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Newsroom FeedAl-Qaeda after Osama
7 June 2011
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In this interview with Ron Sutton, Leah Farrell says the al-Qaeda have two main priorities after the death of Osama bin Laden, selecting a new leader and to reestablish their command and control process which will help in minimizing damage to their organization. Leah Farrell is a former senior Counter Terrorism Intelligence Analyst with the Australian Federal Police and was recently a speaker at the US Studies Centre 2011 National Summit on the 9/11 decade.
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