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CCNet SPECIAL: BRITAIN DECLARES WAR ON TERRORISM
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"As an American, it was easy for me to view the horrible events of the past few days as solely an 'American problem.' It was easy to forget that the World Trade Centers were truly "worldly" in the demographic make-up of those who worked there. Upon viewing coverage by other nations and by CCNet, though, I began to realize this wasn't just an attack on America -- it was an attack on humanity and upon globally-held concepts of freedom. I realized America isn't standing alone in her grief and anger; she is standing shoulder-to- shoulder with most of the planet. Although I continue to mourn the loss of life, that last thought is infinitely comforting to me."
-- Nancy L. Clarke, Tucson, Arizona, USA

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1. BRITAIN DECLARES WAR ON TERRORISM . . .
The Times, 17 September 2001

• PENNSYLVANIA COMMUNITY TO NAME STAR FOR HIJACK VICTIMS . . .
Space.com, 16 September 2001

• NEO COMMUNITY CONSIDERS NAMING 5000 ASTEROIDS IN HONOUR OF TERROR VICTIMS . . .
NAME

• FORMER MILITARY ASTRONAUT AMONG HIJACK VICTIMS . . .
Space.com, 16 September 2001

• PRIVATE SATELLITES PRIMED FOR NATIONAL SECURITY ROLE . . .
Space.com, 14 September 2001

• UP TO 10 PLUTO-SIZED OBJECTS IN OUTER SOLAR SYSTEM AWAITING DISCOVERY . . .
Cosmiverse, 14 September 2001

• AN ATTACK ON HUMANITY AND FREEDOM . . .
Nancy L. Clarke

• TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS TO AIRCRAFT HIJACKINGS . . .
Paul Davies

• RE: TECHNOLOGICAL AIRCRAFT SAFETY MEASURES . . .
James D. Perry

• TUNGUSKA 1908 . . .
Wolfgang Kundt

• SCIENTIFIC PROCESS: "I WAS WRONG" . . .
Michael Paine

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