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【前口上】
Oh I love this title - don't you? US with a Conpsiracy Theory and/or
Theory with all that "intelligence" at work?
Interpretted this means let's get the hell out of Afghanistan for now we
have bigger fish to fry? For face it Osama has been "holed up" so to
put in a cave for some time now and has flown away with the wind beneath
his wings long ago, to 7th Heaven...Goodbye Afghanistan - Hello
Sadaam........
Now remember, Osama was just one of many suspects right? But he was
the Chosen One - and all those muslim "converts" and all the little
Winnie the Pooh red arrows leading to the koran oh so carefully placed.
So here we go - the REAL Enemy - The Red Baron of the Mid Eastern World,
the one the only Sadaam Hussein vs. Snoopy, played by George W.
Bush......
No doubt he is saying his prayers every night now -
No I lay me down the sleep,
I am the President, not just some creep.
If they get me before I get them,
Be sure to call, the Irish Golem.
Further O'Saba sayeth naught.
So on with the Shoah -
O'Saba
Internatinal Order of the Irish Golem
(We have globalized)
Osam
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【ニュース記事】
http://www.msnbc.com/news/793217.asp?pne=msntv&cp1=1#BODY
Osama bin Laden
U.S. changing theory
on bin Laden's fate
Intelligence officials increasingly convinced terror mastermind is dead
By Robert Windrem
and Tammy Kupperman
NBC NEWS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 -- Nine months since the last confirmed sighting of Osama bin Laden, the U.S. government has no evidence that the terror mastermind is still alive, U.S. officials told NBC News. Indeed, some intelligence analysts now believe that the man accused of plotting the Sept. 11 attacks may be dead.
“IT'S STILL NOT compelling,” said one U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity. “But there are more converts to the ‘He's dead' school as time goes by without seeing or hearing from him.”
“It's not new information,” said a second official, also requesting anonymity. “It's new analysis based on his past record.”
While officials originally believed bin Laden had “gone to ground” last December, cutting off all communications during the U.S. war in Afghanistan, many are increasingly leaning toward the theory that the al-Qaida leader died or was killed sometime last year. Still, the leading theory remains that he is alive in the border area between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
“We still haven't reached that threshold,” said the first official, who noted that reports of sightings continue to come in. “We still get reports that he has been seen, but they are not confirmed and there has been nothing that says, ‘Holy (expletive)!'” said the official.
The last confirmed sighting of bin Laden was in a videotape released to the al-Jazeera television network on Dec. 27. However, U.S. intelligence officials believe that tape was made in mid- to late November, because bin Laden refers to the U.S. bombing of a mosque in the remote Afghan region of Khost “a few days ago.”
The mosque was inadvertently bombed on Nov. 16, said U.S. officials. Another tape of bin Laden has been released since then, but officials say they believe it was shot earlier than the tape released in December, perhaps in early October.
LAME LEFT ARM?
In the tape released Dec. 27, bin Laden is gaunt and does not move his left arm, which many have suggested meant that he had been wounded. U.S. officials believe that bin Laden was in good health earlier that month, on Nov. 9, when the tape of a “dinner party” between bin Laden and a Saudi cleric was apparently shot. That tape, released by the Pentagon in mid-December, showed bin Laden proudly discussing the Sept. 11 attacks. The tape was found by U.S. troops in an al-Qaida safehouse in Jalalabad, in eastern Afghanistan.
“There is indeed a discernible difference between those two appearances,” said the first official, “but it's anyone's guess as to whether he was wounded between those two dates.”
The period between Nov. 9, when the “dinner party” tape was apparently recorded, and late November, when the video showing a gaunt bin Laden was believed to be taped, was also the period of the most intense fighting in Afghanistan. The Taliban stronghold of Mazar-i-Sharif fell on Nov. 11 and the capital, Kabul, six days later.
Officials also note that Abu Zubaydah, the highest-ranking al-Qaida operative in U.S. custody, has told interrogators that he had not seen or heard from bin Laden between the time he left Afghanistan in late November and the time he was captured in Pakistan four months later.
“He says he last saw him in November,” said the U.S. official. “He thinks he is still alive, but based on what I don't know.”
Since then, the officials said, there has been no confirmed sighting of bin Laden and no confirmed intercept of his voice. A mid-December report that bin Laden had been overheard directing troops during the U.S. attack on Tora Bora, where one of the last concentrations of al-Qaida fighters battled U.S. and allied Afghan forces, has since been discounted.
The two officials said the voice had been identified by one U.S. analyst as bin Laden's but that the voice had not been recorded and thus could not be “voice printed” to prove or disprove it was indeed his. The voice was overheard on a frequency not normally used by bin Laden and not normally recorded by U.S. intelligence.
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