Start of the Decline of Al Qaeda??

In either case it's a good indicator that Al Qaeda, while certainly not
to be ruled out as a potential threat, is suffering more difficulties
than previously believed.


IMO,Al Queda ,like every other terrorist organization,is a proxy of a
govermental intel agency, they are used and dumped when they are no longer
needed.

Eliminate SPAM wrote:
In either case it's a good indicator that Al Qaeda, while certainly not
to be ruled out as a potential threat, is suffering more difficulties
than previously believed.


Of course they're having their difficulties. Don't you think they'd crash a
jetliner into the Pentagon every day if they could? The fact that they haven't
since 9/11/2001 is a measure of their difficulties.





--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN


http://www.mortimerschnerd.com

"Denyav" wrote in message
...
In either case it's a good indicator that Al Qaeda, while certainly not
to be ruled out as a potential threat, is suffering more difficulties
than previously believed.


IMO,Al Queda ,like every other terrorist organization,is a proxy of a
govermental intel agency, they are used and dumped when they are no longer
needed.

Which government intel agency? The last time I looked, nobody was claiming him.

George Z.

Which government intel agency? The last time I looked, nobody was claiming
him.

Lets put this way "There is an intel Agency behind every succesful terrorist
organization "

"Mortimer Schnerd, RN" wrote in message m...
Eliminate SPAM wrote:
In either case it's a good indicator that Al Qaeda, while certainly not
to be ruled out as a potential threat, is suffering more difficulties
than previously believed.


Of course they're having their difficulties. Don't you think they'd crash a
jetliner into the Pentagon every day if they could? The fact that they haven't
since 9/11/2001 is a measure of their difficulties.

They are having no difficulties. Since in 1993 they tried
to blow it up, not hijack it.

And they obviously have no problems finding RPGs.

On Fri, 07 May 2004 21:53:58 -0400, Peter Skelton wrote:

On 7 May 2004 15:29:22 -0700, (pendell)
wrote:

Peter Skelton wrote in message . ..
Either that, or the organization has become so wealthy that it
can afford to hire.

This raises a question in my mind: *Why* would AQ start offering cash
rewards?

Start? It's been going on for years.

Certainly they seem to have no lack of volunteers. Given the success
that the Palesteinian terror groups have, there must be plenty of
Muslims willing to die for the sake of martyrdom without the cash
inducement.

Cash inducement is paid to the family. You let your thirteen year
old go bang, you get the bucks.

For that matter, it may also mark a shift away from suicide tactics.
I mean, there's no way you're going to hire someone to be a suicide
bomber, right? They wouldn't be able to spend it!

See above



Peter Skelton

It would seem that placing Anon on the list is a bit over the top, even
for the Islamofachists. It is obvious that they have declared a
Jihad against all non-Muslims. Our strategies and tactics need
to take that into account.

Al Minyard