CIA chief says al Qaeda plotting attack on U.S.

08 Sep 2007

Gen. Michael V. Hayden, director of the CIA, said yesterday that al Qaeda is plotting a massive new attack on the U.S. as Osama bin Laden released a new video that did not contain new threats. “Our analysts assess with high confidence that al Qaeda’s central leadership is planning high-impact plots against the American homeland,” Gen. Hayden told the Council on Foreign Relations in New York. Full Story

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