Abu Hamza al-Muhajer

Abu Hamza al-Muhajer

Websites discussing Iraq’s al-Qaeda have suggested that Abu Hamza al-Muhajer may be the successor to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the terrorist leader recently killed in a US strike.

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Canada denies paying a ransom, but critics point to the fact that Canadian aid to Mali has more than quadrupled since. Last September, Algerian President Abelaziz Bouteflika pleaded before the United Nations General Assembly for a ban on paying ...  
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CBC.caEgyptian al-Qaeda suspect released from holding centreCBC.caMohammad Mahjoub, seen in an undated family photo, has spent the last seven years in a Canadian jail as a suspected terrorist. (Toronto Star/Canadian Press) A judge has ruled that Mohamed Zeki Mahjoub, accused of having links to an Egyptian terrorist ...Hunger-striking terror suspect wins release from prisonCTV.caJudge loosens leash on MahjoubGlobe and MailTerror suspect...  
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Three Spanish aid workers are feared kidnapped by Al-Qaeda of the Islamic Maghreb. NOUAKCHOTT - Three Spanish humanitarian workers have been kidnapped in northwestern Mauritania by suspected Al-Qaeda members, officials and aid workers said. The three ...  
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Gordon Brown has told the BBC that Pakistan must do more to "break" al-Qaeda and find Osama Bin Laden. Questions must be asked about why nobody had been able "to spot or detain or get close to" the al-Qaeda leader, the prime minister said. He said he ...  
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Counter-terrorism police and Whitehall officials believe dozens of extremists could have arrived here by posing as students or legitimate visitors. They are concerned both by the relatively lax checks that are made on the visitors before they arrive and by the ease with which they can outstay their visas without anyone noticing. As many as 13,000 visa applicants may have entered the country from Pakistan in a seven month period since October...  
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AFPAl-Qaeda-linked group holding Frenchman abducted in Mali: security officialAFPBAMAKO — A Frenchman kidnapped in lawless northern Mali is being held by the feared Al-Qaeda in the Land of the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) group, ...Gunmen kidnap French national in MaliReutersTroops join search for abducted FrenchmanIndependent OnlineGunmen kidnap another Westerner in MaliGadling (blog)RTT News -TransWorldNews (press release) -afrol Newsall 46 news...  
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Times OnlineBritain told Saddam had no al-Qaeda linksKarachi News... reviewing Britain's role in the Iraq war that there was little information that Iraq's then president, Saddam Hussein, had been colluding with al-Qaeda. ...Iraq 'scaled back al-Qaeda links'Aljazeera.netBlair's stance 'hardened' after Bush talks: probeAFP'Signed in blood' – Bush and Blair's secret talks at Texas ranchScotsmanExaminer.com -Global Security Newswire -ABC...  
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This was found in the 9/11 pager texts; http://911.wikileaks.org/files/messages_2001_09_11-10_30_2001_09_11-10_34.html 2001-09-11 10:31:03 Skytel [005344000] A ALPHA UD REPORTS ANONYMOUS CALL TO JOC REPORTING ANGEL IS TARGET JOC = Joint Operations Command = Pentagon Angel = Air Force One This call would explain why Bush was diverted to Barksdale AFB and away from Washington.  
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Some of the nation’s wealthiest and most powerful law firms have donated hundreds of millions of dollars in free legal services to terror suspects at the Guantanamo Bay prison. Their work, bolstered by left-wing activists groups, has helped to free, or force the transfer, of hundreds of al Qaeda suspects to third countries. Some have gone back to terrorism and the job of trying to kill Americans. The work of big American law firms on behalf of...  
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Daily MailOfficials tell inquiry Iraq and Al-Qaeda 'not allies'BBC NewsThe UK investigated claims of links between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaeda but decided they were not "natural allies", the Iraq inquiry has been told. Despite "sporadic" contacts between Al-Qaeda members and Iraq in the 1990s, there was no "serious ...Inquiry announced into 'Battle of Danny Boy' Iraq abuse claimsTimes OnlineIraq inquiry: Tony Blair told 'days before invasion...  
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On August 19, coordinated explosions rocked downtown Baghdad, resulting in over 120 deaths. Similarly, in the midst of heightened security measures, twin bombings on October 25 killed over 155 people in Baghdad, marking the deadliest attack since August 2007. Involving the participation of al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI), the operations suggest militants’ effectiveness in carrying out coordinated and high-profile attacks on supposedly secured targets...  
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Our ultimate goal of homeland security will be served through a better understanding of the threat confronting it in order to “disrupt, dismantle, and eventually defeat al Qaeda and its allies.” Let me describe this global threat through a comprehensive survey that I conducted of all the al Qaeda plots in the West, all the al Qaeda affiliate plots in the West and all the plots done “in the name of al Qaeda” in the West since the formation of...  
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The Sunni insurgent group al-Qaeda in Iraq has rebounded in strength in recent months and appears to be launching a concerted effort to cripple the Iraqi government as U.S. troops withdraw, Iraqi and ... The Sunni insurgent group al-Qaeda in Iraq has ...  
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Los Angeles TimesEight Americans in Minnesota tried to recruit for Al Qaeda-linked group in ...New York Daily NewsFBI Special Agent in Charge Ralph Boelter announces Monday the unsealed charges against eight defendants tied to an Al-Qaeda-backed group during a ...US says men ran terror networkWashington PostUS youths recruited to fight in Somali militia, authorities sayLos Angeles TimesCharges Detail Road to Terror for 20 in USNew York...  
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) -- Al-Qaeda in Iraq is becoming more Iraqi and less dominated by foreigners as the insurgent group increasingly joins forces with Saddam Hussein's outlawed Ba'ath party, the commander of U.S. forces said today. Investigations into ...  
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