In the first episode of our series, "Could 9/11 Happen Again?", we explore the origins of Osama Bin Laden and the rise of Al-Qaeda. We'll take you through the crucial events of the Soviet-Afghan War, where regional instability and radical ideologies began to take root, setting the stage for one of the most notorious terror organizations in history.

We'll look at Bin Laden's involvement in the Soviet-Afghan War and how this conflict became a breeding ground for radicalization. You'll learn about the impact of the Cold War and how geopolitical influences shaped the Middle East, leading to the formation of Al-Qaeda. We'll discuss the ideological foundations laid by radical thinkers like Sayyid Qutb and how these ideas inspired Bin Laden and his followers.

Understand the direct causes leading to the 9/11 attacks, and see how the early actions and motivations of Al-Qaeda were influenced by regional instability and Western policies. This episode will highlight the persistent dangers and why it's crucial to remain vigilant in today's world.

Key topics include the instability in the Middle East, Bin Laden's role in the Soviet-Afghan War, the formation and early actions of Al-Qaeda, the geopolitical influences of the Cold War, and the direct causes leading up to the 9/11 attacks. This is more than a history lesson; it’s a reminder of the ongoing relevance of these events to current global security.

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