Even if true, hardly necessary to tell the enemy.
 
Bruce
 
 
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<http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/australian-secret-agents-fight-alqaeda/200
6/09/09/1157222384437.html>
com.au/news/world/australian-secret-agents-fight-alqaeda/2006/09/09/11572223
84437.html#
 
Our secret agents fight al-Qaeda
 
September 10, 2006
 
A TEAM of secret agents bringing together the US, Australia and four other
countries to fight al-Qaeda has been based in Paris since 2003, France-Info
radio has reported.
The existence of the team, codenamed Alliance Base, was reported last year
by The Washington Post newspaper but officials have never confirmed the
report.
France-Info said it had access to documents that referred to the creation of
the secret cell in 2003. The base was made up of secret agents from the US,
with the CIA and the FBI represented; Britain, with MI5 and MI6 agents;
Canada, Australia, Germany and France, the station said. The cell was partly
funded by the CIA.
France-Info said the documents provided the location of Alliance Base at
L'Ecole Militaire in Paris's chic 7th district.
The arrest of a German man, Christian Ganczarski, who was described by
Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy as a ranking al-Qaeda member with contacts
with Osama bin Laden, was attributed to Alliance Base by The Washington
Post. The newspaper, which cited anonymous US and European intelligence
sources, said the base was set up to track the transnational movement of
terror suspects.
Meanwhile, the United Nations General Assembly's adoption of a
counter-terrorism blueprint has disappointed many nations because it does
not include a definition or say anything about states that commit terrorist
acts.
The document, adopted by consensus, is the result of a year of often bitter
work to meet world leaders' demands that the UN help its 192 members fight
the scourge.
Much of the strategy, distributed yesterday, repeats previous commitments,
for example, promises to implement earlier General Assembly and Security
Council resolutions. Yet there are some nuggets that are considered useful,
including suggestions that the UN and member nations develop a database on
"biological incidents" to counter the threat of bio-terror, take measures to
combat terrorism on the internet and clamp down on the counterfeiting of
travel documents.
 


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