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Obama and McCain as neo-neocons

They compete over who can better attack Al Qaeda in Pakistan – unilaterally.
Terrorism & Security
U.S. military strike in Pakistan kills Al Qaeda weapons expert

The attack has raised concerns in Pakistan about the United States' increased willingness to take unilateral action in the war on terror.
Terrorism & Security
Al Qaeda mastermind believed dead

Abu Obaidah al-Masri, a secretive figure behind foiled terrorist plots in Europe, died a year ago, US intelligence officials say.

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