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Two Men Linked To Both U.K. Plots, Sources Tell CBS News Suspects Recruited By Leader Of Al Qaeda's Iraq Branch - CBS News

Two Men Linked To Both U.K. Plots, Sources Tell CBS News Suspects Recruited By Leader Of Al Qaeda's Iraq Branch - CBS News: "Intelligence sources tell CBS News that the people behind the attempts were directly recruited by Abu Hamza al-Muhajir, the present leader of the terror group's Iraq franchise. "

The problem I have with the above assertion is, “alqaida in Iraq” is more capable of doing more damage than otherwise amateurish bomb plot. Whether this is done by western agents “a Whiteman” or indeed extremist Muslim terrorists I don’t know. The whole terrorism “business” is in terms of who did what or plot to do is very murky at best.

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