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1. They discussed a report from the rescue services that a detonation device had been found at Area 7 and that it may have links to Al-Qaeda
2. They were discovered plotting to blow up ten planes, using similar tactics to those used by Al-Qaeda on the twin towers in New York
3. These are felt to have contained information on Clinton’s handling of the Al-Qaeda terror threat
4. president is engaged in illegal activity when the government takes the step of intercepting Al-Qaeda calls, even if the call was rerouted by satellite to our country
5. But Kosmo thinks History will judge the president as either good or great, now that Iraq has been won, the benchmarks achieved, and Al-Qaeda is on the run
6. suicidal movement to help their countrymen and liberators in the fight against Al-Qaeda
7. There was no connection between the Iraqis and al-Qaeda
8. country created to fight the Russians, was harboring the Al-Qaeda
9. government have chosen to wage war against al-Qaeda, they inter-
10. Al-Qaeda did not exist at the time of the
11. tections of the Geneva Conventions, because al-Qaeda is not a party to the treaties
12. Al-Qaeda and those who hate the Western way of life are using
13. humane principles are applied in conflicts with terrorist organizations such as al-Qaeda
14. law and policy, such application to al-Qaeda only hurts the United States
15. After the fall of the Suharto regime in 1998, both men returned to Indonesia[9] where JI gained a terrorist edge when one of its founders, the late Abdullah Sungkar, established contact with Osama Bin Laden's al-Qaeda network
16. Also shown were pictures of Roger as the shooting victim, plus a sinister looking man with a beard who was identified as Awar al-Walid, the al-Qaeda operative responsible for the attack
17. Peace was contrary to the Al-Qaeda jihad to create a purely Muslim state
18. In spite of the minor trouble, Al-Qaeda and other Afghan war lords came out of hiding and marched into the villages with smiles on their faces as they greeted the crowds of cheering people
19. The Al-Qaeda assassin had come close
20. “But what does Stratavynski have to gain from all of this? He’s not an Islamic extremist or al-Qaeda operative
21. ―As I told you on the campaign trail, my Number 1 focus as President is going to be protecting all Americans from the senseless attacks of Al-Qaeda and other terrorists
22. That kind of base depravity is also reflected by the support for al-Qaeda and other
23. savage cowards of al-Qaeda aren’t nearly alone
24. When came the American pressure on Pakistan, its Generals have chosen to hunt with the hounds and run with the hares in their terrorist badlands but wouldn’t Washington know that the jihadis of Pakistan meant for Srinagar might go astray and attack New York all again? After Iraq wouldn’t it be Pakistan’s turn to face the American music after its Al-Qaeda ghost is exorcized? However, till recently, one would have thought that the fate of the Islamic militancy would be decided in the Promised Land but meanwhile, it is as if the Sunnis are at the Shia-throats in Iraq and Pakistan to snatch the terrorist standard of Islam from the Hamas
25. It is a psychological possibility to work on the subconscious guilt of those youth, who have strayed from the Straight Path, to induce a conscious desire for martyrdom to atone for their past sins as the ideologues of Al-Qaeda had demonstrated; didn’t Osama’s plane loads that struck the ‘Satanic Towers’ on 9/11, as the world watched in awe, came from this deceptive source
26. Theocracy is democracy’s most dangerous enemy, yesterday in Tehran in 1978 and today in every time Al-Qaeda gives violence a voice
27. Al-qaeda’s goal is far more apocalyptic than political one
28. Al-qaeda reflects wagging global but unconventional was to substitute conventional war
29. Even when al-Qaeda is identified as the enemy, it is almost always accompanied by an assurance that its operatives and allies have “corrupted” Islam
30. Our enemy is not “violent extremism,” or even al-Qaeda alone
31. Rather, it is the millions of Muslims who – like the Muslim Brotherhood, al-Qaeda and their allies – adhere to Shariah and who, therefore, believe they must impose it on the rest of us
32. “Al-Qaeda? The base? What does it mean? Who are the Fursan al-Haq?” Ahmed acted as if he didn’t know and was curious
33. ‘There’s a chance that she was attacked by this man, an al-Qaeda operative
34. A lot were Iraqi mujahedeen, but there were also plenty of foreign nationals who were members of “al-Qaeda in Iraq” or other radical groups
35. The head of al-Qaeda in Iraq, Sheikh Abdullah al-Janabi—had his headquarters in the city
36. A lot were Iraqi mujahedeen, but there were also plenty of foreign nationals who were members of “al-Qaeda in Iraq” or other radical groups
37. The head of al-Qaeda in Iraq, Sheikh Abdullah al-Janabi—had his headquarters in the city
38. It will be interesting to see whether history will record the second Gulf War as being won during the last half of 2007 following the defeat of Al-Qaeda in Iraq
39. In the Middle East, the United States was helping the Israelis and Palestinians to feel their way towards peace, little realising that it would soon face its most deadly enemy – al-Qaeda
40. Al-Qaeda (‘the base’ or ‘the grid’) is an international network of different Islamist terrorist groups spread across some thirty countries
41. Bush also claimed that Saddam Hussein had supported al-Qaeda, which was unlikely, since Iraq was an aggressively secular state and Saddam had been persecuting Muslims for years, but the accusation helped sell the war to the American people
