the movie 12 Monkeys, so no originality there. Code Pink, home of Gnome Logic, supported insurgents in Iraq with funds. Where does Code Pink think it's money went? To make toys for poor children?

The email also advised people not to open the letters and contact the police. The letter had a Los Angeles return address, but a staffer "said it was not possible to determine if it was genuine." As for the letters, eight House Democrats representing NYC received letters; it's possible more were sent. An email sent to Congress members warned them about receiving the letters: Attention All Members of the Congressional Community Within the past twenty-four hours, a number of letters have begun arriving at various

Late breaking news in the Times Square Armed Forces recruiting center bombing early this morning: eight House Democrats reportedly received mailed letters today from someone claiming responsibility for the bombing. The letters also included photographs of the Manhattan recruiting center before it was bombed, along with the words, "We did it." The Associated Press

Does New York Have a Serial Bomber? NYC Struck Again by Mystery Bomber House Members receive letters, photo of NY recruiting station sent before bombing Letters, Bombing Unrelated, Officials Say 'We Did It' letters eyed in NY bombing

He is standing in front of it with his arms spread out and he’s attached his political manifesto.” The e-mail advised recipients to leave the letters alone and call police. Who were the recipients of this letter? Glad you asked: Initial information from Capitol Hill sources suggested the letters were sent only to eight House Democrats from the New York City area, but a senior House aide said many more members than that total could have received the missives. One source

but none had any. According to WNBC, a source described one of the men detained as “anarchist-types” and “stressed there is nothing to link the border incident to the explosion or the Capitol Hill letters at this time.” As for the letters, eight House Democrats representing NYC received letters; it’s possible more were sent. After the jump, the email sent to Congress members: Attention All Members of the Congressional Community Within the past twenty-four hours, a number of letters have begun arriving at various Congressional Offices on

an act of terror, but when it's set off in the middle of the night to damage a public facility, the odds certainly seem overwhelmingly skewed in that direction. Unsurprisingly, the perpetrator seems likely to have been politically motivated, and to be the rambling screed type.A number of House members were mailed a letter and photo of a Times Square recruiting station in Manhattan before it was bombed on Thursday morning, according to House insiders and law-enforcement officials.