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Making sense of secularism and france and the terrorist attacks is to make a comparison with make country the united states and we are now approaching the 28 year anniversary of september 11, and very similar questions asked here and there and i think after a few years, the united states really focused on citizenship and not discriminating, and in the last 20 years there has been major steps forward in the united states for the integration of muslim minority into mainstream. but in france, there...

This is bbc news, the headlines: the sole surviving suspected gunman from the 2015 terrorist attacks in paris has appeared in court at the start of a landmark trial. salah abdeslam and 19 others are accused of involvement in the coordinated jihadist attacks that killed 130 people. the former afghan president, ashraf ghani, has broken his silence to explain why he fled the country when the taliban took over kabul more than three weeks ago. in a statement on social media, he said he left to avoid ...

Includes no women. it certainly does not meet the test of inclusivity and it includes people who have very challenging track records. >> sean: a stunning lack of inclusivity from a terrorist organization that we already know enslaves women, subjugates women and forces young girls against their will to marry taliban fighters and they murder musicians and artists and anybody they dont like. that makes sense? he is a terrorist, mr. blinken. how stupid are you? they are whipping women and children w...

They succeeded on 9/11 in achieving their objective. but was it really war? was it a war that needed a response from the bush administration, which took them notjust into afghanistan, but into iraq as well, and cost the nation up to $4 trillion? and in ten years, theres been no attack like that again. when every single intelligence source warned me on the day of september 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th or 15th, that we would be attacked dozens of times. if it wasnt for president bush and his courage to ...

This is bbc news, the headlines: the sole surviving suspected gunman from the 2015 terrorist attacks in paris has appeared in court at the start of a landmark trial. salah abdeslam and 19 others are accused of involvement in the coordinated jihadist attacks that killed 130 people. the former afghan president, ashraf ghani, has broken his silence to explain why he fled the country when the taliban took over kabul more than three weeks ago. in a statement on social media, he said he left to avoid ...

By extremist muslim terrorists to conduct terrorist attacks in the united states that have been stopped since september 11th. if we hadnt heightened our alertness to this, if we hadnt gone on offence, some of those attacks would have happened. but my question was a question about the broader response. in the end, the bush administration decided to take up this war, not just specifically against the al-qaeda network, but, of course, it went much further. it went further in afghanistan and its sti...

Suggest that this was an uncollusive government. this is a hard line exclusive taliban government. the prime minister hassan -- a key figure, hes emerged as deputy prime minister and tipped as foreign minister. he was in charge of the negotiations between the united states and the taliban and inter afghan negotiations and the afghan government here at time in doha. and above all, i think it is absolutely key, haqqani has been announced as interior minister. now hes one of the family heads of wha...

And ottawa and all across europe. so the threat is real. and you know, we are about to -- as you mentioned, we are about to celebrate the 20 the anniversary of 202001 terrorist attacks. joe biden is going to go to ground zero on saturday while thousands of people, americans, american visa holders, american permanent residence, afghan allies of the united states, are stranded behind enemy lines not by accident, by choice, but his choice. he intentionally left them behind. he ordered the last plan...

And watch how much pakistan helps the taliban through this process overtly or covertly to try to get a stabilizing force on its western border. >> dana: youll see probably one of the reasons i think theyre in the region is one, i think they are trying to clean up. two, we have a right to defend ourselves from possible terrorist attacks emanating from that region. thats what we need to be involved in. if there will be a civil war there perhaps they can handle that. we have to protect ourselves. >...

Pretrial hearings. all the fbi agents and support personnel have to get on a military charter and the secrecy, defense lawyers say they still dont have access. ksm was the mastermind and has confessed to this. he said he planned 9/11 from a to z. he pitched it to bin laden and was captured in pakistan and taken to sites where he was tortured and water boarded a number of times and he confessed to involvement in all manner of terrorist attacks. and some of those confessions are under challenge be...