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Outside an Al Qaeda gun training center,[b] paper targets from the National Rifle Association[/b] littered the ground complete with names and scores written

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c'mon, doesn't anyone remember the NRA's Eddie Camel program in the early 1990's?

I thought that your article "Al Qaeda Given One Day to Surrender" was a very thinly veiled cheap shot at the National Rifle Association.  In my opinion, the only value that mention of the NRA adds to this story is to attack the NRA and unfairly link the NRA with terrorism.  The story would have been just as effective and far more objective if you had left mention of the NRA out and just referred to the paper targets as "paper targets."  The NRA vehemently opposes terrorism.  In fact, over the 125 years of its existence, the National Rifle Association has provided valuable life-saving training to numerous federal and local law enforcement agencies in the fight against crime and terrorism.  Shamelessly attempting to link them to Al Qaeda terrorists because they used a commercial shooting target that can be bought at numerous retail outlets throughout the world as well as downloaded off the internet is analogous to saying that Toyota supports terrorists because the Taliban drive Toyota trucks.  Until now I have made Fox News my trusted source for objective reporting of the news.  However, in the light of the "Al Qaeda Given One Day to Surrender" article, I feel obliged to re-evaluate my support of your network.  I must say that I was very disappointed by this article.  

Very Respectfully,
Gabriel Dutton