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Al-Qaeda taking a beating...
interesting report at Strategy Page:

http://www.strategypage.com/htmw/htwin/a...70701.aspx

its an interesting take on the "scoreboard" and why its different than all past wars..., they had analysis back in January that was similar to this...

anyway, this part is interesting and may explain the recent failed US and UK terror plots:

Quote:Al Qaeda is having some success in the Western media, and among Moslems living in Europe. But those expatriate Moslems are handicapped by many of their brethren who are not enthusiastic about Islamic terrorism. The police get tips, make arrests, and al Qaeda losses a few more true believers. Al Qaeda is desperate for another highly visible attack in the West. Many such operations are apparently being planned, but by amateurs who can get no help from al Qaeda experts. Most of al Qaedas traveling experts are dead or in prison. Inspiring amateurs to attempt poorly planned attacks, like the recent ones in Britain, only discourage recruits. That's because another bunch of wannabes get sent away for long prison terms. This is a fate worse than death for Islamic terrorists. There are no 72 virgins in Western prisons, unless you consider the fact that you may be turned into one.
07-02-2007 09:40 AM
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