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November 10, 2006
Suicide Terrorism and Democracy: What We’ve Learned Since 9/11
New policy report from the Cato Institute:
"Over the past two decades, terrorist organizations have increasingly relied on suicide attacks to achieve political objectives. The specific goal sought in almost all suicide terrorist campaigns in modern history is the same: to compel a democratic state to withdraw combat forces from territory prized by the terrorists. This holds true for al-Qaeda, the terrorist organization of greatest concern to most Americans. Al-Qaeda's efforts to mobilize people to kill Americans are driven principally by a simple strategic goal: to drive the United States and its Western allies from the Arabian Peninsula and other Muslim countries."
[RJ]
November 10, 2006 in Think Tank Reports | Permalink
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