VERY few articles....re Al-Qaeda...none from the US media...
From Google news ....And no articles from Google News with the name from that article --Dipesh Gadher-- I can find him on Google however....
Al-Qaida plans 'Hiroshima'
Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - 12 hours ago
AL-QAIDA leaders in Iraq are planning the first 'large-scale' terrorist attacks on Britain and other western targets with the help of supporters in Iran, ...
Al-Qaida toying with radioactive weapons
Global National, Canada - 1 hour ago
Al-Qaida leaders in Iraq are planning a mass-casualty attack against British and other western targets, possibly with radioactive-dispersal weapons, ...
Al Qaeda Planning Huge Attack in Britain?
Christian Broadcasting Network, VA - 4 hours ago
CBNNews.com - Al-Qaeda may be planning a major attack in Britain before Tony Blair steps down later this year, according to a leaked intelligence report ...
Al Qaeda Plans Reported
Power Line, MN - 5 hours ago
Reading British newspapers can be refreshing, in part because of the intelligence-related leaks that they report. Here in the US, there is only one kind of ...
Al-Qaeda Reportedly Planning Attack "on Par With Hiroshima"
ShortNews.com, Germany - 8 hours ago
According to a leaked intelligence report Al-Qaeda is planning to "shake the Roman throne" with an attack on "a par with Hiroshima and Nagasaki". ...
and from this source....
Baghdad: Al-Qaeda is preparing to launch Al-Quds-1 Katyusha rocket
Monday, 23 April 2007
newswires.tacticalreport.com
Reports from Baghdad suggest Al-Qaeda in Mesopotamia got around 200 ready-to-use Katyusha rockets.
Al-Qaeda is believed to have got the rockets from old camps belonging to the former Iraqi Republican Guard in Al-Anbar province.
These reports add that Al-Qaeda sent a part of the rockets to southern Iraq.
According to these reports, the Defence Industry Organization of Al-Qaeda in Mesopotamia is now trying to make mobile launchers for these rockets.
Al-Qaeda intends to name the missile Al-Quds -1 and to use it against some sensitive targets in southern Iraq. |
