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Assessing al-Qaeda's chemical threat / Rene Pita

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PITA Rene

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In: International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Vol. 20, No 3, Fall 2007, pp.480-511 (117)Summary: Describes various alleged chemical weapons attacks or attempted attacks both before and after 9-11, then considers the threat actually posed by terrorist use of such weapons, and notes that ironically it may well have been western anxieties about such possibilities that raised their profile with al Qaeda.

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Describes various alleged chemical weapons attacks or attempted attacks both before and after 9-11, then considers the threat actually posed by terrorist use of such weapons, and notes that ironically it may well have been western anxieties about such possibilities that raised their profile with al Qaeda.

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