Sada al-Malahim

As myself and now what I assume to be hundreds of new AQAP watchers wait anxiously for the new release of Sada al-Malahim, I thought I would link to this […]

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Gregory Johnsen

December 21, 2010

As myself and now what I assume to be hundreds of new AQAP watchers wait anxiously for the new release of Sada al-Malahim, I thought I would link to this article by Brian Palmer from Slate on the magazine. (Full disclosure: I cooperated closely with him on this piece.)

As myself and now what I assume to be hundreds of new AQAP watchers wait anxiously for the new release of Sada al-Malahim, I thought I would link to this article by Brian Palmer from Slate on the magazine. (Full disclosure: I cooperated closely with him on this piece.)

Gregory Johnsen

Near East Studies Scholar, Princeton University

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