Huh? The relationship of
“Rather than being assured by al-Qaeda’s diversity, in fact this proves a huge problem to the Western
security forces,” one intelligence expert said. “What we can see is the work of different, potentially
self-replicating cells, united only by an ideal. They will be far more difficult to extinguish than a centrally
organised terrorist force.”
Another source revealed that although the public in the West may be encouraged by the success of the
war in Afghanistan, intelligence agencies estimate that as many as 70,000 recruits may have passed
through al-Qaeda training camps in Afghanistan in the past six years before dispersing to countries that
include the US, Canada, Britain, France, Germany and Russia.
“Even were bin Laden to be killed or captured soon,” the source added, “he is only a figurehead, and the
worst may yet be far from over.”
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Yeah, I'm LMAO. There goes the Bill of Rights.
is that your quote provides a wonderful excuse fot the gov't to severely restrict civil of rights in the interests of "security". Since you can't tell who the enemy is you have to suspect and investigate everybody, right? |
