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Microsoft thinks the recent “Blaster” worm and SoBig computer viruses are a terrorist attack and is cooperating with the FBI. Microsoft says the viruses exhibit signs of a coordinated attack by someone wanting to disrupt world commerce. However, no terrorist organization has claimed responsibility for the worms. Also, a terrorist attack scenario would exempt Microsoft from any claims of negligence.

The Blaster worm exploits a flaw in Microsoft Windows, which is on 90% of all home and corporate desktop computers worldwide. A patch was made available free of charge by Microsoft in July 2003, but few users downloaded the fix, since the virus attack was yet to come. Without the fix, the Blaster worm takes control of Windows.
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UFO books and Conspiracy books are on sale in our store, so if you think there’s a conspiracy to cover up UFO information, now’s the time to jump in your hammock with a good book.

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The U.S. is known for having the most frivolous lawsuits, but that’s about to change. A group of Egyptian expatriates living in Switzerland is getting ready to sue “all the Jews of the world” for taking Egyptian treasure with them when they escaped during the Exodus, which religious scholars thnk occurred between 1400 and 1300 BC.

The lawsuit is being organized by law professor Nabil Hilmi, who says, “At that time, they stole from the Pharaonic Egyptians gold, jewelry, cooking utensils, silver ornaments, clothing, and more, leaving Egypt in the middle of the night with all this wealth, which today is priceless.
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