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...Sept. 11 date. Gurdial Singh, 50, a turbaned Sikh, has lost some of the business on the AMERICA'S PRIDE shirts he sells out of his kiosk because a kiosk completely devoted to flag paraphernalia opened next to his two weeks ago. And he is discontinuing the OSAMA BIN LADEN WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE shirts after he sells his last few. "A lot of people say, 'Why do you want to sell this? You are making him a hero.' I'm not getting them anymore," Singh explains. Instead, he is returning to his core business, selling shirts proclaiming WOMEN WANT...
LISA BEYER has been doing double duty editing World as well as writing pieces on Osama bin Laden and his network and the roots of Muslim rage toward the U.S. Lisa spent most of the '90s as TIME's Jerusalem bureau chief. Talk to her on AOL, Keyword: Live, on Thursday...
...this: the more information I have, the more I will feel as if I'm in control. If I can assess the risk of anthrax attacks and suitcase nukes and the Russian 201st Motorized Rifle Division amassing in Tajikistan, maybe I won't have to worry about where bin Laden is going to strike next...
...Ayman Al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden's right-hand man and principal financier, has apparently written a memoir, an account of his life's "work and holy struggle." According to French terrorism expert Roland Jacquard, who has seen the approximately 600-page manuscript recently smuggled out of Afghanistan, the book details al-Zawahiri's reasons for devoting his life to the militant struggle, the significance of jihad and the justification and logic behind the killing of civilians. In short, says Jacquard, the manuscript is an al-Qaeda handbook. "What's really significant about this is the timing," Jacquard notes. "Bombs...
Last week in New York, four terrorists who colluded with Osama bin Laden to carry out the 1998 bombings were sentenced to life in prison without parole. The judge also ordered them to pay $33 million in restitution to the bomb victims, which is unlikely to occur, as the men are not believed to have sufficient assets. Compensation from America is equally remote; the lawsuit--which, ironically, includes double-dipping plaintiffs already receiving aid--has in effect no defendant, as the U.S. takes no responsibility for the results of terrorism...