They said, Al Qaeda could be listening.

Al Qaeda is taking over our territories.

This is where al Qaeda is staged from.

Some of it's bad Al Qaeda, another non governmental actor.

They started telling the West, Be aware of Al Qaeda.

They said there was no link between Iraq and Al Qaeda.

It turns out that al Qaeda, too, is not without its bureaucracy.

Most notorious among these recidivists is Abu Sufyan Al Shihri, now Deputy Leader of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. Seven other Saudi jihadis who escaped to Yemen are also known to be active in Al Qaeda there.

Important Al Qaeda operatives, like Ahmed Khalfan and Abu Farraj Al Libbi have been arrested in the recent past.

Meanwhile, America s support for the regimes in Yemen and Saudi Arabia has contributed to the rise of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. In parts of southern Yemen, an Al Qaeda affiliate, Ansar al Sharia, functions as a de facto government.

Meanwhile, efforts to arrest Al Qaeda Taliban operatives in Pakistan have been redoubled.

Abu Musab al Zaraqawi s Al Qaeda offshoot in Iraq demonstrates this well the group was called Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia for recruitment and propaganda purposes, but it was quite autonomous organizationally and operationally. When Bin Laden s close collaborator Ayman al Zawahiri asked al Zaraqawi to avoid targeting Shiites, al Zaraqawi instead escalated the violence against them.

This is when we see the birth of the transnational arms organization Al Qaeda.

If they hadn't invited back Al Qaeda, they would still be in power today.

So the ideas and the narratives of Al Qaeda come to your mind immediately.

If they hadn't invited back Al Qaeda, they would still be in power today.

Moreover, Al Qaeda uses poetry to address the challenges that it faces. Contrasting its fighters bravery and commitment with the comfort of Muslim bystanders, Al Qaeda tries to rally more fighters to its cause in Iraq.

Nor have systematic narcotics activity become know in connection with Osama Bin Laden's Al Qaeda.

Admitting surprise at the speed of events, Allah advises Al Qaeda groups to engage gently with the rising forces in these countries. Tactically, he argues, this is the only way for Al Qaeda to achieve its ultimate goal of taking power.

There is no equivalent of the Al Qaeda, without the terrorism, for democracy across Muslim majority societies.

Al Qaeda in Yemen has been targeted since the USS Cole was bombed while in the port of Aden in 2000. Missile strikes by US drones last December in Abein and Shabwa killed a number of Al Qaeda members, as well as civilians.

Jihadi fighters connected to Al Qaeda are now in the majority. The United Kingdom s Home Office has warned that hundreds of British and other European Muslims fighting in Syria alongside Al Qaeda linked rebel groups could return home to carry out terrorist attacks.

A number of Al Qaeda operatives have been arrested and their cases are being processed under relevant laws.

A lot of reporters come to Yemen and they want to write a story on Al Qaeda or terrorism.

Besides, Pakistan also launched a military operation in Tribal Areas of Pakistan to flush out Al Qaeda Taliban miscreants.

And even if I'm wrong about those two things, even if they were able to take back the country, even if they were to invite back Al Qaeda, it's extremely unlikely that Al Qaeda would significantly enhance its ability to harm the United States or harm Europe.

And even if I'm wrong about those two things, even if they were able to take back the country, even if they were to invite back Al Qaeda, it's extremely unlikely that Al Qaeda would significantly enhance its ability to harm the United States or harm Europe.

For example, they charged Saudi foreign fighters substantially more than Libyans, money that would have otherwise gone to al Qaeda.

If I asked you to think of the ideas of Al Qaeda, that's something that comes to your mind immediately.

Through the Fusion Task Force we also have generated a list of terrorists who trained with Al Qaeda in Afghanistan.

These foreign fighters had left their families in the Gulf, the Levant and North Africa to join al Qaeda in Iraq.

Currently, Al Qaeda and the terrorist groups associated with it in a network are presumably the most dangerous form of international terrorism.

And even if they were able to do so, even if I'm wrong, it's extremely unlikely the Taliban would invite back Al Qaeda.

Furthermore, the Committee has maintained cooperation between experts of the CTC and the Monitoring Group on sanctions against Al Qaeda and the Taliban.

Their hide outs were destroyed and a number of foreign Al Qaeda elements and their local collaborators were killed during the military operation.

And even if they were able to do so, even if I'm wrong, it's extremely unlikely the Taliban would invite back Al Qaeda.

In Washington, the president of the United States is sitting in the Oval Office, assessing whether or not to strike Al Qaeda in Yemen.

In October, 2007, U.S. and coalition forces raided an al Qaeda safe house in the city of Sinjar on the Syrian border of Iraq.

I'll talk you through one example, and that's the example that everyone here will be aware of, and that's the example of Al Qaeda.

The Philippines discussed the links between local separatist groups such as the MILF and the ASG to international terrorist organizations such as Al Qaeda.

Entities and individuals supporting the al Qaeda organization and or the Taliban should be referred by member states to the UN 1267 Committee for designation.

If the Taliban take over again, they will invite back Al Qaeda, who will try to kill as many of our people as they possibly can.

Al Qaeda type groups already have gained ground in the Middle East and North Africa as an unintended byproduct of US policies, creating fertile conditions for stepped up international terrorism in the coming years. The US invasion and occupation of Iraq, for example, created a major opening for Al Qaeda, whose affiliates now represent the Sunni struggle against the Shia dominated government.

Other Al Qaeda thinkers have expressed admiration for the ability of young men like Wael Ghonim to mobilize thousands of his fellow Egyptians by conveying his sincere desire for change and love of country. There is certainly a degree of envy for what others have accomplished and a sense of desperation about how Al Qaeda can capitalize on this change.

I don't think that someone may blame Google, because it's doing the right things, even if people like Al Qaeda are using Google to connect between them.