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General Gard on Terrorism in the Monterey County Herald

Patricia Morris | May 03, 2011 | there are 1 comments 1

Posted today on the "mothership", to quote Kingston, is an article about the threat of terrorist reprisal for the death of Osama bin Laden.  Lt. General (Ret) Robert Gard, Chairman and Senior Military Fellow at the Center was quoted extensively, nay, was the focus of the article from the Monterey County Herald.  In the article, he explained the probability of a future attack and spoke of Al-Qaeda's threats to use nuclear weapons.  

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