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Michael Scheuer

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His motive—his motive is to change our policies, sir. Notwithstanding what the president or Mr. Kerry said during the campaign, he really doesn't give a darn about our democracy or our society. He is after a change in policies which he views as lethal to Muslims.
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on Osama bin Laden's reasons for wanting to kill Americans
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Hardball with Chris Matthews, November 16 2004

 
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