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A closer look at alleged al-Qaida cell
Spain-based group helped plan Sept. 11 attacks, indictment charges
Associated Press
Originally published January 20, 2004


MADRID, Spain - One ran a photocopy shop in a drab Madrid suburb, quietly churning out literature preaching holy war. Another directed real estate companies and is now accused of laundering money that went to al-Qaida.
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Unsettling alliance

By Robert Spencer

Adi Suryana, an Islamic teacher in Indonesia, has just been arrested on terrorism-related charges. Commissioner General Erwin Mappaseng of the national police detective department said, "We have long been looking for him. He is the planner of terror, including the plan to bomb the headquarters of the national police and the Jakarta police headquarters." Referring to an Indonesian terrorist group, Mappaseng said that Suryana "is sort of their manager."
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Saudi May Have Sought to Be 20th Hijacker
Tue Jan 20,12:32 PM ET Add U.S. National - AP to My Yahoo!


By CURT ANDERSON, Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON - A Saudi man who was prevented from entering the United States a few weeks before the Sept. 11 terror attacks may have been the plot's intended 20th hijacker, federal officials say.
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Thailand Terror
By Stephen Brown
FrontPageMagazine.com | January 21, 2004


It is the “weak underbelly” in Southeast Asia’s War on Terror.

That is how one observer has described Thailand’s five Muslim provinces, located in the country’s southern panhandle next to Malaysia, where a bloody outburst of Islamist terrorism has already occurred this year.
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