The Third World War, Al Qaeda
the hidden enemy
by Taylor, Peter and Martin Wilson
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Examines how al Qaeda's global network was uncovered, and how, in response to counterterrorism, that network has evolved new structures and strategies. Through detailed interviews with American security officials, European intelligence agents, and terrorist Salim Boukhari, looks at the methods and resiliency of terrorists groups.
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The Third World War, Al Qaeda: the breeding grounds
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Originally released by the BBC in 1994.
Reporter: Peter Taylor.
DVD.
In German, French and narrated in English
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Can America fight an enemy within its borders while preserving civil liberties? This program examines the critical role of the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Forces in the hunt for al Qaeda sleeper cells, and how that role has created new challenges for the agency.
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