Just in time!
Flashback:
– Al Qaeda Doesn’t Exist or How The US Created Al Qaeda (Documentary)
– Seymour Hersh: Bhutto was killed on Cheney’s orders:
The US death unit killed Bhutto because she had told Al-Jazeera TV about the assassination of Osama Bin Laden, Hersh said.
– Bhutto Confirms that Osama Bin Laden is Dead:
See also:
– Jesse Ventura Conspiracy Theory: 911 Pentagon Attack (Full Episode) (Video)
– Jesse Ventura Conspiracy Theory: 9/11 (Video)
Osama Bin Laden Is Dead
Osama bin Laden
May 02 (Wall Street Journal) WASHINGTON — Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden is dead, President Obama said. The U.S. has his body in its possession, U.S. officials said late Sunday.
Mr. bin Laden was killed in a joint raid overnight Sunday in Pakistan’s northwestern district of Abbottabad, some 40 miles from Islamabad, according to a senior Pakistani official.
The town also is home to a Pakistani military academy. Two American helicopters took part in the operation, the official said. One Pakistani helicopter involved in the raid crashed after it was hit by firing from militants.
President Barack Obama made the announcement late Sunday at the White House.
The development capped a manhunt of more than a decade for the architect of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks that left nearly 3,000 people dead and dramatically altered U.S. foreign policy and the nation’s sense of security.
Although Mr. bin Laden was not thought to be a critical operational leader of al Qaeda, he had been the worldwide symbol of the terrorist network.
Because he has been so difficult to find for more than a decade, the killing of Mr. bin Laden is a major victory for Mr. Obama, who demanded an aggressive expansion of Predator drone strikes in Pakistan.
In a recent book on Mr. bin Laden, Michael Scheuer, former chief of the Central Intelligence Agency’s bin Laden unit, wrote that the al Qaeda leader’s goal was to attack the West, and then to move on to Arab states and Israel, but that “he has given no indication that he expects to live long enough to finish the job.”
Instead, Mr. Scheuer wrote, Mr. bin Laden “has anticipated a war of attrition, one that might last decades,” so he began passing the torch to younger al Qaeda activists.
By LAURA MECKLER and ADAM ENTOUS
MAY 2, 2011, 1:40 A.M. ET
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Remember:
– Spanish Politician Gaspar Llamazares, Used In Osama Bin Laden Picture, Rejects US Apology