Unholy Terror Bosnia, Al-qa'ida, and the Rise of Global Jihad

Al-Qa'ida. In the 1980s they were in Afghanistan, supported by the United States as they fought the Soviets; by the new millennium they were responsible for the deadliest attack on American soil in the history of the republic. Where were they in between, and how did they transform themselves from scrappy Afghan rebels to worldwide threat? This enlightening new book, Unholy Terror, provides the frightening answer: the Bosnian war of 1992 to 1995 was the core of Osama bin Laden's growing global jihad. It is frightening not so much because of the tragedies of that war, but because those tragedies occurred under the nose of the U.S. government-at times with U.S. complicity. John R. Schlinder served for nearly a decade with the National Security Agency-work which took him to many countries in support of U.S. and allied forces operating in the Balkans-and was NSA's top Balkans expert. He is uniquely qualified to demonstrate how the Bosnian conflict has been misrepresented by the mainstream media, covering up the large role played by radical Islam and al-Qa'ida; how Osama bin Laden used Bosnia as a base for terrorist operations worldwide-including attacks on the United States from the Millennium Plot to 9/11; how veterans of the Bosnian jihad have murdered thousands of Americans and conducted terrorist attacks around the world; how the Clinton administration, in collaboration with Iran, secretly supplied Bosnia's mujahidin, including al-Qa'ida, with millions of dollars of weapons and supplies; how America's Bosnian allies have been in covert alliances with radical anti-American regimes in several countries; why Bosnia and its secret jihad matter to America and our War on Terrorism today.Schindler, John R. is the author of 'Unholy Terror Bosnia, Al-qa'ida, and the Rise of Global Jihad', published 2007 under ISBN 9780760330036 and ISBN 0760330034.