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Originally Posted by Willravel
What information? al Qaeda is incredibly decentralized. Most members of al Qaeda have never had contact with any central leadership (seriously, ask a solider).
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I'm sure top level Al Queda has plans for their activities. I kind of doubt that they just happen to be driving around randomly looking for things to blow up.
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Originally Posted by Willravel
Oh yeah, al Qaeda is much more scary than the most powerful and most technically advanced military in the history of our species that has a track record of kidnapping and torture.
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Al Queda and the other terrorist groups have a history of being pretty vicious. You might read up about Daniel Pearl or some other people who have been kidnapped, tortured and killed by those groups. They make the US look like a bunch of pussycats.
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Originally Posted by Willravel
You didn't answer my question before, dogzilla. In what way did Julian Assange break the law?
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Disclosing classified information. The Weekly World News has more credibility as a news outlet/media source than his wikileaks group does.