bomber. i was watching television and seeing my brothers in palestine and iraq being killed, he says. fair foot with a watch that ironically says exit. god loves martyrs and loves those who fight for him, he says. his handler has huge scarred hands and red eyes. the color is from hate, he says. after five hours, we meet the al qaeda cell leader, abdullah al mahajur. he is wanted by police, sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison. in hiding he only agrees to be filmed from behind. he shows me videos of militants beheading foreigners that he makes and distributes. i asked him how americans could consider him anything but a terrorist.
cell leader. he is wanted by jordanian police sentenced to 15 years in prison. in hiding, he only agrees to be filmed from behind. he shows me video of militants beheading foreigners he makes and distributes. i ask him how americans could consider him anything but a terrorist? what do americans say when american planes bomb and kill people? what do they say about that, he asks? he says al qaeda changed after 9/11. that the group is no longer centrally commanded. it operates more like a franchise. al qaeda has become a brand name. al qaeda is like a mother company with branches and their own operations. the branches even raise their own money. this new al qaeda incorporated,
cell leader. he is wanted by jordanian police sentenced to 15 years in prison. in hiding, he only agrees to be filmed from behind. he shows me video of militants beheading foreigners he makes and distributes. i ask him how americans could consider him anything but a terrorist? what do americans say when american planes bomb and kill people? what do they say about that, he asks? he says al qaeda changed after 9/11. that the group is no longer centrally commanded. it operates more like a franchise. al qaeda has become a brand name. al qaeda is like a mother company with branches and their own operations. the branches even raise their own money. this new al qaeda incorporated,
sentenced to 15 years in prison. in hiding, he only agrees to be filmed from behind. he shows me video of militants beheading foreigners he makes and distributes. i ask him how americans could consider him anything but a terrorist? what do americans say when american planes bomb and kill people? what do they say about that, he asks? he says al qaeda changed after 9/11. that the group is no longer centrally commanded. it operates more like a franchise. al qaeda has become a brand name. al qaeda is like a mother company with branches and their own operations. the branches even raise their own money. this new al qaeda incorporated,
the color is from hate, he says. after five hours, we meet the al qaeda cell leader. he is wanted by jordanian police sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison. in hiding, he only agrees to be filmed from behind. he shows me videos of militants beheading foreigners that he makes and distributes. i ask him how americans could consider him anything but a terrorist. what do americans say when american planes bomb and kill people? what do they say about that, he asks. he said al qaeda changed after 9/11 and the group is no longer centrally commanded. it operates more like a franchise. al qaeda has become a brand name. al qaeda is like a mother company with branches with their own employees and their own