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See, People just don't get it

It always cracks me up when people think if Osama Bin Ladin is captured or killed that everything will be fine - Obama to the... more

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Osama in America: The Final Answer

Osama in America: The Final Answer
The question of whether Osama bin Laden has ever visited the United States, a subject on which I have expended an unhealthy amount of energy in the course of various journalistic and biographical research, has now seemingly been settled. Osama was here for two weeks in 1979, it seems, and he visited Indiana and Los Angeles, among other places. He had a favorable encounter with an American medical doctor; he also reportedly met in Los Angeles with his spiritual mentor of the time, the Palestinian radical Abdullah Azzam. All this is according to a forthcoming book by Osama’s first wife, Najwa Bin Laden, and his son Omar Bin Laden, to be published in the autumn by St. Martin’s Press.

First, some context for the book’s disclosures:

In the autumn of 2005, while conducting research in Saudi Arabia for the book that became “The Bin Ladens: An Arabian Family in the American Century,” I met a Saudi journalist named Khaled Batarfi, who had been a neighbor and friend of Osama Bin Laden in their teenage years. During one of our interviews, Batarfi offered an account of Osama’s early travels—to London, to Africa on Safari, and to the United States—that was suggestive of a young man who had more direct experience of the West than was generally understood. Batarfi’s account of Osama’s American trip was particularly striking. In December of that year, I wrote a story for this magazine about the private high school Osama had attended in Jedda, and how he was first introduced to the tenets of radical Islamic politics. In that story, I also reported Batarfi’s on-the-record but unconfirmed account of Osama’s visit to America; Batarfi believed the travel had occurred not long before the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, in 1979. U.S. customs and immigration records from the relevant period had been routinely destroyed—and so the question of whether Osama had personal experience of America, and what that experience might have been, remained elusive. (Bin Laden has never referred to any trip to this country in his writings or statements.) While I found Batarfi to be credible, a single-source account, based on hearsay, could hardly be regarded as satisfactory.Osama in America: The Final Answer The question of whether Osama bin Laden has ever visited the United States, a subject on which... more

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Attack Us So We Remember To Defend

Fox News calls for Osama to attack us. Otherwise those hippies in the highest offices are going to let their guards down leaving... more

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Osama in America: The Final Answer

The question of whether Osama bin Laden has ever visited the United States, a subject on which I have expended an unhealthy amount... more

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Afghanistan

New Film Chronicles Civilian Slaughter In Afghanistan Video The footage you are about to see is poignant, heart-wrenching, and... more

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IRAN

Iran protests: live guardian.co.uk, Thursday June 18 2009 Daniel Nasaw and Matthew Weaver 6.44pm: Here is some grainy... more

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CIA director believes bin Laden is in Pakistan

No sh** Sherlock! The United States' CIA director has said he believes al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden is hiding in... more

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Just who is manipulating the appearance of Bin Laden tapes?

We cannot blame these Bin Laden appearances on George W. Bush anymore, as he is out of office and back home on his Crawford ranch... more

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Bin Laden Running Out Of Space To Hide, Officials Say

The al-Qaida leader's message to President Obama this week shows he's still in the fight. But intelligence officials say... more

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Osama Bin Laden Audio Tape (with translation) June '09 @ BreakRoomLive.com

http://breakroomlive.com Osama Bin Laden has just released his latest statement to the world, and BreakRoomLive.com has the... more

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Osama Issues New Threat Against America

Osama bin Laden has threatened Americans in a new audio tape, saying President Barack Obama inflamed hatred toward the U.S. by... more

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Obama and Osama - McChrystal clear

Pepe Escobar: The more it changes, the more the "war on terror" stays the same. No one really knows the fate of the... more

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I servizi pachistani : «Osama è morto»

Per i servizi segreti pachistani Osama Bin Laden potrebbe essere morto. In un’intervista tv il presidente Asif Alì... more

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Purported bin Laden message urges Somali leader's overthrow

Osama bin Laden has called for the ousting of Somalia's new president, Sheikh Sharif Shiekh Ahmed in an new message that has... more

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Osama Bin Laden accuses Arab leaders over Gaza attacks

In an audio recording obtained by Al Jazeera, Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden says that some Arab leaders were... more

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infoMania 3.05.09: The Bachelor & iPhone Apps

In this week's infoMania Conor Knighton takes us through the historical finale of 'The Bachelor,' Brett Erlich... more

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We've Got You Covered 3.05.09

Andy Samberg playing gay, Rihanna and Chris Brown's reconciliation, Prom Night, the Incredible Hulk, U2, Osama bin Elvis,... more

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Environmentalist Receives Higher Prison Sentence than Al-Qaeda Operative

Mar 2nd, 2009 by Will Potter

While the FBI targets environmentalists, Osama bin Laden remains free.

Christopher Paul, aka “Abdul Malek,” is an Ohio native who joined Al Qaeda in the early 90s. According to the FBI, he:

* received training in “the use of assault rifles, rocket-propelled grenades, and small unit tactics,”
* fought with the mujahedeen in Afghanistan,
* and returned to Ohio to recruit and establish a terrorist cell.

He pleaded guilty to conspiring with others to use a weapon of mass destruction against Americans at home and abroad. His sentence: 20 years.

By comparison, Marie Mason was sentenced to nearly 22 years in prison, as a “terrorist,” for property destruction in the name of defending the environment.

Her sentence, for arson targeting genetic engineering at Michigan State University, was the most severe yet in what many are calling the “Green Scare.” Unfortunately, it is not an isolated incident. Jeffrey “Free” Luers was sentenced to 22 years and 8 months for setting fire to SUVs. And Eric McDavid was sentenced to 20 years for “conspiracy” to sabotage the Nimbus dam, even though an FBI operative provided the group with bomb-making recipes; at times financed their transportation, food and housing; strung along McDavid, who had the hopes of a romantic relationship; and poked and prodded the group into action.

The FBI has labeled the environmental and animal rights movements as the “number one domestic terrorism threat.” Groups like the Earth Liberation Front and Animal Liberation Front, and activists like Marie Mason, have clearly broken the law in the name of defending the environment. But they have never used rocket-propelled grenades, never created weapons of mass destruction, and never harmed a single human being.

This should concern everyone, regardless of how you feel about environmental issues or economic sabotage: Such skewed government priorities are wasting valuable law enforcement resources targeting environmentalists while Al-Qaeda continues to place American lives at risk.

What kind of message do you think this sends, when environmentalists who target property are a greater national security threat than the organization responsible for the most deadly act of terrorism in the history of the United States?Mar 2nd, 2009 by Will Potter While the FBI targets environmentalists, Osama bin Laden remains free. Christopher Paul, aka... more