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Returning Islamic State fighters a threat to USA
2014
Overview
Although the Islamic State has eclipsed al-Qaeda on the battlefield and on the Internet, that doesn't necessarily mean it's better at promoting terrorism long-distance, says Michael O'Hanlon, a Brookings Institute foreign policy and security analyst: \"It doesn't mean they're better bombmakers than al-Qaeda.\" Gen. John Allen, former U.S. commander in Afghanistan, calls the group an \"abomination\" and \"a clear and present danger to the U.S.\" John McLaughlin, former deputy CIA director, argues that its rivalry with al-Qaeda makes a strike at the U.S. homeland more likely, because \"success would contrast sharply with al-Qaeda's inability to pull off another major attack here after 9/11.\" \"They are evil. They are barbarians,\" he said at one session. \"If they're not conducting mass executions, they're burying people alive.\" You can't negotiate with them, he said.
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USA Today, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc
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