Al-Qaida back in Iraq

Terrorists mount resurgence with 2-prong strategy

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Posted: July 12, 2010
9:37 pm Eastern

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The impasse in Iraq in its attempt to form a new government continues some four months after parliamentary elections. And U.S. sources inside the strife-ridden nation now are saying analysts "aren't connecting the inability of the Iraqis to form a government with what AQI [al-Qaida in Iraq] is doing," according to a report from Joseph Farah's G2 Bulletin.

What al-Qaida is doing is mounting a resurgence, said to consist of a two-prong strategy of outreach as well as mayhem and death. A source is reporting AQI is exploiting Sunnis who feel they are being left out of the political process.

In addition, Ansar al-Sunnah is tag-teaming with AQI and releasing "Berg-style" live beheading videos to further mayhem and death. The source was referring to Nick Berg, an American Jewish businessman who was captured by al-Qaida in May 2004. A videotape of his beheading was sent to news media, sending shock waves around the world.Read the rest of the story========>