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| An observation about Osama Bin Laden | |
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| Topic Started: Sep 29 2009, 08:09 AM (128 Views) | |
| Juliet | Sep 29 2009, 08:09 AM Post #1 |
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Hi Everyone. This is my first post and I'm really new to the whole 911 Truth Movement - I know, where have I been! I'm in the UK and I've just watched Loose Change 2nd Edition. I've been looking at this stuff for only a couple of months or so and I'm convinced by the evidence that the official 911 story is total rubbish. One thing that always struck me as odd before I questioned the official story, was that Osama Bin Laden has always denied his involvement. I grew up in the UK in the 70s and, because my parents are from Northern Ireland, I spent a lot of time there visiting my family. The IRA always declared their responsibility for acts of terrorism because the whole point was to draw attention to their cause. As far as I'm aware all terrorists want it to be publicly known that it is they who have carried out attacks for this very reason. I always thought (when I believed the official version of events) that surely, if Osama Bin Laden had been responsible for destroying the Twin Towers, he would want the world to know how powerful he is and how everyone should pay attention to him, thus enabling him to meet his objectives. No other terrorist organisation has claimed responsibility either. Perhaps I'm missing something, (as I said I'm new to this whole area) but I just wonder why this issue is never raised - particulary by those who still think al qaeda carried out the attacks. |
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| midwestwally | Sep 29 2009, 09:28 AM Post #2 |
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I suggest you look into one of the new books by David Ray Griffin, the one entitled, "Osama Bin Laden: Dead or Alive." Griffin discusses the timeline of purported "communications" from Bin Laden since 9/11 and makes a strong case questioning their validity. |
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