Why haven’t the US haven’t captured Osam Bin Laden?
The US easily captured and killed a Head of State; Saddam Hussain. But haven’t managed to capture OBL, who is hidding in some cave (can’t be that many!) in Afganastan. They can topple a State but can’t capture a gurrilla in a cave, who unlike SH planned 9/11. Strange. Maybe its of more benifit to the US that they don’t capture OBL. They can scare their citizens with their Terror Traffic Light System?
It’s bacause he’s hiding in the Whitehouse….
It’s bacause he’s hiding in the Whitehouse….
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bcs he’s the pure imagination of the US
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Isnt there a few million dollar reward on this head.
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He’s a sneaky varmint
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have you seen how big the world is…………he could be anywhere
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The British SAS regiment were a stones throw away from Bin Laden, under surveillance and the US high command ordered the SAS to let him go.
This information is in the public domain.
Oddly, Henry Kissinger (retired years ago) was sent to SAS regimental head quarters in the UK in a diplomatic effort to try and smooth things over/give an explanation, needless to say the SAS boys were seriously pissed off.
You are incorrect in assuming that Bin Laden planned 9/11, he was however privy to information of the planning of the attack.
Bin Laden is too valuable to Bush alive and operational rather than dead.
Without Bin Laden, the Republicans would not have a political election campaign based entirely on fighting "terror".
There is also further far fetched conspiracy theory that Bin Laden is STILL in the employ of the CIA. If true it would explain a lot.
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Bush and the Bin Ladens go way back hence the ‘mercy flight’ for the family after 9/11.They probably stopped off and picked him up en route for Saudi Arabia.Bin living the high life ever since!
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if they can read your car number plate from space, you think they dont know where he is ….?
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He does not come out to play anymore, he lives in a bed sit in Birmingham and plays on his pc all day. Clever rascal that one, always gets someone else to do his evil work.
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He’s a deep cover CIA agent.
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well it is really really hard to find a 7 foot man riding on a donkey with a liver machine in the desert!!!
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A couple of years ago Georgie Bush said OBL had been marginalized and was now irrelevant. Supposedly he doesn’t care about or think about OBL.
If someone gets him, then great, otherwise the US isn’t actively hunting him (if you believe Georgie).
Honestly, he is worth more to George alive and free than dead or captured. Without OBL, the George would be absolutely nothing since his whole presidency and legacy revolves around OBL, Al-Qaeda, and the war on terror. In 40 years, George will be remembered as occupying the same depths as Presidents Grant and Harding (scandals, incompetence, and patronage).
The occasional tapes released that come from OBL could be him, but possibly just an imposter. The US never says its 100% certain that the speaker is OBL.
He could be dead and buried in the rubble of Tora Bora. The US was closing in on him in 2002. He very well could be buried in some cave there.
He is suppose to have major kidney problems and without weekly access to power and dialysis machines he is suppose to be dead. Either someone was elaborating on his condiditon and its not as bad, he is someplace where he has this available, or he died from it.
Or OBL could just be the boogie-man that we have all been afraid of since childhood. He could be a figment of our imaginations…a made up person to put a face on a movement. Maybe he’s also BIGFOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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He must be kept alive so the west can purpitrate the legend of his animosity.
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You don’t kill the Boogie Man.
Then we have nothing to be scared of.
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Because he would be more of a problem captured than contained wherever he is.
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Simple really, he commands a lot of local civilian support and intelligence when they get any is always too late.
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