Inaugural Globalterroralert.com Video Cybercast

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Last Updated (Monday, 29 November 1999 19:00) Written by Evan Kohlmann Monday, 05 March 2007 08:04

The inaugural edition of the Globalterroralert.com Video Cybercast is now available for download from Yahoo! Video, Google Video, and the Internet Archive. The cybercast covers an array of critical issues, including: last week's suicide bomb blast on Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, American Al-Qaida operative Adam Gadahn, the recent activities of Al-Qaida militants in Algeria, Iraqi insurgent attacks on U.S. aircraft, an update on the creeping expansion of Al-Qaida's "Islamic State of Iraq", and more.

View Globalterroralert.com Cybercast on Yahoo! Video
View Globalterroralert.com Cybercast on Google Video
View Globalterroralert.com Cybercast on the Internet Archive

See also:
- [SALON.COM]: "The Iraq insurgency for beginners"
- [CTBLOG]: "Adam Gadahn: Myths and Facts"

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