It suits bin Laden if we call him the head of World Terror Inc

Article Abstract:

Osama bin Laden, the prime suspect in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon, feels that it is in his interests to be portrayed as a driving force behind international terrorism. He is certainly implicated in several large-scale terrorist attacks, but his influence should not be exaggerated.

Political activity, Bin Laden, Osama

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What Muslim would write:'The time of fun and waste is gone'?

Article Abstract:

The document found in the baggage of Mohamed Atta, one of the suicide hijackers who targeted the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon, raises a number of significant questions. It is possible that the document has been mistranslated, or there may be something more strange about the background of the hijackers.

World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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Lost in the rhetorical fog of war

Article Abstract:

Issues raised by Western media coverage of military action against the Taliban regime in Afghanistan are discussed. It is argued that it is vital to be cautious about interpreting this conflict as merely a war between good and evil.

Intnl Political Relations, Column, Afghanistan, International relations, Media coverage, Air warfare, Taliban

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