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An Al Qaeda response to America's indifference to Yemen
©2011
While the U.S., and other Western powers continue to support movements for democracy in countries such as Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya, Washington has once again cautioned that change in Yemen is a threat to the battle against the Al Qaeda. The U.S. has endorsed having the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) attempt to act as a mediator in the current Yemen crisis. However, delays in pressing Yemen President Saleh to resign from office hav... #WestAsia #GCC #US #Bahrain #Asia #AlQaeda #Libya #Saleh #SaudiArabia #Yemen #MiddleEast
While the U.S., and other Western powers continue to support movements for democracy in countries such as Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya, Washington has once again cautioned that change in Yemen is a threat to the battle against the Al Qaeda. The U.S. has endorsed having the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) attempt to act as a mediator in the current Yemen crisis. However, delays in pressing Yemen President Saleh to resign from office hav... #WestAsia #GCC #US #Bahrain #Asia #AlQaeda #Libya #Saleh #SaudiArabia #Yemen #MiddleEast
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How the U.S. helps the Al Qaeda in the Middle East
Why would the U.S. help preserve the Al Qaeda in West Asia?©2011
Since the 9/11 terror attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon Osama bin Laden and his Al Qaeda organization have topped Washington’s most wanted list. Billions of dollars and years have been spent to hunt for bin Laden and to eradicate Al Qaeda. In fact, U.S. soldiers are still in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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#Authoritarianism #Syria #Bahrain #US #Afghanistan #Saleh #MiddleEast #WestAsia #Terror #Iraq #AlQaeda #Jordan #Yemen #Democratization
Since the 9/11 terror attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon Osama bin Laden and his Al Qaeda organization have topped Washington’s most wanted list. Billions of dollars and years have been spent to hunt for bin Laden and to eradicate Al Qaeda. In fact, U.S. soldiers are still in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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