This is a long article written by some dude called Hamid Mir.
http://oraclesyndicate.twoday.net/stories/2963354/
You probably haven't hear of him, but he's quite well respected in his own country and has broken several big stories before.
You can read about him here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamid_Mir
The article is quite interesting, and is basically about ways to end the ongoing WoT / clash of civilisations / Islam vs. the West deal we seem to be playing right now. However there is a particularly interesting bit in it:
I am not exactly convinced about the veracity of the article, but I thought you'd find it interesting anyway. Like I said, this guy isn't exactly some journalistic rookie.
http://oraclesyndicate.twoday.net/stories/2963354/
You probably haven't hear of him, but he's quite well respected in his own country and has broken several big stories before.
You can read about him here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamid_Mir
The article is quite interesting, and is basically about ways to end the ongoing WoT / clash of civilisations / Islam vs. the West deal we seem to be playing right now. However there is a particularly interesting bit in it:
You should read the whole thing to get it in context before going off half cocked, it also deals with why AQ supposedly has not exercised their option to use these supposed devices yet.After my last meeting with Osama bin Ladin, I have traveled to Afghanistan again and again. I also visited Iran, I visited Russia and I traveled in the mountains of Chechnya, I visited Uzbekistan, Syria, Lebanon and also I went to India, just to investigate about the nuclear capabilities of Al Qaeda. I got lots of information about the smuggling of enriched uranium and about the purchase of some suitcase nukes by Al Qaeda from Moscow. I interviewed one Chechen leader who told me that they had smuggled three suitcase nukes from Russia to Georgia, and from Georgia to Italy. At least two of the suitcase nukes were finally smuggled inside America with the help of Italian underworld.
I am not exactly convinced about the veracity of the article, but I thought you'd find it interesting anyway. Like I said, this guy isn't exactly some journalistic rookie.