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BIN LADEN'S LONELY CRUSADE
A decade after White House aide Richard Clarke's famous memo warning against al-Qaeda, its time for a reality check: the 9/11 attacks did not achieve what Osama bin Laden had hoped, and the list of his enemies is growing. Keeping the threat in perspective is the surest way to prevail
Columns
BIN LADEN'S LONELY CRUSADE
A decade after White House aide Richard Clarke's famous memo warning against al-Qaeda, its time for a reality check: the 9/11 attacks did not achieve what Osama bin Laden had hoped, and the list of his enemies is growing. Keeping the threat in perspective is the surest way to prevail
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