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            <description>Police wanted to capture Mohammed Merah alive, but in the end a sniper killed him as he jumped out of his window. 




The self&#45;proclaimed jihadist who claims to be al&#45;Qaeda killed three French paratroopers, three school children and a rabbi in revenge for the French Army&#8217;s involvement in Afghanistan and the deaths of Palestinian children. 

He killed them in cold blood, he taped it, he wanted people to see the footage. He is now dead, no tears here. But what if he had been taken alive?</description>
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            <source url="http://www.thepunch.com.au/rss/tags/terror/">In August 2007, Barack Obama promised that if he were elected president he would &#8216;travel to a major Islamic forum and deliver an address to redefine our struggle.&#8217;



His impressive speech in Cairo yesterday fulfilled that promise.

Obama is the finest orator in a generation. His national political career was kicked off by a single speech: his keynote address to the Democratic National Convention in Boston in 2004.</source>
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            <description>In August 2007, Barack Obama promised that if he were elected president he would &#8216;travel to a major Islamic forum and deliver an address to redefine our struggle.&#8217;



His impressive speech in Cairo yesterday fulfilled that promise.

Obama is the finest orator in a generation. His national political career was kicked off by a single speech: his keynote address to the Democratic National Convention in Boston in 2004.</description>
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            <source url="http://www.thepunch.com.au/rss/tags/terror/">In August 2007, Barack Obama promised that if he were elected president he would &#8216;travel to a major Islamic forum and deliver an address to redefine our struggle.&#8217;



His impressive speech in Cairo yesterday fulfilled that promise.

Obama is the finest orator in a generation. His national political career was kicked off by a single speech: his keynote address to the Democratic National Convention in Boston in 2004.</source>
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