While Pakistan, the United States of America, Saudi Arabia, Iran and the USSR were interested in Afghanistan in the 1980s, they might have been unaware that they were starting a war that would involve almost half of the world two decades later. The war would also expand the scene from battlefields and war hit countries into streets in major cities, the now familiar terrorists. Wars would no longer just be on the TV, but in metal detectors in the streets. How did terrorism travel from the streets of Kabul to those of Nairobi, New York and Khartoum?