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Islamic terror cells in the U.S.

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Submitted by Jim Stanley (United States), Nov 2, 2002 at 15:09

In another interview on Fox News, another expert was expressing the conviction that Mr. Muhammad could not be an al-Qaida operative because an al-Qaida sniper offensive would have taken place in twenty cities simultaniously. In my opinion this would defeat the purpose of cells, requiring too much interaction and coordination between cells.

I agree with you, we need to learn to at least look at the possibility of such a connection in cases of violence that has the earmarks of a Middle-Eastern origin. Also, it does not have to be an al-Qaida connection. We don't know yet who al-Qaeda's real parent is or how many children that parent has.

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Other hints of Jihad [195 words]Lynn ProvencioNov 3, 2002 23:583573
Islamic terror cells in the U.S. [108 words]Jim StanleyNov 2, 2002 15:093532
Militant Islam [100 words]Arthur H. Pitz (Ph.D.--History)Nov 2, 2002 06:333520
Islam is not the culprit [138 words]Alan MerrillNov 2, 2002 05:133519

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