In Hunt for al-Qaida, 'Lone Wolves' a Rising Threat
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Channel: PBS NewsHour · 2010 · News & Politics
The leadership of al-Qaida is, by and large, on the run, says counter-terror expert Marc Sageman. Unfortunately, he tells Margaret Warner, more "lone wolves," such as the alleged Christmas Day bomber, have emerged as the new face of the Jihadi counterculture.
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