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Marking ten years since 9/11, there was much still to be troubled about. In launching his attacks, bin Laden had hoped to draw America into “bleeding wars” in Muslim lands. As we concluded, “in this he most cruelly succeeded” https://t.co/uYxohuk1hw — PolitiTweet.org

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In May 2011 Barack Obama told the world how American special forces had found and killed Osama bin Laden in a safehouse in a military town in the heart of Pakistan. But al-Qaeda's ideas and methods would re-emerge and spread among many successor groups https://t.co/e8gIUNj87g — PolitiTweet.org

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By 2014 it became clearer that a new Islamist terrorist group was a greater threat to the world than al-Qaeda. Islamic State appealed to the disaffected within Western countries as it set about seizing territory in Iraq and elsewhere, all in the name of forming a “caliphate” https://t.co/NptQYEM3aT — PolitiTweet.org

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