A new book published by Al Qaeda called "Guide to the Laws Regarding Muslim Spies" paints a weak and paranoid portrait of the terrorist group, experts say.From FOX News:
A new book published by Al Qaeda shows that the terrorist group is under intense pressure and in "deathly fear" of U.S. counterterrorism efforts in Pakistan, terror experts say.
The 150-page book, titled "Guide to the Laws Regarding Muslim Spies," was recently posted on jihadist Web sites. It was written by a senior Al Qaeda commander, Abu Yahya Al-Libi, and features an introduction by Ayman Al-Zawahri, the No. 2 man in Al Qaeda.
The book accuses some in Al Qaeda's ranks of being spies who provide intelligence, including information about Al Qaeda camps and safehouses, to U.S. forces. According to the book, these "Muslim spies" have allowed the U.S. to use its Predator drone campaign to paralyze Al Qaeda leadership.
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My Comment: Foe an organization that is portrayed as weakened .... they still pack a lethal punch, and is on the mind of every world leader when they sit down for their intelligence briefings.
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