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a report that if confirmed, underscores Mehsud's close ties with Al Qaeda. In recent years Mehsud, who dominates much of South Waziristan, has allowed Al Qaeda to establish small training camps for jihadists in area under his control. In an article just published in the Guardian, I explain just how important such camps are to Al Qaeda's efforts to launch operations in the West. Although the organization has thousands of supporters in European countries, the hands-on training and indoctrination that it can provide in its small

a report that if confirmed, underscores Mehsud's close ties with Al Qaeda. In recent years Mehsud, who dominates much of South Waziristan, has allowed Al Qaeda to establish small training camps for jihadists in area under his control. In an article just published in the Guardian, I explain just how important such camps are to Al Qaeda's efforts to launch operations in the West. Although the organization has thousands of supporters in European countries, the hands-on training and indoctrination that it can provide in its small

a report that if confirmed, underscores Mehsud's close ties with Al Qaeda. In recent years Mehsud, who dominates much of South Waziristan, has allowed Al Qaeda to establish small training camps for jihadists in area under his control. In an article just published in the Guardian, I explain just how important such camps are to Al Qaeda's efforts to launch operations in the West. Although the organization has thousands of supporters in European countries, the hands-on training and indoctrination that it can provide in its small

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