Bin Laden's Terror Networks in Europe (Long but informative)

The Mackenzie Institute ^ | May 26, 2002 | Emerson Vermaat

[John Lenin]

Excellent article.

[chance33_98]

You might also be interested in these:

International Terrorism - Attack Search and Lists & Databases

The sociology and psychology of terrorism: Who becomes a terrorist and why? (A must read)

The Gathering Biological Warfare Storm - Online book from US Military (TOC w/links)

[chance33_98]

one more:

Alternative Resources on the U.S.- Iraq Conflict (keep and eye on these ones....)

Thought I would post that one after checking out the bookmarks on your profile ;)

[chance33_98]

PS - the footnotes did not translate well, they used ../ on the webpage and so it thinks they are linked to fr. Happens to me all the time :) Now I pull the source into notepad and do a search/replace - seems to work well.

[LiteKeeper]

read later

[John Lenin]

I noticed but the article was so long I did not bother to translate them. Best to go to the site if you want to follow the links.

[MHGinTN]

In another conversation bugged in March 2001, Khemais and Heni were discussing a terrorist attack using "an extremely efficient liquid that suffocates people ... It is difficult to transport but we want to transport it in tomato cans which can withstand pressure," Khemais said. "As soon as you open this liquid, it suffocates people." I wonder, the UN Inspector killed in the head-on car crash with an Iraqi truck recently was returning from a 'tomato canning factory' near Baghdad!

[gr8eman]

This speaks volumes as for the current situation with the Krauters, Frenchies, and Wafflers! They are scared that their liberal and irresponsible policies regarding the security of their nations will be exposed by the extremists in their midst! Someone should have taught these people the concept of chickens coming home to roost!

[PoisedWoman]

Bump to read with morning coffee. Looks very intersting, well researched.

[John Lenin]

The article is fantastic, you would have to read hundreds of articles to get all the information in this piece.

[EternalHope]

Bump for great info.

[RaceBannon]

must read bump

[Gael]

Check out the text starting at footnote 98.

[vooch]

Albania was also used as springboard to neighboring Kosovo. In April 1999, some 500 Arab Mujahedeen were smuggled into the capital of Tirana. Their mission was to conduct special operations against Yugoslav forces in Kosovo. They entered Kosovo from Northern Albania. The whole operation was led by Bin Laden's deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri. [ 104 ]

more proof that the KLA and Al-Queeda are in bed together. Also note that KLA only had some 2,000 active fighters. 500 Al-Queeda in a force of 2,000 is quite a large influence.

[Destro]

Thanks to effective NATO intervention in the region, the influence of al-Qaeda operatives in the Balkans has been undercut. The Muslims of Bosnia, Kosovo and Macedonia realized that the United States and the West were not their enemies but their most needed friends.

The spin--al-Qaeda was "The West's" (whoever the policy makers were) partner.

There you have it America, if your a terrorist you can be forgiven as long as you fight for American interests.

We Freepers who man the ramparts of the Balkan fort have been souding the call since Kosovo. WE WILL NOT FORGET OR FORGIVE.

[Destro]

bump

[Straight Vermonter]

Ping for later

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[tall_tex]

dito

[Destro]

Our shame was covered long ago @ BIN LADEN GATE by Accuracy In Media.

[Former Proud Canadian]

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