AG defends civilian trial for 9/11 suspects Nov 19, 2009
The nation s chief law enforcement officer pivoted from the senators who had challenged him all morning and stood to face unexpected queries from a gathering of family members who lost loved ones in the Al Qaeda attacks eight years ago. In quiet yet persistent tones, Alice Hoagland of Los Gatos, Calif. (Boston Globe)
Terror suspect held with no bail Nov 19, 2009
Judge cites ties to Al Qaeda ... A federal magistrate judge ordered yesterday that a Sudbury man remain jailed until his trial on terrorism charges, citing evidence that he has a strong allegiance to Al Qaeda and would pose a danger if released on bail ... Prosecutors said Mehanna, an Internet blogger, promoted jihad, or holy war, online, hoped to become part of Al Qaeda s media wing, and translated numerous documents from Arabic to English for a jihadist website, including 39 Ways to Serve and... (Boston Globe)
Holder: 'Failure not an option' in New York 9/11 terror trial Nov 19, 2009
Later, Cornyn returned to the issue, asking whether Holder was concerned that a judge might rule that once the US government elects to try a suspected Al Qaeda member as a criminal, the government might be barred from reverting to the laws of war and open-ended military detention without charge. "Under the congressional provisions that we have and the laws of war ... you cannot, perhaps, indefinitely detain somebody, but you certainly can detain somebody for lawful reasons," he said. (Christian Science Monitor -- USA)
Vicarious Conversation: In the Company of Fools Nov 19, 2009
Yet (a) you are investigating, with intended prosecution, the CIA interrogators who waterboarded 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, and (b) you have decided to try Khalid and key cronies in civil courts in New York -- creating a security nightmare and, for al-Qaeda, an intelligence bonanza. As with so much else, why is any of this necessary. (Townhall.com)
Clinton Makes Surprise Trip to Afghanistan Nov 19, 2009
"Nobody knows better than our military commanders that troops alone cannot meet our goals of defeating al Qaeda, of helping the Afghans get the capacity to defend themselves and provide governance that will result in positive changes for the people of this country," she said. "The military has performed brilliantly, time and time again, in confronting terrorism and protecting civilians and training security forces and defending borders, but this has got to be a common joint strategy that we look... (CBS News -- World)
Why Terrorists Don't Deserve A Court Date Nov 19, 2009
Here in New York City, the Obama Administration's decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other Al Qaeda terrorists in the civilian justice system in downtown Manhattan has garnered plenty of well-earned criticism, including from New York's leading anti-terrorism experts like Rudy Giuliani, Michael Mukasey (who handled the blind sheikh trial as a district judge before becoming President Bush's third Attorney General) and Andrew McCarthy (who was one of the prosecutors), and Long Island... (CBS News -- Politics)
Somalia's Islamist militants spill into neighboring countries Nov 19, 2009
Accused of having links to the Al Qaeda operatives behind the 1998 US Embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania, Al Shabab now controls much of Somalia ... In mid-September two suicide bombers killed four Ugandan and 12 Burundian soldiers in revenge for the US killing of a senior Al Qaeda operative in the country. (Christian Science Monitor)
Hasan Epitomizes U.S. "Self-Radicalizing" Nov 19, 2009
More broadly, U.S. counterterrorism officials say, it intensifies a debate over how to prevent Americans from "self-radicalizing" by turning to al-Qaeda supporters on the Internet, such as Aulaqi ... For all the concerns raised in connection with Aulaqi's association with two Sept. 11, 2001, hijackers and earlier investigations into his interaction with al-Qaeda affiliates, the FBI reported that it did not have reason to prosecute or detain him before he left the United States in 2002 ... Last... (CBS News -- US)
Abu Ghraib attack raises fears of resurgent Al Qaeda in Iraq Nov 18, 2009
The murder of 13 in Abu Ghraib this weekend has some worried that Al Qaeda in Iraq may be exploiting gaps between withdrawing US forces and Iraqi troops not yet ready to stand alone ... Baghdad - The execution-style killings of 13 Iraqis over the weekend west of Baghdad has raised fears than a resurgent Al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) is taking advantage of the gaps between retreating US forces and Iraqi troops not yet capable of maintaining security on their own. (Christian Science Monitor)
Afghanistan 'not war without end' Nov 18, 2009
If we were to walk away and turn our backs on Afghanistan, al-Qaeda would be back in a flash ... Mr Miliband gave his speech after Mr Rasmussen warned that "if we were to walk away and turn our backs on Afghanistan, al-Qaeda would be back in a flash". (BBC News -- South Asia)
Bowing to "World Opinion" Nov 18, 2009
Under the rules of American criminal law, the prosecution had to turn over all sorts of information to the defense-- information that told the Al Qaeda international terrorist network what we knew about them and how we knew it. This was nothing more and nothing less than giving away military secrets to an enemy in wartime-- something for which people have been executed, as they should have been. (Townhall.com)
Fort Hood shootings: US Muslims feel new heat Nov 18, 2009
And religious leaders, he says, should be more aggressive in providing an ideological counterweight to Al Qaeda. Some counterarguments are happening. (Christian Science Monitor -- USA)
Poll: Support For Afghan War SlippingSupport for the war has ebbed to a new low in ABC News/Washington Post polls. Nov 18, 2009
On how to proceed, preferences underscore the : Assuming he does decide to send more U.S. forces, the public divides, 45-46 percent, on a smaller increase mainly to train the Afghan military, or a larger one to fight al Qaeda and the Taliban as well as to train Afghan forces. (5 percent volunteered that they'd prefer no increase, or withdrawal. (ABC News)
Ignorance Enabled Ft. Hood Jihadist Nov 18, 2009
More ominous is that only mild concern was sparked by Hasans repeated contacts with a cleric openly affiliated with al Qaeda. Although the content of the 10 to 20 e-mails has been described officially as related to religious guidance and Hasans research, no rationale could possibly exist for any soldier independently contacting a high-level enemy figure. (Townhall.com)
Plans to try 9/11 suspects in NYC put focus on security Nov 17, 2009
NEW YORK - Hot sauce and a comb were all an Al Qaeda suspect in New York needed to nearly kill one of his guards nine years ago. The bloody episode suggests that security worries in bringing Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other Sept. 11 suspects to trial here could be just as big inside the courthouse as outside. (Boston Globe)
Public opinion on Afghanistan: Hearts and minds Nov 17, 2009
Only 54% of them say they understand the reason for their country s presence in Afghanistan, a remarkable figure given the support for the war when it was launched in response to al-Qaeda s attacks on New York in 2001 ... The grim logic that remaining in Afghanistan is the least bad option compared with leaving a country once al-Qaeda s base to its own devices, and abandoning Britain s main ally is persuasive in Westminster. (The Economist)
The right decision Nov 17, 2009
Others fear the trial to be held just blocks from where the Twin Towers once stood will expose New York City to the risk of retaliation from al-Qaeda ... There is also the fear that testimony could touch on classified information that might alert terrorists to intelligence sources and methods used to gather evidence against al-Qaeda ... In fact, there could be no other in a country that is the antithesis of al-Qaeda's nihilism. (NJ.com -- Times)
Obama should play to win Nov 17, 2009
The United States and its people, the allies who have contributed their own troops to the struggle against al-Qaeda and the Taliban, and the Afghans and their government are waiting impatiently, while the challenge is getting worse ... Not because of its own claim on us but because the Taliban rulers welcomed the al-Qaeda plotters who hatched the destruction of 9/11 ... If the Taliban comes back in Afghanistan, the al-Qaeda cells already in Pakistan will operate even more freely -- and nuclear... (Brainerd Daily Dispatch)
Illinois leaders split on taking Guantnamo detainees at state prison Nov 17, 2009
Donald Manzullo, who represents the district where Thomson is located are questioning the wisdom of bringing some 100 terrorist suspects to Illinois, potentially making the area a target for Al Qaeda attack ... "As home to America's tallest building and leading defense suppliers, we should not invite Al Qaeda to make Illinois its number one target.". (Christian Science Monitor -- USA)
Trial and Terror Nov 17, 2009
Andrew C. McCarthy: Politics Behind The Decision To Bring Top al-Qaeda Terrorists To New York City For A Civilian Trial ... The decision to bring Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other top al-Qaeda terrorists to New York City for a civilian trial is one of the most irresponsible ever made by a presidential administration ... Doing so will prompt a hugely costly three-ring circus of a trial, provide a soapbox for al-Qaeda's anti-American bile, and create a public-safety nightmare for New York... (CBS News)
Sunni politician, 12 others killed in Iraq Nov 17, 2009
Iraqi officials did not blame a specific group for the slayings, but local residents said the murders bore the signature of Al Qaeda in Iraq, a Sunni group that lost the ability to operate freely in Baghdad and its suburbs after the 2007 surge of US troops and the formation of the paramilitary groups, known as Sons of Iraq ... The people here are saying Al Qaeda is behind this, he said ... They kill good people who fought Al Qaeda, and we feel very sorry because Iraqi security forces don t pay... (Boston Globe)
PM to defend UK's Afghan policy Nov 16, 2009
Gordon Brown is due to mount a robust defence of Britain's military policy in Afghanistan by warning al-Qaeda is the biggest threat to UK national security. He will say this year's fighting has had the greatest impact against al-Qaeda of any 12-month period since the war in Afghanistan began in 2001 ... In his annual Guildhall foreign policy speech, Mr Brown will warn that al-Qaeda continues to recruit and train and could return to Afghanistan if international forces pulled out. (BBC News -- UK)
Disney sets out to make 'The Passion for kids' Nov 16, 2009
Al-Qaeda has suffered biggest setbacks since 2001, PM will say. Adverse weather forecast, with gusts of up to 60mph possible. (Yahoo News -- 'The Passion of the Christ')
U.S. Senate candidate Michael Capuano packs Newton 'open house' Nov 16, 2009
There are more members of Al Qaeda in American than in America, he said. In emphasizing his commitment to students and adults with special needs, Capuano said, That s what makes me a liberal. (Allston Brighton TAB, MA)
Obama says al Qaeda still greatest threat to U.S. Nov 16, 2009
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Anti-Taliban leaders attacked in Pakistan Nov 16, 2009
Suspected militants have killed more than 300 civilians and security personnel in Pakistan in the past month in retaliation for an army offensive launched in the tribal area of South Waziristan, where Al Qaeda and Taliban leaders are believed to be hiding ... The militias, known as lashkars, have been compared to Iraq s Awakening Councils, which helped US forces turn the tide against Al Qaeda there. (Boston Globe)
Suicide bomb kills 11 outside Peshawar Nov 15, 2009
Militants are trying to force the military to end an offensive in the border region of South Waziristan, where Al Qaeda and Taliban leaders are believed to be hiding. (AP). (Boston Globe)
Mastermind of Sept. 11 faces N.Y. murder trial Nov 14, 2009
In planning to transfer Mohammed and his codefendants from the US military detention center at Guantanamo Bay to civilian court, the administration takes a significant step toward reversing the Bush administration s practice of declaring suspected members of Al Qaeda and related groups to be unlawful enemy combatants subject to extrajudicial or military detention ... The trial of the man the 9/11 Commission Report called a self-cast star - the superterrorist will probably draw extraordinary... (Boston Globe)
Seven tests for the 9/11 trial Nov 14, 2009
America's long campaign to defeat Al Qaeda took a largely untested turn on Friday with a decision by US Attorney General Eric Holder to put the key 9/11 suspects on trial in a civilian court just blocks from where the World Trade Center once stood. If he's right, Mr. Holder's choice to treat Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other Guantnamo Bay detainees as normal criminals and to put America's rule of law on display for all terrorists to see will likely keep Americans safer from... (Christian Science Monitor)
A witches' cauldron brews in Yemen Nov 14, 2009
"All the signals confirm that the Saudi position is negative regarding Iraqi affairs," he said, echoing Baghdad's allegation that the Saudis are deepening sectarian divisions in Iraq by funding and supporting extremists and al-Qaeda insurgents. In August, a group of Iraqi legislators openly accused the Saudis of employing Ba'athists and al-Qaeda terrorists to root out the Shi'ite faith in Iraq ... Like Iraq and Afghanistan, Yemen, too, has become a safe haven for al-Qaeda elements. (Asia Times Online)
Who are Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the other accused terrorists? Nov 14, 2009
Mr. Attash lost his right leg on the battlefield in Afghanistan and was sometimes referred to by the code name "Father of the Leg." He allegedly served Al-Qaeda as an intermediary between Osama Bin Laden and Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, the accused leader of the plot to attack the USS Cole off the coast of Yemen. Bin Laden is believed to have tapped Mr. Attash to serve as one of the hijackers in the 9/11 attacks, but he was detained in Yemen in April 2001 while attempting to obtain a US visa. (Christian Science Monitor)
Militants attack Pakistan spy agency Nov 14, 2009
The truck bombing was the second this year against offices of the intelligence agency, which has helped the CIA track down and arrest many Al Qaeda suspects since 2001 but is still suspected by some Western officials of sympathizing with extremists, especially those fighting across the border in Afghanistan. The early morning attack killed 10 people and devastated much of the complex in Peshawar, which has been hit by many of the near-daily attacks in recent weeks by insurgents avenging an army... (Boston Globe)
The five detainees in the September 11 murder trial Nov 14, 2009
Waleed bin Attash, a Yemeni better known as Khallad, allegedly ran an Al Qaeda training camp in Afghanistan, where two of the 19 hijackers were trained, and is believed to have been bin Laden s bodyguard. Authorities say bin Laden selected him as a hijacker, but he was detained in Yemen in early 2001. (Boston Globe)
Obama: Afghanistan Troop Decision Soon Nov 14, 2009
If we really want to destroy al Qaeda, let's destroy their funding source - the global oil market. The faster we can free ourselves from fossil fuels - the faster we can destroy the as Qaeda's revenue. (CBS News -- World)
Iraq government: Looking 'very seriously' at security breaches that led to Oct. 25 bombing Nov 13, 2009
The Islamic State of Iraq, an umbrella group linked to Al Qaeda in Iraq, claimed responsibility for both bombings ... "We are accusing Iraqi strategists, Iraqi Baathists who have strong links with Al Qaeda, with some networks." He said the planners had done extensive surveillance and had a detailed knowledge of the Iraqi security system and of the ministries ... Despite continued security fears in Iraq, Zebari said that five new ambassadors had presented their credentials on Wednesday, including... (Christian Science Monitor)
1 shot dead at Iran’s consulate in Pakistan Nov 13, 2009
Pakistan s Shi ite minority has often been targeted by Sunni Muslim militants like the Taliban and Al Qaeda, which believe they are infidels ... The head of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula released an audio message on the Web earlier this week denouncing Shi ites, especially Iranians, calling them some of the greatest enemies of Sunnis. (Boston Globe)
Nigeria: Hints of a new chapter Nov 13, 2009
Terrorism-watchers are also concerned that al-Qaeda and other Islamist terrorist groups from across north Africa may have attached themselves to some of these Islamic sects to mount attacks on the government ... But what is not in dispute is that groups like Boko Haram, or even al-Qaeda, will feed off the anger, bitterness and frustration of young men until something changes in the way Nigeria is governed. (The Economist)
Pacifying Afghanistan: a dangerous dream Nov 13, 2009
Al Qaeda already has hotbeds of sympathizers in Karachi, Pakistan; Marseilles, France; Yemen; in British mosques; and perhaps in the Detroit suburbs, as well. History offers few examples of advanced cultures transforming primitive ones; mostly conquering forces just subsume them. (Christian Science Monitor)
Commentary: Don't count on Karzai Nov 13, 2009
Combined with an expanded regional strategy that realigns the geopolitics of the region so that India and Pakistan no longer feel compelled to use Afghanistan as their proxy battleground; so that Iran feels secure in its eastern border and so that central Asian stakeholders are confident in the stability and security of energy routes through the region -- the internal politics of Afghanistan can be left to the Afghans and al Qaeda's influence can be minimized ... Nevertheless, President Karzai's... (CNN)
Why Hillary Clinton babies Indonesia and bullies Pakistan Nov 13, 2009
When she visited Pakistan recently, she was polite but much more critical in her words, basically accusing some government officials of sheltering Taliban and Al Qaeda terrorists ... The Pakistani government bridles at US drones hunting across its border for Al Qaeda and Taliban extremists. (Christian Science Monitor)
Taliban Surpasses Al Qaeda in Afghanistan Nov 12, 2009
"Only 100 Al Qaeda members left in Afghanistan?" ... Only 100 Al Qaeda members left in Afghanistan ... "Only 100 Al Qaeda members left in Afghanistan?". (CBS News -- US)
Militants kill 11 in attacks in Pakistan Nov 12, 2009
Pakistan is battling Taliban and Al Qaeda militants on several fronts in the northwest. The insurgents have responded with a rash of terror attacks they hope will weaken the army s resolve. (Boston Globe)
Does Iran play role in Yemen conflict? Nov 12, 2009
The Yemen government, which is also facing hostilities in the south, where Al Qaeda is active, is getting support from the US, which signed a cooperation agreement on military intelligence and training with President Ali Abdullah Saleh on Tuesday. Yemen's chief of staff, Ahmad Ali al-Ashwal, said the deal is aims to help in the "extermination of terrorism, smuggling and piracy," the state news agency Saba reported, according to Reuters. (Christian Science Monitor -- USA)
Why We Need al Qaeda Nov 12, 2009
Destroying al Qaeda Is Not an Option (Yet) ... The old al Qaeda is no more ... Before long, the West may just hold a barrel to al Qaeda's collective forehead. (Slate)
US Muslims won't become terrorists Nov 12, 2009
He e-mails with Anwar al-Awlaki, an American-born imam living in Yemen with ties to al-Qaeda ... The disaffected and resentful Muslim refugees that ended up in Europe were prime targets for the handful of extremist leaders -- such as the recently formed al-Qaeda -- who sought holy war against the West ... Al-Qaeda can recruit among the angry and desperately poor Muslims of Spain, or it can incite violence against the hijab-banning French, but it has difficulty convincing comfortably middle-class... (Sydney Morning Herald -- Opinion)
Northwest Pakistan sustains third bombing in three days Nov 11, 2009
South Waziristan, on the Afghan border, is the headquarters of the Pakistani Taliban and a crucial refuge for Afghan rebels and Al Qaeda. The car bomb in Charsadda exploded at around 4:30 p.m. local time, when the market was full of shoppers, women and children among them. (Christian Science Monitor -- World)
Saudi Navy blockades north Yemen coast Nov 11, 2009
But the most worrisome is a lingering threat from Al Qaeda militants. The Saudi blockade was the latest escalation of fighting in the impoverished country at the southern tip of the Arabian peninsula. (Boston Globe)
Fort Hood memorial service: Obama points to sacrifices ahead Nov 11, 2009
In addition, federal investigators confirmed Monday that Hasan had , thought to be Anwar al-Awlaki, an American-born cleric now living in Yemen who has ties to Al Qaeda. Investigators say they dismissed the exchanges because they were seen as being consistent with academic research Hasan was conducting. (Christian Science Monitor -- USA)
Boeing may land $1.8B copter order: report Nov 11, 2009
News of the fast-track procurement comes amid public criticism of the British government for rising troop casualties and a shortage of helicopters in the war against al Qaeda, which could become an issue in next years election. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is studying plans by the Ministry of Defence and Treasury to scrap a long-term purchase of medium-sized helicopters in favor of the much larger CH-47D made by Boeing, the London-based newspaper said. (Crain's Chicago Business)
Fort Hood Horror Nov 11, 2009
Here we have Obama saying that Al Qaeda is our main enemy around the world and Chris Mathews doesn't think it's unusual or treasonous for an American Military officer to be contactling an Al Qaeda leader. Duh. (Townhall.com)
Election Victories Useless if We Lose Our Way of Life Nov 11, 2009
In a lengthy essay that appeared on the same day that five British troops were murdered by a Taliban-linked Afghan policeman, Howell explains that seven years of military and civilian aid have neither destroyed Al Qaeda in Afghanistan nor the Taliban. "There can be no guarantee," Howells writes, "that the next seven years will bring significantly greater success and, even if they do, it is salutary to remember that Afghanistan has never been the sole location of terrorist training camps.". (Townhall.com)
Obama Meets with Israel PM Netanyahu Today Nov 10, 2009
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accused Pakistan's government of squandering opportunities to capture al Qaeda leaders. Wyatt Andrews reports. (CBS News -- World)
LETTER: Obama aggressive in dealing with dissenters Nov 10, 2009
The Question wrote on Nov 5, 2009 8:45 AM:" On April 27, 2004, Bill O'Reilly claimed that his call for a boycott of France had cost that nation "billions of dollars," citing reports in "the Paris Business Review" as evidence. No such publication exists or has ever existed. In fact, American imports from France actually increased after O'Reilly called for his boycott, which was meant to punish France for failing to endorse Bush's invasion and occupation of Iraq under false pretenses. Rewriting... (Mattoon Journal-Gazette, IL)
AP sources: US troops likely for Afghan in January Nov 10, 2009
" Why you so many of you think that this war is like a microwavable burrito? It takes time and money, which the government and american people said they were willing to sacrifice if it would make the world a better place. Now, unlike OIF, we have more countries involved that these terrorists have attacked in similiar manner, and you want to quit? It's too late for that. We need to keep pushing forward. Ultimately, the triumph of Naziism was the same as today, we had to overcome an ideal in order... (Longview Daily News, WA)
Was Fort Hood Terror or Something Worse? Nov 10, 2009
He may not have been Al Qaeda, but at the moment he opened fire on innocent, mostly unarmed people at Fort Hood, that was a terrorist act. There was initial relief when it was reported he was dead. (Human Events Online)
What did the Army know about Fort Hood's Nidal Malik Hasan? Nov 10, 2009
The links between Al Qaeda and Awlaki remain murky ... His message, at least, "is one that is broadly supportive of the goals and narrative that Al Qaeda puts out," Professor Johnsen says. (Christian Science Monitor -- USA)
Chicago terror suspect accused of having Al Qaeda videos Nov 10, 2009
CHICAGO - Two videos produced by Osama bin Laden s Al Qaeda terrorist network have been found in the home of a Chicago man accused of plotting an armed attack on a Danish newspaper, federal prosecutors said ... Prosecutors said the video was found in Rana s living room on Oct. 18 and that it was produced by As-Sahab Media, Al Qaeda s media production wing. (Boston Globe)
Obama Near Decision on Afghanistan Troops Nov 10, 2009
He said he wanted to make sure "that if we are sending additional troops that the prospects of a functioning Afghan government are enhanced, that the prospects of al-Qaeda being able to attack the U.S. homeland are reduced." ... Obama has said the United States wants to leave behind an Afghan government that can control the Taliban insurgency on its own and prevent the militants from again hosting al-Qaeda. (Time.com)
Talking Points Nov 10, 2009
Monday, November 9: Did the Fort Hood shooting suspect try to contact Al Qaeda. New details surface about what U.S. officials knew and when Plus, after the health care bill passes in the House, will it stand up in the Senate. (Fox News)
Senate candidates discuss stimulus, Afghanistan Nov 9, 2009
Robinson said the mission is not clearly defined and suggested the job was done, as Al Qaeda was not in Afghanistan. But Brown, a lieutenant colonel in the Army National Guard, excoriated his opponents and President Obama, saying a new surge in Afghanistan would finish the job. (Boston Globe)
Suicide bomber kills 12 at market in northwest Pakistan Nov 9, 2009
The militants have said the assaults are meant to avenge a government offensive in South Waziristan, the main Taliban and Al Qaeda sanctuary in the country. The suicide blast hit the town of Adazai, about 10 miles south of the main northwestern city of Peshawar. (Boston Globe)
We Need an Ask and Tell Policy Regarding Jihadists in Our Military Nov 8, 2009
I think that if Muslims want to prove their loyalty to the United States, then until this illegal jihad against Al Qaeda is over, they should do their duty just like the Japanese did in WWII. Time for them to sacrifice and do their part in the advancement of representative democracy. Manzanar would be a good start in my opinion. (Townhall.com)
Pakistanis defy Taliban on catwalk Nov 8, 2009
It is two hours by plane from the northwest, the heartland of Al Qaeda and the Taliban, and has largely been spared the violence sweeping the country over the last month. Unfortunately, it is the bad side of Pakistan that gets everybody s attention, said top Pakistani model Nadia Hussain as hairdressers and makeup artists fussed over her backstage. (Boston Globe)
The Fort Hood shooting suspect's religion is not the point Nov 7, 2009
America is at war with Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. not all Muslims. (FOX61, CT)
