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| indicated that group members were familiar with the production and
deployment of common chemical agents" and that unconfirmed reports
"indicated that al-Qa'ida operatives had sought to acquire
more modern and sophisticated chemical agents. The 2003 Congressional Joint Inquiry into 9/11 noted that
"in the absence of a more comprehensive strategy, the United States
defaulted to relying on law enforcement, at home and abroad, as the
leading instrument in the fight against al-Qa'ida. Former Director of the CIA George Tenet said the United States is
safer today in certain respects than it was three years ago given that
two-thirds of the al-Qa'ida leadership has been taken into custody
or eliminated. |
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