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Al-Qaeda by the mid-1990s
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How developed was Al-Qaeda by the mid-1990's? This mind map outlines the main elements that were in place at this time. It analyses the features that led to it becoming such a strong and powerful force on the world stage by the turn of the century.
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end of the cold war and collapse of communism 1980-1991
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Andrew Burke
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Al-Qaeda by the mid-1990s
Beliefs
Clear, simple and powerful
Jihad - their struggle was a holy war
Radical beliefs
Leaders
Osama bin Laden - clever and charismatic leader
Ayman al-Zawahiri - second in command, extremely capable leader
Well-trained fighters
Loyal, effective and committed
Well trained in all aspects of terrorist warfare
Secure bases
Closely linked to the Taliban
Taliban provided security and secrecy
Money
Bin Laden was the son of a billionaire
Generous support from Pakistan and Saudi Arabia
Drugs trade with Afghanistan
Technology
Use of technology for running the organisation
Propaganda
Recruitment
Flexibility
Difficult to combat as the movement did not want material rewards, like land
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