http://www.infowars.com/articles/world/pak...en_was_dead.htm
Bhutto asserted to David Frost less than two months ago that bin Laden had been murdered by Omar Sheikh, whom the Sunday Times once described as "no ordinary terrorist but a man who has connections that reach high into Pakistan's military and intelligence elite and into the innermost circles" of bin Laden and al-Qaeda. (Watch video starting at 5:33 for mentioned part.)
video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIO8B6fpFSQ...en_was_dead.htm
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Could it really be?? How will we ever be able to tell for sure?
Murdered or not, aren't there quite a few people that believe Bin Laden has been dead since 2001 or 2002?
I'm starting to assume he is dead, but it seems no one knows for certain.
I'm starting to assume he is dead, but it seems no one knows for certain.
Binladens dead.....except for his faked CIA tapes...
The interview was apparently aired 2nd Nov 07 - so annoyed I only know about it now. 
So Omar Sheikh, the individual...
The picture becomes ever clearer.
So Omar Sheikh, the individual...
- With Connections in Pakistan's ISI
- Links to Al Qaeda
- Who President Musharraf said was recruited by British Intelligence
- Who wired $100,000 to Mohammed Atta before 9/11
The picture becomes ever clearer.
QUOTE (Q24 @ Dec 29 2007, 03:20 PM) 
The interview was apparently aired 2nd Nov 07 - so annoyed I only know about it now.
So Omar Sheikh, the individual...
The picture becomes ever clearer.
So Omar Sheikh, the individual...
- With Connections in Pakistan's ISI
- Links to Al Qaeda
- Who President Musharraf said was recruited by British Intelligence
- Who wired $100,000 to Mohammed Atta before 9/11
The picture becomes ever clearer.
figure out whos making the usama tapes? you figure out who the wizard is...
QUOTE (Unlimited @ Dec 29 2007, 03:27 PM)
figure out whos making the usama tapes? you figure out who the wizard is...
Sure is interesting when all of the Osama Bin Laden releases are laid out together. Some facts: -
- The first released Bin Laden statement after 9/11 said he was not involved in the attacks.
- The large majority of Bin Laden releases have been audio over archived pictures/footage - ie easily manufactured/faked, pick your word.
- There is no dated video footage supposedly of Bin Laden since Oct 29, 2004 - all 11 releases since have been audio as above.
- Whilst US sources have confirmed to the public they believe the voice of Bin Laden on tapes to be authentic, the IDIAP Research Institute who analysed the Nov 12, 2002 audio said the voice cannot be confirmed.
- The Feb 12, 2003 audiotape was reported to a Senate panel by Colin Powell before it was even realeased by Al Jazeera.
- There is not a single peice of video footage which can be confirmed as current for its time of release that did not pass through US officials - of the only two peices of date confirmed video footage, one was found in a house in Jalalabad and released by the US whilst the Oct 29, 2004 footage was 'viewed' by US diplomats in Qatar before being aired.
Is it not clear who the wizard's are Unlimited?
i think Bin Laden is brown bread, the French secret service got intel on it, the reports where along the lines of he got typhoid and died before any medical assistance could get to his abode.. thats why all we ever see is his No 2 giving all the videos speeches, except for the video with the fake Osama, but of course the CIA are going to say hes still alive imagine if they said no, hes dead, and the next minute Osama Bin liner popped up, it would be egg on the face for the US intel,
I'll check in a minute, but I swear I heard early this morning there is yet a "new" Osama Bin Laden tape...
QUOTE (Left Field @ Dec 30 2007, 01:55 PM)
I'll check in a minute, but I swear I heard early this morning there is yet a "new" Osama Bin Laden tape...
there is; some 57 minute audio diatribe about iraq...no mention of bhutto or pakistan...
And here it is...
Source/Full Article
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Osama bin Laden's latest audiotape suggests the leader of the al-Qaeda terrorist network fears losing the support of Sunni Arabs as Iraq takes steps toward a more unified government, a White House spokesman said.
Bin Laden, in a 56-minute tape, urged Muslims to oppose the U.S.-backed government in Iraq and warned Iraqi tribal councils not to stand in the way of al-Qaeda forces, the Associated Press reported, citing an Internet audiotape released today.
``Our duty is to foil these dangerous schemes, which try to prevent the establishment of an Islamic state in Iraq,'' bin Laden said, according to the news service, which cited Search for International Terrorist Entities, a Washington-based Internet site that tracks extremist Web sites.
Iraq security forces have assumed responsibility for nine of 18 provinces after President George W. Bush announced a U.S. troop surge almost a year ago. White House Deputy Press Secretary Tony Fratto said the tape is a reminder the aim of al- Qaeda in Iraq is to block democracy and freedom for Iraqis.
``It also reminds us that the mission to defeat al-Qaeda in Iraq is critically important and must succeed,'' Fratto said in an e-mailed statement.
Bin Laden also said al-Qaeda intends ``to liberate Palestine, the whole of Palestine from the (Jordan) river to the sea,'' the AP said, threatening ``blood for blood, destruction for destruction.''
``We will not recognize even one inch for Jews in the land of Palestine as other Muslim leaders have,'' bin Laden said, according to the news agency.
Bin Laden, in a 56-minute tape, urged Muslims to oppose the U.S.-backed government in Iraq and warned Iraqi tribal councils not to stand in the way of al-Qaeda forces, the Associated Press reported, citing an Internet audiotape released today.
``Our duty is to foil these dangerous schemes, which try to prevent the establishment of an Islamic state in Iraq,'' bin Laden said, according to the news service, which cited Search for International Terrorist Entities, a Washington-based Internet site that tracks extremist Web sites.
Iraq security forces have assumed responsibility for nine of 18 provinces after President George W. Bush announced a U.S. troop surge almost a year ago. White House Deputy Press Secretary Tony Fratto said the tape is a reminder the aim of al- Qaeda in Iraq is to block democracy and freedom for Iraqis.
``It also reminds us that the mission to defeat al-Qaeda in Iraq is critically important and must succeed,'' Fratto said in an e-mailed statement.
Bin Laden also said al-Qaeda intends ``to liberate Palestine, the whole of Palestine from the (Jordan) river to the sea,'' the AP said, threatening ``blood for blood, destruction for destruction.''
``We will not recognize even one inch for Jews in the land of Palestine as other Muslim leaders have,'' bin Laden said, according to the news agency.
Source/Full Article
QUOTE (Unlimited @ Dec 30 2007, 08:57 AM)
there is; some 57 minute audio diatribe about iraq...no mention of bhutto or pakistan...
It's getting pretty odd hearing these reports of Bin Laden's death yet these tapes then get released. Last thing I thought would happen is a new release right after this woman's assasination and her statement that Bin Laden was murdered.
It's like it isn't even thought of as a big deal to try and confirm whether or not Bin Laden is dead or living.
I also find it hard to believe the US can't track him down if in fact he is alive.
QUOTE (Left Field @ Dec 30 2007, 02:04 PM)
It's getting pretty odd hearing these reports of Bin Laden's death yet these tapes then get released. Last thing I thought would happen is a new release right after this woman's assasination and her statement that Bin Laden was murdered.
It's like it isn't even thought of as a big deal to try and confirm whether or not Bin Laden is dead or living.
I also find it hard to believe the US can't track him down if in fact he is alive.
It's like it isn't even thought of as a big deal to try and confirm whether or not Bin Laden is dead or living.
I also find it hard to believe the US can't track him down if in fact he is alive.
If he was alive the content would be current wouldnt he take credit for bhuttos death?.......with all the computer technology available these tapes are like a series...some kind of weird propoganda game from the grave...the question is why is the CIA playing along....only if they were behind it would they play..
I've thought Bin Ladin was dead since shortly after 911. The stories of his renal failure and subsequent dialysis seem to have a grain of truth to them. I think he died in 2001 maybe as late as 2002... but he's long gone. Why the CIA insists he's alive is baffling to me. Personally, I think the CIA and administration has a vested interest in keeping him "alive" whether he is or not, it's justification for keeping this stupid war going.
And how exactly would she have known rather he was dead or not unles she was in cahoots with him!
QUOTE (Lord Umbarger @ Dec 31 2007, 07:03 AM)
And how exactly would she have known rather he was dead or not unles she was in cahoots with him!
Through intelligence agencies, so there are many reasons other than just being "in cahoots" or whatever.
Osama bin Laden's own family already know he's dead too; members of the family attended the funeral.
All I know is that there are more people saying they've seen him and/or know he's dead then there are saying they've seen him alive.
It drives me nuts that we were all gung-ho to take out Osama Bin Laden after 9/11 and somehow that focus shifted to being elated over the capture of Saddam Hussein and overtaking of his regime. Which has then lead to this prolonged process of keeping American troops in Iraq to oversee the success of this new government being put in place.
What happened to capturing and bringing to justice the person we accussed of orchestrating the 9/11 attacks? It's been over 7 years and yet we can't pinpoint the location of Osama Bin Laden or even confirm wether he is living or not? With the technology available today I find that hard to believe.
More frustrating is that the capture of Osama Bin Laden doesn't even seem to be a primary concern of the government. I'm starting to believe more in the Boogedy man than I am in the US's efforts to really capture Bin Laden. You barely even here about him accept for when one of these tapes are suddenly released.
It drives me nuts that we were all gung-ho to take out Osama Bin Laden after 9/11 and somehow that focus shifted to being elated over the capture of Saddam Hussein and overtaking of his regime. Which has then lead to this prolonged process of keeping American troops in Iraq to oversee the success of this new government being put in place.
What happened to capturing and bringing to justice the person we accussed of orchestrating the 9/11 attacks? It's been over 7 years and yet we can't pinpoint the location of Osama Bin Laden or even confirm wether he is living or not? With the technology available today I find that hard to believe.
More frustrating is that the capture of Osama Bin Laden doesn't even seem to be a primary concern of the government. I'm starting to believe more in the Boogedy man than I am in the US's efforts to really capture Bin Laden. You barely even here about him accept for when one of these tapes are suddenly released.
QUOTE (Lord Umbarger @ Dec 31 2007, 12:03 AM)
And how exactly would she have known rather he was dead or not unles she was in cahoots with him!
Why would she have been ? She was fighting extremism .
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