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Algerian Attacks Raise al-Qaida FearsPosted on Apr 12, 2007Is al-Qaida active in North Africa? That’s the worry in Algeria, after two explosions set off by suicide bombers Wednesday killed at least 24 people. The attacks targeted the prime minister’s office building in Algiers and a suburban police station.
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By QuyTran, April 15, 2007 at 9:12 pm #
Thanks to king George’s invasion war in Iraq, the whole world less safer than before.
Report thisBy peter, April 13, 2007 at 6:56 pm #
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Officials: Algerian Bombing Is First Wave of New Al Qaeda ‘Spring Offensive’
http://www.crusade-media.com/news65.html
Report thisBy Toby, April 12, 2007 at 9:51 pm #
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Algerian Attacks Raise al-Qaida Fears
Well, isn’t that the plan?
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By Dr. Rudy Kastner, April 12, 2007 at 6:32 pm #
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The 4-11 “al Qaeda” attacks?....not so fast. This incident has ‘false flag’ written all over it. Consider the fact that several weeks ago the Algerian government hosted an inter-Arab conference that condemned Israel for it’s treatment of Palestinians and the Al Aqsa Mosque dig….a condemnation al Qaeda would support whole-heartedly. So why would al Qaeda attack the Algerian government?
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