Al Queda Group Claims Algerian Bombing »

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Al-Qaeda's North African wing has claimed it was behind an ambush of an Algerian military convoy in which at least 11 soldiers were killed, US-based monitoring group SITE Intelligence said on Sunday.

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    newsguy20054 months, 4 weeks ago

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    And of course, we're no longer fighting a War on Terror....

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    unome24 months, 4 weeks ago

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    Often when bombs explode and people die it is the work of the CIA.

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