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The Taliban are not just simply a bunch of illiterate thugs and bullies for they too often prove to be even worse than animals and barbarians.
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A CBS News investigative report on terrorism in the U.S. finds that Al Qaeda plans to poison foods in restaurants and hotels in small operations that are broadly encouraged in terrorist propaganda documents.
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Confessions obtained from captured insurgents operating in Iraq are highlighting holiday plans for a series of Al Qaeda attacks in the US and Europe.
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According to the latest poll from Rasmussen Reports, just 37 percent of Americans believe the United States and its allies are winning the war on terror.
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As American travelers continue to grapple with TSA pat-downs and full-body scanners, Al Qaeda and related affiliates are planning to surgically insert bombs within the bodies of suicide Jihadis.
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The thwarted Yemeni printer bombs that have caused havoc in American airports were designed to bleed the U.S. economy, according to an Al Qaeda propaganda magazine.
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With the war against international terrorism spreading from Asia through the Middle East and into Yemen, the UK's top general, Sir David Richards, believes Al Qaeda cannot be defeated.
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Seeking more widespread media attention, Al Qaeda has issued an instruction manual for U.S. operatives on how to maximize casualties in attack tactics.
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After NATO forces uncovered a 'credible' plot by terrorists to attack European targets using Mumbai-style commando tactics, the US State Department has issued a travel warning for Americans visiting Europe.
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With tensions between the US and Pakistan high, and after a monthly record of 21 drone strikes in Pakistan in September, the US military continued its pursuit in Pakistan's troubled northwest - this time killing 18 militants.
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Al-Qaeda tries to make a comeback in Arab states
A beleaguered al-Qaeda is losing the fight and the argument
Yemeni forces strike at al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
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The U.S. government hacks al Qaeda websites to alter ads.
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