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Glasgow Airport: new phase of coordinated attacks?

By WDavidStephenson | June 30, 2007

The Glasgow Airport incident, which certainly looks like a terrorist attack at this point, makes one fear we may be entering a new phase of terrorist activity.

Instead of the thwarted simultaneous attacks on airliners in 1995 and 2006 and 9/11, could we be facing widely dispersed attacks in a limited time frame that would create a global climate of fear?

We’ll see.

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