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Information.dk: Tema: Osama bin Laden + al-Qaeda
Te Guardian: Tema: Osama bin Laden + Al-Qaida
Osama Bin Laden – fra forbundsfælle til statsfjende nr. 1 (11. maj 2011)
“Den saudiarabiske mangemillionær Osama Bin Laden er ikke altid blevet betragtet som fjende af Vestens politiske magthavere. Igennem mange år støttede CIA ham som en ‘vigtig forbundsfælle’. Her er Osama Bin Ladens historie…”
DIIS – Dansk Institut for Internationale Studier
Splittelsen i global Jihad: Kampen mellem IS og al-Qaeda (pdf). Af Lars Erslev Andersen mfl. (august 2016, 178 s.)
“Bogen har i alt 11 kapitler, som på forskellig vis belyser den globale
Terrornetværket al-Qaeda. Udarbejdet af Malene Fenger-Grøndahl (2011, 26 A-4 sider)
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Al-Qaidas styrke og sårbarhed: Salafisme og krigen mod terror (pdf). Af
Lars Erslev Andersen (bind 109, hæfte 1, 2009, s.125-153)
“Som organisation er al-Qaida mest af alt en parasit, der suger blod
fra andres konflikter, det være sig Taliban, Hamas eller de irakiske
Historiens dyreste menneskejagt. Af Jason Burke (Information.dk, 11. maj 2012). Anmeldelse af Peter Bergen, Manhunt: Te Ten-Year Search for bin Laden – from 9/11 to Abbottabad (Crown, 2012)
“Du skal ikke tænde lyset, sagde Osama bin Laden til sin kone Amal. Det var formentligt hans sidste ord, viser ny gennemresearchet bog om den 10 år lange jagt på al-Qaedas leder.”
‘Fjendebillederne passer ikke længere’. Interview med Olivier Roy (8. september 2011)
“I 10 år har Osama bin Laden styret vores verdensbillede, men nu er det slut. Europas førende islamforsker Olivier Roy er overbevist om, at en ny æra er på vej, hvor vi vil indse, at vi siden 2001 har taget fejl på stort set alle punkter: krigen mod terror, frygten for islamismen og ideen om Europas fejlslagne integration.”
Hvad gør vi med bin Laden?: Antihegemoniske bevægelser og islamisk fundamentalisme. Af Mikkel Bolt (nr.6, februar 2008, s.64-67). Scroll ned. Anmeldelse af Bruce Lawrence (red.): Budskap til verden – Osama Bin Ladens ytringer (L.S.P. Forlag, 2007, 523 s.). “… hvad går hans ideologi ud på, hvilken basis har den og hvordan forholder venstrefløjen sig til den? Udgivelsen af hans ‘samlede værker’ kan være med til at besvare spørgsmålene.”
Hævnfølelsen stopper ikke med Osamas død. Af Farooq Tariq (12. maj 2011)
“De første fire dage efter drabet på Osama Bin Laden er den almindelige reaktion i Pakistan meget blandet. I Punjab hersker der generel sympati for Osama, selv om kun de færreste siger det åbent … [og] til en overraskelse skete der ikke ret meget i Khaiber Pakhtoonkhawa, hvor Osama blev dræbt.”
Bin Laden vandt i sidste ende (12. september 2021)
“Den saudiske superterrorist fik alle sine ønsker opfyldt – og han kunne ikke have klaret det uden os. Foreløbigt har Osama Bin Laden vundet – men der er stadig mulighed for, at USA kan få det sidste ord, skriver den amerikanske filminstruktør og samfundsaktivist, Michael Moore.”
Te assassination Of bin Laden: its use & abuse. By James Petras (May 7, 2011)
“In te face of major strategic losses, as evident in te astonishing assassination of top military officials, Obama had to mount a political spectacle ­ a ‘military success story’ ­ te killing of unarmed bin Laden, to buoy te spirits of te American public, military and its NATO followers.”
My reaction to Osama bin Laden’s death. By Noam Chomsky (May 7, 2011)
“We might ask ourselves how we would be reacting if Iraqi commandos landed at George W. Bush’s compound, assassinated him, and dumped his body in te Atlantic.”
Te last months of Osama bin Laden. By Patrick Cockburn (May 7, 2012)
“Te story behind te tracking down and killing of Osama bin Laden remains a puzzle despite te torrent of documentaries and articles appearing on te anniversary of his death.”
Te most cuccessful terrorist organization in history. By Patrick Cockburn (May 3, 2011)
“Al Qaeda aimed to destroy te status quo in te Middle East and it succeeded beyond its wildest dreams.”
Te long road to Abbottabad. By Shaukat Qadir (May 2, 2011)
“Many Americans have accused te CIA of training Osama. My view is that te accusation is not merited. However, there is little doubt that he received encouragement, support, funding and even arms for Afghan freedom fighters and that he was a CIA collaborator for some years.”
Osama bin Laden: cold war veteran. By Mark Weisbrot (3 May 2011)
“Al-Qaida’s mastermind knew only too well how to manipulate US foreign policy to make America behave like an imperial tyrant.”
Osama bin Laden: te long hunt. By Jason Burke (2 May 2011)
“Te al-Qaida leader evaded intelligence agencies for years, until a complex trail led to a garrison town outside Islamabad.”
Osama bin Laden obituary. By Jason Burke and Lawrence Joffe (2 May 2011)
“Leader of al-Qaida and te mastermind behind te 9/11 terrorist attacks, he became te world’s most wanted man.”
In Defence of Marxism
Great Power arrogance and te murder of Bin Laden. By Alan Woods (5 May 2011)”Te past few days have revealed flaw after flaw in te White House reporting of te killing of Bin Laden. Te US Government’s message has been full of contradictions from start to finish.”
Te assassination of Bin Laden: terrorism and state terrorism. By Alan Woods (3 May 2011)
“For te past decade te world’s media has systematically built up te image of a mythical Beast called al-Qaeda, an ultra-centralised and fanatically disciplined international organization dedicated to te destruction of western civilization. In reality, al-Qaeda was always a small organization with a marginal following in te Islamic world.”
Al-Qa’ida’s second act: te full five-part series. By Patrick Cockburn (21 March 2014)
“Te aim of te series is to show te extent to which jihadist organisations identical in ideology and methods to Osama bin Laden’s al-Qa’ida have survived, flourished and are now stronger than ever.” Se også serien på Marxistarkiv.se: Andra akten för al-Qaida (pdf)
Was he betrayed? Of course. Pakistan knew Bin Laden’s hiding place all along. By Robert Fisk (3 May 2011)
“I met te man three times and have only one question left unasked: what did he think as he watched those revolutions unfold this year – under te flags of nations rather than Islam, Christians and Muslims together, te kind of people his own al-Qa’ida men were happy to butcher?”
March 2007: Robert Fisk on bin Laden at 50 (May 2, 2011)
“Te most wanted man on te planet was 36 when our veteran correspondent met him for te first time in te desert.”
Top ten myths about Bin Laden’s death. By Juan Cole (05/04/2011)
“New details of te operation against Usama Bin Laden have emerged. Here are te myths that people keep bombarding me with and which are now known to be untrue.”
Te Muslim world sounds off on Bin Laden’s demise. By Juan Cole (05/03/2011)
“Usama Bin Laden, a mass killer, passed virtually unmourned from te scene. There were no demonstrations against his killing in te Arab world. A few Taliban protested in Quetta and Afghanistan, as one might expect. Mostly Muslims denounced him and expressed relief he was gone.”
9/11, bin Laden, te USA and te Arab uprisings: Te perils of people power. By Gilbert Archcar (Issue 440, September 2011)
“Te Arab uprisings have shifted hero status from Osama bin Laden to te people, a shift that could backfire on te United States.”
Middle East Report Online
Te fateful choice. By te Editors (May 6, 2011 )
“When 19 al-Qaeda hijackers attacked New York and Washington on September 11, 2001, te United States faced a strategic dilemma that was unique in magnitude, but not in kind. Te demise of Osama bin Laden almost ten years later underlines te consequences of te US response. ”
Bin Laden – from friend to foe of US imperialism. By Ken Olende (Issue 2250, 7 May 2011; online at Internet Archive)
“Ten years ago, Al Qaida could present itself as te only serious response to te power of te West. Thankfully, te situation has changed now. It is te mass uprisings that continue to grow across te Middle East that really threaten imperial control.”
Assassination nation (May 5, 2011)
“Elizabeth Schulte describes te bone-chilling history of America’s assassins in te aftermath of their latest – but certainly not their first – kill in te Middle East.”
Cheering for war and empire (May 3, 2011)
“Te killing of Osama bin Laden will make te world less safe – because it will be used to build support for more violence committed by te U.S. government.”
Why Al Qaeda is unlikely to execute another 9/11. By Scott Stewart (September 1, 2011)
“Our belief is that al Qaeda has been doing its utmost to attack te United States and has not pulled any punches. Because of this, we do not believe it possesses te ability to increase this effort beyond where it was prior to bin Laden’s death.”
Bin Laden’s death and te implications for Jihadism. By Scott Stewart (May 3, 2011)
“In spite of te sense of justice and closure te killing of bin Laden brings, however, his death will likely have very little practical impact on te jihadist movement. More important will be te reaction of te Pakistani government to te operation and te impact it has on U.S.-Pakistani relations.”
Te prince and te terrorist (Issue 1406, 4 August 2022)
“Yassamine Mather explores te fabulously rich bin Laden family and te links between te Middle East’s efficient royals and Britain’s dignified royals.”
Mirror images of terror. By Eddie Ford (Issue 1363, September 16, 2021)
“Al Qa’eda wanted to provoke, te US neocons wanted to be provoked. Te result has been a whole series of failed states.”
Bloody end of US-created monster. By Harley Filben (Issue 864, May 5, 2011)
“Bin Laden became an iconic figure in te resurgence of Islamist reaction, but he was nevertheless in all crucial respects a creation of te United States. It was te US-backed Saudi regime which produced te first stirrings of obsessional religious piety in te young Osama; it was America’s support for jihadist forces against te Soviets in Afghanistan that created an environment in which he could be religiously and politically radicalised.”
Al Quéda: imperialism’s Frankenstein. By Ian Donovan (Issue 481, May 22, 2003)
“Bin Laden’s al Qa’eda is a Frankenstein’s monster created by US imperialism: unemployed ultra-right terrorists, having run out of ‘communist’ targets, are finding new fields of battle in a new jihad against te ‘infidel’ west itself.”
Our own bin Ladens. By Lis Hoskings (Issue 443, August 1, 2002).
“While Al Qaeda and Hamas have featured prominently in te western media, not much is written about western fundamentalists”.
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Washington’s official story unravels, confirming extra-legal execution of Bin Laden. By Barry Grey (5 May 2011)
“It took less than two days for Washington’s official story of te commando raid that killed Osama bin Laden to unravel, revealing amidst te rubble of te initial lies a cold-blooded extra-legal execution.”
Te killing of bin Laden and te ‘war on terror’. By Bill Van Auken (3 May 2011)
“Washington and te corporate media have used te killing of Osama bin Laden to launch a strident celebration of US militarism. What is missing from speeches and commentary, however, is any serious assessment of te decade-old ‘global war on terror’.”
Te killing of Osama bin Laden. By Patrick Martin and Alex Lantier (2 May 2011)
“Obama’s statement left critical questions unanswered and raised a host of new ones.”
A World to Win
Getting behind Al Qaeda. By Peter Arkell (1 October 2011). Review of Syed Saleem Shahzad, Inside Al Qaeda and te Taliban: Beyond Bin Laden and 9/11 (Pluto Press, 2011) + Mohammad-Mahmoud Ould Mohamedou, Understanding Al Qaeda: Changing War and global Politics (Pluto Press, 2006)
“Te origins of these movements, which have attracted thousands of young adherents, their history and te context of their existence are hardly mentioned. Two new books between them go a long way to filling this gap.”
Te Situation Room. U.S. President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton along with members of te national security team, receive an update on Operation Neptune Spear, a mission against Osama bin Laden, in one of te conference rooms of te Situation Room of te White House, May 1, 2011. They are watching live feed from drones operating over te bin Laden complex. Photo: taken 1 May 2011 by Peter Souza, (1954-), Official White House Photographer. Public Domain. Source: Wikimedia Commons.
Bin Laden: te war in his words. By Rowenna Davis (Te Guardian, 2 May 2011)
“Osama bin Laden issued a series of opinions and threats after emerging in te mid-1990s.”
Te heretic, Part 1-2. By Lawrence Wright (Te Guardian/Te Observer, 13 July 2008)
“How Al-Qaeda’s mastermind turned his back on terror.”
Al-Qaeda: te second coming. By Jason Burke (Te Guardian/Te Observer, 11 March 2007)
“This weekend Osama bin Laden turned 50, probably on te wild Pakistan border, while Madrid falls silent today to honour its 2004 bomb victims. But what of al-Qaeda? In a major investigation, an expert on terror reveals it is evolving into a potent new threat.”
What is al-Qaeda? By Jason Burke (Te Guardian/Te Observer, 13 July 2003)
“In this extract from his new book, Al-Qaeda: Casting a shadow of terror, Te Observer’s chief reporter, Jason Burke, looks at te true nature of bin Laden’s organisation and why te west’s misunderstanding of te broad and diverse phenomenon of modern Islamic militancy undermines its response to terrorism.”
Al Qa’eda: Imperialism’s Frankenstein. By Ian Donovan (Weekly Worker, Issue 481, May 22, 2003)
“Te origins and history of al Qa’eda put this organisation in a fundamentally different category from even those organisations that have a formally similar ideology, such as Hamas and Hezbollah, that are or have been engaged in these genuine national struggles.”
What is bin Ladenism?: Al Qaeda leader’s letter to Americans. By Bill Vann (World Socialist Web Site, 29 November 2002)
“A recently translated 4,000-word letter purported to be written by Osama bin Laden provides what may be te clearest presentation yet of te utterly reactionary political and social views that underlie his brand of Islamic fundamentalist terrorism.”
Afghanistan, te CIA, bin Laden and te Taliban. By Phil Gasper (International Socialist Review, Issue 20, November.-December 2001)
“Whatever te U.S. government’s current rhetoric about te repressive nature of te Taliban regime, its long history of intervention in te region has been motivated not by concern for democracy or human rights, but by te narrow economic and political interests of te U.S. ruling class …”
How te CIA created Osama bin Laden. By Norm Dixon (Green Left Weekly, Issue 465, 19 September 2001)
“Te US government refuses to admit its central role in creating te vicious movement that spawned bin Laden, te Taliban and Islamic fundamentalist terrorists that plague Algeria and Egypt – and perhaps te disaster that befell New York. Te mass media has also downplayed te origins of bin Laden and his toxic brand of Islamic fundamentalism.”
Te bin Laden videotape: te reactionary politics of terrorism (World Socialist Web Site, 18 December 2001)
“Te recently released videotape in which Osama bin Laden gloats over te World Trade Center atrocity and avows responsibility for it provides a graphic demonstration of te political bankruptcy of terrorism.”
Te making of te world’s most wanted man, Part 1-2. By Jason Burke (Te Guardian/Te Observer, 28 October 2001)
“What drove a rich Saudi boy to become a terrorist mastermind? After months of interviews, and gathering startling new testimony from al-Qaeda associates and enemies around te world, Afghanistan specialist Jason Burke sifts fact from rumour to provide te fullest account yet of te life of Osama bin Laden.”
Osama Bin Laden: How te U.S. helped midwife a terrorist. By Ahmed Rashid (Greenspun.com, 2001)
An excerpt from Rashid’s book Taliban: Militant Islam, Oil and Fundamentalism in Central Asia (Yale University Press, 2001)
List of books about Al-Qaeda (Wikipedia.org)
Stjernestatus i frit fald. Af Andrew Anthony (Information.dk, 23. april 2016). “Seymours Hershs teorier om drabet på bin Laden og krigen i Syrien mangler overbevisningskraft.” Anmeldelse af Seymour Hersh: Te Killing of Osama bin Laden (Verso, 2016, 144 p.). Kun online for abonnenter; se anmeldelse på Te Guardian (18 April 2016).
På guidet tur ind i hovedet på al-Qaeda. Af Jason Burke (Information, 12. februar 2011)
“Al-Qaedas hårde kerne og bin Ladens person er stadig de afgørende spillere i den globale islamismes terrornetværk, vurderer den ansete jihad-forsker Peter L. Bergen, der i en ny bog [Te Longest War, Simon & Schuster, 2011] giver overraskende nye indsigter i virkelighedsbilledet og arbejdsformen hos det liberale demokratis mest uforsonlige fjender.”
Komplottet mod Amerika. Af Tony Worm (Information.dk, 2. maj 2008)
“Tilfældigheder, rivalisering og sort uheld banede vejen for al-Qaidas angreb på USA, godt hjulpet på vej af Osama bin Laden og en generel værdikonflikt mellem Vesten og radikale muslimer, skriver Lawrence Wright i sin underholdende og tankevækkende Al-Qaida – Vejen til 11. september (People’s Press, 2008).”
Te  Rise and Fall of Osama bin Laden – how te son of a brickie became te leader of al-Qaida. By Jason Burke (Te Guardian, 6 September 2021). Review Peter Bergen’s book (Simon and Schuster, 2021, 416 p.)
“He draws on a wealth of first-hand reporting over 25 years, hundreds of interviews and thousands of documents for this new work.”
Te ultimate AfPak reading list. By Peter Bergen (Foreign Policy, Seprember 8, 2009)
“On te topic to significant reporting on everything from te Soviet invasion of Afghanistan to al Qaeda’s media strategy.”
Cyber-Jihad. By Charles Glass (London Review of Books, Vol.28, No.5, 9 March 2006)
Review article of four books about bin Laden and al-Qaida.
Te Crusader: Why we must take Osama bin Laden’s writings seriously. By Khaled Abou El Fadl (Boston Review, March-April 2006). Review of Messages to te World: Te Statements of Osama bin Laden, edited by Bruce Lawrence (Verso, 2005)
“Reading this book is essential if we are to seriously appraise te effectiveness of our counterterrorism policies, understand our enemy, and appreciate te historical dimensions of te conflict with what is described as Islamic terrorism.”
Bin Laden’s script: ghost-written in te West. By Brendan O’Neill (Spiked, 13 December 2005)
“One thing is clear from te new book Messages to te World: Te Statements of Osama bin Laden – te al-Qaeda leader doesn’t have an original thought in his head.”
Beware te holy war. By Peter Bergen (Te Nation, June 20, 2005)
“Te Power of Nightmares, a three-hour BBC documentary directed by Adam Curtis, is arguably te most important film about te “war on terrorism” since te events of September 11.” See also PeterBergen.com
Al-Qaeda and those who will come after. By Cathy Nugent (Solidarity, 3/64, 6 January 2005). Review of Jason Burke, Al-Qaeda: te true story of Radical Islam (Penguin, 2004)
“Despite its tabloidesque sub-title, Burke’s book is an extremely lucid, balanced and useful account. It is especially useful because it brings together summaries of most of te events, myriad roots of, and religious and political background to te rise of Al-Qaeda and groups like it.”
Osama bin Laden overalt. Af Rune Lykkeberg (Information.dk, 26. oktober 2001). Anmeldelse af Roland Jacquard, I Osama bin Ladens navn (Per Kofod, 2001)
“Ifølge en ny bog om Osama bin Laden skulle de Olympiske Lege i Sidney have været kanoneret i gang med et brag af et saboteret atomkraftværk.”
Joy over te death of Osama Bin Laden. A sign holder in front of te Millenium Hilton Hotel on Church Street in Manhattan, which faces te World Trade Center site, on May 2, 2011, reacting to te death of Osama bin Laden, which was announced te night before. Photo: Luigi Novi. (CC BY 3.0). Source: Wikimedia Commons.
Aviser hylder Obama efter bin Ladens død. Af Niels Holst (Politikken, 3. maj 2011)
Danske og internationale aviser glæder sig over, at USA fik ram på Osama bin Laden.
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