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Top al Qaeda Targets Reportedly Dead After U.S. Air Strike
Brings FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists List Down to 21 By JASON RYAN, RHONDA SCHWARTZ and MEGAN CHUCHMACH January 8, 2009— Two top al Qaeda officials are believed dead following a New Year's Day drone attack in northern Pakistan, ABC News has confirmed. U.S. officials said Fahid Mohammed Ali ...
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BBC NEWS | South Asia | Pakistan al-Qaeda leaders 'dead'
BBC NEWS | South Asia | Pakistan al-Qaeda leaders 'dead'
news.bbc.co.uk — Aftermath of the blast at the Marriott hotel in Islamabad, on 20 September 2008... (more) BBC NEWS | South Asia | Pakistan al-Qaeda leaders 'dead'
 Top al Qaeda Targets Reportedly Dead After U.S. Air Strike
Top al Qaeda Targets Reportedly Dead After U.S. Air Strike
abcnews.go.com — Photo: According to officials the drone attack killed Fahid Mohammed Ali Msalam and Msalam's right hand man... Sheikh Ahmed Salem Swedan in Pakistan (more) Top al Qaeda Targets Reportedly Dead After U.S. Air Strike
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Top al Qaeda Targets Reportedly Dead After U.S. Air Strike
Democratic Underground Latest Breaking News — ... most wanted list all of this time," said former national security advisor and ABC News consultant Richard Clarke. ... FBI spokesman Richard Kolko said in statement late Thursday that Msalam was believed to be the operations chief for al Qaeda in Pakistan. While he could not confirm Msalam's alleged involvement in the September 2008 attack on the Marriott hotel in Islamabad, he said U.S. offficials reported Msalam was involved in attacks in Pakistan over the last year. Read more: http://www.abcnews.go.com/print?id=6607572

Justice delayed is still justice
RIGHTWINGSPARKLE — ... 10 years later Fahid Mohammed Ali Msalam and Sheikh Ahmed Salem Swedan, the al-Qaeda leaders indicted for the two 1998 embassy bombings in Tanzania and Kenya, received justice on New Year's Day. They were killed in an air strike by the CIA in northern Pakistan. Officials also believe these monsters were behind the assassination attempt on Benazir Bhutto before she was ultimately killed. ...

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