Al-Zawahiri also denied a conspiracy theory

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Al-Zawahiri also denied a conspiracy theory that Israel carried out the September 11, 2001, attacks on the U.S., and he blamed Iran and Shiite Hezbollah for spreading the idea to discredit the Sunni al Qaeda's achievement.

Al-Zawahiri accused Hezbollah's al-Manar television of starting the rumor.

"The purpose of this lie is clear -- (to suggest) that there are no heroes among the Sunnis who can hurt America as no else did in history. Iranian media snapped up this lie and repeated it," he said.

"Iran's aim here is also clear -- to cover up its involvement with America in invading the homes of Muslims in Afghanistan and Iraq," he added.

Iran cooperated with the United States in the 2001 U.S. assault on Afghanistan that toppled the Taliban, an al Qaeda ally.

The comments reflected al-Zawahiri's increasing criticism of Iran, which al-Zawahiri has accused in recent messages of seeking to extend its power in the Middle East, particularly in Iraq and through its Hezbollah allies in Lebanon. Until recent months, he had not often mentioned the Islamic republic.

Al Qaeda has previously claimed responsibility for the 9/11 attacks

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HAMAS
Over the past year, Zawahiri and other senior al-Qa'ida figures have been
waging a vigorous propaganda campaign against the Palestinian organization
HAMAS. Although Jihadists unanimously denounce Israel they continue to
disagree over whether HAMAS should be considered a legitimate Islamic
movement. For Zawahiri, HAMAS' embrace of nationalism, democracy, and its
legacy in the Muslim Brotherhood--arguably the three things al-Qa'ida hates
most--delegitimizes the group.

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Even al Qaeda sees the Enemy.
al Qaeda is impotent in dealing with this superior force in Iran, Qods spanks al Qaeda again and again. Qods continue to trick and deceive al Qaeda with Black operations .

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AQ Hiroshima TYPE ATTACK

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AL-QAEDA leaders in Iraq are planning the first "large-scale" terrorist attacks on Britain and other western targets with the help of supporters in Iran, according to a leaked intelligence report.

Spy chiefs warn that one operative had said he was planning an attack on "a par with Hiroshima and Nagasaki" in an attempt to "shake the Roman throne", a reference to the West.

Another plot could be timed to coincide with Tony Blair stepping down as prime minister, an event described by Al-Qaeda planners as a "change in the head of the company".

The report, produced earlier this month and seen by The Sunday Times, appears to provide evidence that Al-Qaeda is active in Iran and has ambitions far beyond the improvised attacks it has been waging against British and American soldiers in Iraq.

There is no evidence of a formal relationship between Al-Qaeda, a Sunni group, and the Shi'ite regime of President Mah-moud Ahmadinejad, but experts suggest that Iran's leaders may be turning a blind eye to the terrorist organisation's activities.

The intelligence report also makes it clear that senior Al-Qaeda figures in the region have been in recent contact with operatives in Britain.

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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article1687360.ece

http://tinyurl.com/3d7k4t

SECOND REFERENCE: WARNING

http://warintel.blogspot.com/2007/04/jihad-media-battalion-warns-of-nuclear.html

http://tinyurl.com/37m75x

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