Hard to say Al Qaeda has weakened since 9/11
Seth Jones, a political scientist at the RAND Corporation says that his study has found that in some ways Al Qaeda has strengthened in recent years. He says that since September 2001, the average number of terrorist attacks attributed to core Al Qaeda members has increased, along with the geographic range of the attacks (:27).
July 29, 2008
Categories
Related
- How to close down a terrorist group
- New study examines costs of PTSD
- Psychological difficulties reported in 40 percent of soldiers, a third of Marines, and half of the National Guard
- Secretary Michael Chertoff says there is no intelligence on an imminent attack within the U.S.
- Victoria Jones asks President Bush’s Senior Advisor Karl Rove if the recently released tape allegedly from Osama bin Laden indicates an increased threat of a terrorist attack in United States.
Latest Audio
Happening Now - TRNS on Twitter
- @jackrice: U.S. Capitol, 2009 [pic] http://ff.im/-b7yEP -- 6 hours ago
- @jackrice: U.S. House Passes Abortion Amendment to Health Insurance Reform. http://ff.im/-b7uae -- 7 hours ago
- @jackrice: House Erupts in Applause with 218 Votes. http://ff.im/-b7uad -- 7 hours ago
- @jackrice: Will Health Insurance Reform Happen? http://ff.im/-b7uaf -- 7 hours ago
- @jackrice: House Passes Health Insurance Bill. http://ff.im/-b7uac -- 7 hours ago
- @jackrice: House Passes Health Insurance Bill. http://bit.ly/1r7S1d -- 8 hours ago
- @jackrice: House Erupts in Applause with 218 Votes. http://bit.ly/MoW0j -- 8 hours ago
- @jackrice: Will Health Insurance Reform Happen? http://bit.ly/3IZrk9 -- 8 hours ago
- @jackrice: House of Reps is voting on history. For once, voting for health insurance reform is vote for the people. This is about patriotism. -- 9 hours ago
- @jackrice: I'm listening to the soundtrack of Kill Bill, Vol.1. Damn, this thing is great. -- 14 hours ago