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"Osama Bin Lager" Beer Goes Viral In UK, Forces Brewery To Shut Website
As per the company, it is their "most popular production" and is a "light refreshing lager with a hint of citrus taste".
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Al-Qaida Tries Comeback With Bin Laden Son As Mouthpiece
The voice is that of a soft-spoken 28-year-old, but the message is vintage Osama bin Laden, giving orders to kill. When the audio recording began turning up on jihadist websites two weeks ago, it was as if the dead terrorist was channeling himself through his favorite son.
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Al Qaeda Allegedly Hacks Indian Railways Website, Leaves A Message
Terror outfit Al Qaeda on Tuesday allegedly hacked a microsite of the Railnet page of the Indian Railway to show its sinister reach for the first time. It later left the page.
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UAE Billionaire Says Gulf Money Would Quit US If Donald Trump Wins
Gulf Arabs could pull billions in investment money from the United States if Donald Trump wins the presidency later this year, billionaire UAE businessman Khalaf Al Habtoor told Reuters.
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Islamic State Seen Overtaking Al Qaeda in South Asia Social Media War
Islamist militant propaganda websites and social media accounts in South Asia are promoting Islamic State at the expense of Al Qaeda, analysts said today highlighting the rivalry between the two global militant groups.
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Al Qaeda Says Kills 'Spies' for Aiding US Drone Strikes in Yemen
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) said it had executed four men accused of planting electronic chips in vehicles to help U.S. drones track insurgents in Yemen, in a video posted on a Yemeni news website and seen by Reuters on Monday.
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Yemen hands 29 Qaeda militants to Saudi Arabia: website
Yemen has handed to Saudi Arabia 29 al Qaeda militants who were wanted by the Saudi authorities, the Yemeni defence ministry website said on Tuesday, citing informed sources.
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Al Qaeda in Yemen offers bounty for US ambassador
The Yemen-based branch of Al Qaeda has offered a bounty for anyone who kills the US ambassador to Yemen or an American soldier in the impoverished Arab state, a group that monitors Islamist websites said.
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New video shows Al Qaeda training ninjas
A new video posted on extremist websites linked to Al-Qaeda shows six masked assassins clad head to toe in black ninja-like outfits, and getting trained in firing pistols.
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Al Qaeda websites claim Abu Yahya al-Libi alive, promise new video
Two websites linked to Al-Qaeda announced on Sunday that they will air a new video featuring the jihadist network's deputy leader Abu Yahya al-Libi, whom Washington claimed last week to have killed.
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US hacked Al-Qaeda to undermine propaganda: Hillary Clinton
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that US experts scored a cyberwarfare coup by hacking into websites run by Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch and changing the message to undermine their propaganda.
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Al Qaeda offers to free Briton if cleric released
Al Qaeda's North African branch has offered to free a British hostage in return for the release of radical preacher Abu Qatada but warned London against handing him over to his native Jordan, a statement on an Islamist website said on Monday.
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Islamist site threatens strike 'at heart of Berlin'
A statement posted on Tuesday on an Islamist website used by Al Qaeda threatened a strike at the "heart of Berlin" unless Germany releases a jailed female militant.
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Al Qaeda sites go silent in possible cyber attack
Al-Qaeda's main Internet sites have gone silent for more than a week in an unprecedented outage for the extremist network's online forums, analysts said Tuesday. The outage hit a number of online forums including two "flagship" sites, al-Fida and Shamukh al-Islam, which serve as a channel for Al-Qaeda forums, providing a stamp of approval for any a...
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US investigates possible internet threat to New York City
US law enforcement and counter terrorism officials are trying to figure out the significance of recent occurrences on websites believed to have close links to Al Qaeda, including a graphic some fear could be an attack threat directed at New York City.
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"Osama Bin Lager" Beer Goes Viral In UK, Forces Brewery To Shut Website
As per the company, it is their "most popular production" and is a "light refreshing lager with a hint of citrus taste".
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Al-Qaida Tries Comeback With Bin Laden Son As Mouthpiece
The voice is that of a soft-spoken 28-year-old, but the message is vintage Osama bin Laden, giving orders to kill. When the audio recording began turning up on jihadist websites two weeks ago, it was as if the dead terrorist was channeling himself through his favorite son.
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Al Qaeda Allegedly Hacks Indian Railways Website, Leaves A Message
Terror outfit Al Qaeda on Tuesday allegedly hacked a microsite of the Railnet page of the Indian Railway to show its sinister reach for the first time. It later left the page.
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UAE Billionaire Says Gulf Money Would Quit US If Donald Trump Wins
Gulf Arabs could pull billions in investment money from the United States if Donald Trump wins the presidency later this year, billionaire UAE businessman Khalaf Al Habtoor told Reuters.
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Islamic State Seen Overtaking Al Qaeda in South Asia Social Media War
Islamist militant propaganda websites and social media accounts in South Asia are promoting Islamic State at the expense of Al Qaeda, analysts said today highlighting the rivalry between the two global militant groups.
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Al Qaeda Says Kills 'Spies' for Aiding US Drone Strikes in Yemen
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) said it had executed four men accused of planting electronic chips in vehicles to help U.S. drones track insurgents in Yemen, in a video posted on a Yemeni news website and seen by Reuters on Monday.
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Yemen hands 29 Qaeda militants to Saudi Arabia: website
Yemen has handed to Saudi Arabia 29 al Qaeda militants who were wanted by the Saudi authorities, the Yemeni defence ministry website said on Tuesday, citing informed sources.
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Al Qaeda in Yemen offers bounty for US ambassador
The Yemen-based branch of Al Qaeda has offered a bounty for anyone who kills the US ambassador to Yemen or an American soldier in the impoverished Arab state, a group that monitors Islamist websites said.
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New video shows Al Qaeda training ninjas
A new video posted on extremist websites linked to Al-Qaeda shows six masked assassins clad head to toe in black ninja-like outfits, and getting trained in firing pistols.
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Al Qaeda websites claim Abu Yahya al-Libi alive, promise new video
Two websites linked to Al-Qaeda announced on Sunday that they will air a new video featuring the jihadist network's deputy leader Abu Yahya al-Libi, whom Washington claimed last week to have killed.
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US hacked Al-Qaeda to undermine propaganda: Hillary Clinton
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that US experts scored a cyberwarfare coup by hacking into websites run by Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch and changing the message to undermine their propaganda.
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Al Qaeda offers to free Briton if cleric released
Al Qaeda's North African branch has offered to free a British hostage in return for the release of radical preacher Abu Qatada but warned London against handing him over to his native Jordan, a statement on an Islamist website said on Monday.
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Islamist site threatens strike 'at heart of Berlin'
A statement posted on Tuesday on an Islamist website used by Al Qaeda threatened a strike at the "heart of Berlin" unless Germany releases a jailed female militant.
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Al Qaeda sites go silent in possible cyber attack
Al-Qaeda's main Internet sites have gone silent for more than a week in an unprecedented outage for the extremist network's online forums, analysts said Tuesday. The outage hit a number of online forums including two "flagship" sites, al-Fida and Shamukh al-Islam, which serve as a channel for Al-Qaeda forums, providing a stamp of approval for any a...
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US investigates possible internet threat to New York City
US law enforcement and counter terrorism officials are trying to figure out the significance of recent occurrences on websites believed to have close links to Al Qaeda, including a graphic some fear could be an attack threat directed at New York City.
