SINGAPORE: For clues to where the al-Qaeda network could strike next, the words of its leader, Osama bin Laden, are a treasure trove. For an insight into its strength, the suicide bombers in Riyadh offer a lesson.
“We have to take Osama at his word,” said terror expert Zachary Abuza of the Simmons College in Boston, referring to an audiotape released by the elusive extremist suspected of being behind the Sept 11, 2001 suicide attacks.
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