Begin by tackling the local terror networks

WHAT appears to be unfolding is that Al-Qaida and Eta may have been be jointly responsible for the Madrid outrage.

Begin by tackling the local terror networks
Tue, 16 Mar, 2004 - 00:00

Al-Qaida alone seem unable to infiltrate a country’s security and depend on local terror groups to carry out their operations.

Could the removal of such local groups be the key to global security?

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