Bin Laden: Yes, I did it

[spanky]

so now that there is solid evidence..why doesn't the taliban tell us where the fok he is so we can stop wasting our time and money bombing their ass???

 

[spanky]

<< Seriously, why don't we just bomb Afganastain, Pakistan, etc. to hell. I don't care if we kill any of their innocent people, as they aren't going to be "civilians." But working under Afganistan's rule. And also, we take out Afganista and Pakistan, we now have our own oil supply.
-- mrcodedude >>



what does oil have to do with afghanistan and pakistan?

 

[Cyberian]

If there is a God, please help me!


<< Seriously, why don't we just bomb Afganastain, Pakistan, etc. to hell. I don't care if we kill any of their innocent people, as they aren't going to be "civilians." But working under Afganistan's rule. And also, we take out Afganista and Pakistan, we now have our own oil supply.
-- mrcodedude >>

 

[Logix]

<<what does oil have to do with afghanistan and pakistan?>>

I asked myself the same thing when I read that post. While it is true that both countries DO have oil within their borders, it's nothing worth fighting a war over. Afghanistan, despite having NO infrastructure, is actually an oil IMPORTER.

IRAQ on the other hand...

 

[johnjohn320]

Is it just me or does that pic in the link of bin Laden look fake? His head's so much smaller than the rest of his body...

 

[spanky]

<< Is it just me or does that pic in the link of bin Laden look fake? His head's so much smaller than the rest of his body... >>



i'm sure micheal jackson can recommend a good plastic surgeon to fix that right up

 

[mastertech01]

As big a story as this would be domestically, I would think if there was any credibility to the story that all the networks would have it posted..

 

[Random Variable]

The story is on the MSNBC web site, but it refers to the British newspaper:

THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH said the videotape of bin Laden had been made in the Afghan mountains at the end of October. The video had been circulating among bin Laden?s followers but had not been shown on the Qatar-based television channel al-Jazeera, the Sunday Telegraph said in a front-page banner-headlined story.

In the video, the Telegraph said, bin Laden referred to the twin towers of the World Trade Centre as legitimate targets, said the hijackers who crashed planes into them were blessed by Allah, and asserted that the workers in the towers killed in the attacks were not civilians.

?The Twin Towers were legitimate targets, they were supporting U.S. economic power. These events were great by all measurement. What was destroyed were not only the towers but the towers of morale in that country,? the paper quoted bin Laden as saying.

The hijackers were ?blessed by Allah to destroy America?s economic and military landmarks,? bin Laden said.

Bin Laden also made statements that the paper said amounted to admission that he was behind the attacks.

?If avenging the killing of our people is terrorism then history should witness that we are terrorists. Yes, we kill their innocents and this is legal religiously and logically,? said bin Laden, according to the paper.

http://www.msnbc.com/news/633205.asp?0cm=c30