Safari cant open some pages

I have OS10.6.2 in several computers and it works fine in all but my main machine the Macbook Pro,
where it tells me Safari can't open certain pages, including it won't let me log in to these discussions. Has similar problem with Firefox. Most troublesome - can some kind person help? Have tried all the usual troubleshoot moves. Thanks, Rudd.

I have posted two screenshots to my Picasa WebAlbums site. One is the response I got when trying to
log in to this discussion; other is from trying to access my Amazon account. Please note that this problem exists only on my MacBook Pro; no problem with this Macbook or the iMac.
Link should take you directly to the shots <http://picasaweb.google.com/rudd11r5/ScreenShotsForAppleDiscussion#54237193651 69930034>
Thanks, Rudd

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petriejb,
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Hello Apple Experts!!
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