Are Islamic Extremists Getting Closer To Pakistan’s Nuclear Arsenal?

Jihadists Take Nuclear Step? — Rajeev Sharma

Recent terrorist trends show some worrying signs, says Rajeev Sharma.

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A New Poster Boy For Al Qaeda?

Jailed Jordanian Cleric Is A Poster Boy For Al Qaeda Recruiters — FOX News

A jailed Jordanian cleric who is behind bars for promoting terrorist attacks appears to be the face of Al Qaeda’s newest recruitment campaign.

Shaykh Abu Muhammad al-Tahawi, who is influential in Jordan but little known elsewhere, has been the subject of recent widespread praise from suicide bombers and jihadist leaders. Experts say the attention he’s getting from his fellow terrorists suggests an attempt by Al Qaeda to recruit his followers and turn his imprisonment into a flashpoint that can be channeled to open a new front in Jordan.

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My Comment: I guess he is the flavor for the month.

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Video: Boeing 747 Withstands Simulated What-If Underwear Bomber Blast



From Popular Science:

The bomb blast was meant to gauge what might have happened if the Flight 253 suicide bomber succeeded.

An explosion aboard Flight 253 on Christmas Day would not have crippled the Boeing 747, according to a recent test that simulated the success of would-be bomber Umar Abdulmutallab.

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American Al Qaeda Spokesman Adam Gadahn Is Still A Free Man

Al Qaeda Agent Held In Pakistan Is Not Adam Gadahn; The Riverside Man Is Still At Large — L.A.

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Al Qaeda’s Lawyers Are Now In The US Justice Department

Chosen by Barack Obama to lead the Justice Department, Eric Holder tells reporters in Chicago, “We can and we must ensure that the American people remain secure.” By Scott Olson, Getty Images

The ‘Al-Qaeda Seven’ And Selective McCarthyism — Marc Thiessen, Washington Post

Would most Americans want to know if the Justice Department had hired a bunch of mob lawyers and put them in charge of mob cases?

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