When does al-Qaida plan to strike the U.S. with nuclear weapons?
Joseph Farah's G2 Bulletin has the latest on Osama bin Laden's "American Hiroshima" target cities and preferred dates.
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This is an exclusive follow-up report to G2 Bulletin's blockbuster, now getting international attention, that al-Qaida has already obtained nuclear weapons and smuggled them into the U.S. along with thousands of sleeper agents in a plan called "American Hiroshima."
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