Al Qaeda is the Most Dangerous Group

Sunday, 15 December 2013

Al Qaeda is The Most Dangerous Group in the World

 According to the US experts it is said that when two years back US commandos shot dead Osama bin Ladin then the global extremist network of Al Qaeda has been become the most dangerous than ever. Now Al Qaeda linked forces are fighting in Syria civil war on its feet and securing territory from which it could once more threaten Europe and the United State. Osama Bin Ladan who as the leader of Al Qaeda as a General  has been shot by US special forces in Abbottabad or else and the tribal badlands on the Afghan Pak border. Not it is growing from an increased number of safe heavens. Since the audacious commando strike that took out Al Qaeda largely symbolic black banner of his movement has been raised more than ever. Militant of Al Qaeda inspired by to Osama bin Ladin struggle have sacked to US consulate in Libya and stormed a shopping mall in Kenya. According to the director of the Centre for Peace and Security Studies at Georgetown University has said that the Jamestown conference collapsing state in the Middle East which was opening space for extremist. Al Qaeda depends on access to sanctuaries and safe heaven. But over the two years ago  it gained greater access to more ungoverned space. Mumbai and Nairobi style attacks are their capacity the ability to fulfill the desires of Osama bin Ladin who was the last commander of which was shot dead in Pakistan by Drone strike or else. Al Qaeda has affiliated a groups  have created an alliance  so the experts have advised to US forces to fight against it.

At last it is said that Al Qaeda is validated in 2013 most notably in Egypt. The counterrevolution has succeeded the army has over thrown the elected government.  Al Qaeda resources are the proofs that it has managed to ride out and ultimately profit from the revolts that have roiled the Middle East and North Africa. 

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