The search for bin laden

[Total Chaos]

Did anyone watch this last night? I have to say before it started I was unconvinced that he is dead and now I am more unconvinced.

 

I think its out of character for the american government not to release pictures of the body and "bury it at sea" so quickly. This documentary made me question that even more because it showed pictures of the dead bodies of the others killed in the raid (with the exception of the female). The bodies were in pools of blood with visible wounds so why was bin laden different:huh:

 

....I hate feeling like a conspiracy theorist but just don't believe it!

 

Not yet, but not much point now is there.

[Nineteen66]

Would that be the same guy that the agencies sometimes called USAma.

 

They guy that was in the American Hospital in Dubai for 11 days in July 2001 and was treated by urologist Dr Terry Callaway.

Also reported here

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2001/nov/01/afghanistan.terrorism

 

The guy that was according to an exclusive by Barry Petersen and broadcast by Dan Rather/CBS news on 28 January 2002 was getting kidney dialysis treatment in the Pakistan Military Hospital in Rawalpindi on 10th September 2001

 

According to an interview on NBC’s Meet the Press in May 2009 Pakistan President Asif Ali Zadari ‘I have said before that I don’t think he is alive’ ‘I have asked my counterparts in the American erm intelligence agencies and they have not heard of him for seven years’

 

Gordon Duff ex US Military in September 2011 said

'Then again, the CIA claimed, or used to claim, that bin Laden died in 2001 and his body was recovered near Tora Bora, from a shallow grave and returned to a Navy base in the Gulf Region for storage.'

'I only know this because I interrogated bin Laden’s CIA handler.'

'I also discussed this with the then Director General of the ISI, Pakistan’s intelligence services. I also discussed this with the current Director General of Pakistan’s military information services, the ISPR, whose staff confirmed bin Laden’s death. Author Jeff Gates sat next to me during this exchange.'

 

BBC Orla Guerin interviews locals

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-13329078

 

BBC : The Power of Nightmares

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbkvz4hezmU&feature=related

[Mecky]

I wonder who comissioned the programme, who wrote the programme and what were their reasons for doing so. Obviously they were trying to influence public opinion some way or another.