As we explored in the previous chapter of this series, 2004 was developing into a hectic year due to al-Qaida efforts attempted to refocus against Pakistani cities and abroad, and … Continue reading SERIES: Dark Years Of Al-Qaida – Summer of Intrigue
With an impending American presidential election in 2004, al-Qaida, the pre-eminent enemy of the Bush Administration, could ill-afford to be relegated to obscurity or forgotten. Having established and discussed the … Continue reading SERIES: Dark Years Of Al-Qaida – Threat To An Election
Unyielding dedication to intricate plots to match or supplement the 9/11 attacks left Khalid Sheikh Mohamed in a quagmire of half-constructed conspiracies and idealized, yet inept operatives. In addition to … Continue reading SERIES: Dark Years Of Al-Qaida – External Structure and Early Misfortunes
Having examined the state of al-Qaida internal management in the immediate aftermath of the US invasion into their haven and stronghold of Afghanistan, we must shift to the jihadist network’s … Continue reading SERIES: Dark Years Of Al-Qaida – External Structure Under KSM
Chronicles in Zealotry 