New Rumours of Bin Laden death....from typhoid in Pakistan.

DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY MORE NEWS ABOUT THIS?

IF HE IS DEAD,I WONDER WHAT WOULD HAPPEN NEXT TO AL-QAEDA?[/b]

Badboy wrote:

IF HE IS DEAD,I WONDER WHAT WOULD HAPPEN NEXT TO AL-QAEDA?[/b]

BADBOY, you are a BADBOY

Badboy wrote:

DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY MORE NEWS ABOUT THIS?

NO...BUT YOU CAN GET GOOGLE NEWS UPDATES IF YOU LIKE.

WHY THE HELL ARE WE SHOUTING??!! YOU HOPING BIN LADEN WILL ANSWER????

Saudi Terror Leader Osama bin Laden has questioned French Intelligence services reports that United States President George W. Bush died of a tick bite at his Crawford, Texas ranch on August 23. However, despite repeated denials from the White House and several public appearances and a prime time address by Mr. Bush, the French are standing by their assertion. What makes the French so sure?

According to Unnamed French Intelligence Source Pierre (Grassouillet) Eaumaison, speaking on the condition of anonymity said, "Mon Dieu! Nothing could be simpler. When was the last time the French believed anything the White House said? To our thinking, the very fact that they say something is proof that it's a lie. Of course George W. Bush would say he isn't dead, who wouldn't? But mon ami, we have the tick with Monsieur Bush's DNA!"

It is uncertain how bin Laden will respond to the evidence of the 'smoking tick'; it has been postulated that the very fact that George W. Bush was President of the United States, or the Great Satan as Mr. bin Laden endearing calls him, has been instrumental in the rise of al Qaeda's popularity throughout the world. Without such a potent enemy, however inept, the fear is party support and fund raising efforts will falter.

After five years of hiding, refusing to interact with none but his most loyal followers has left Mr. bin Laden seriously out of touch with his constituents. During his tenure as Terrorist in Chief, bin Laden has shown himself to be a one themed leader with his emphasis on the War Of Terror the only thing he can point to that would validate his term in office. In the regions he controls, health care is practically non-existent, jobs are scarce, and the economy is quite frankly in tatters. Consumer confidence is low, and the housing market is weak; even the dearth of affordable housing due repeated missile and suicide attacks has failed to jump start the faltering construction industry. There have been rumblings from within his own party that Mr. bin Laden would be better served by attending less fund raisers and spending more time addressing the issues that affect their lives.

So is he alive or is he dead? Is he in Pakistan, or Afghanistan, or somewhere else entirely? As usual with Osama bin Laden, there are many questions and few answers.

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The last probable sighting of Bin Laden by any Westerner dates back to the final days of the Taliban in late 2001, when special forces and their Afghan allies pursued a "tall man on a horse" into the mountains of Tora Bora. Since then there have been messages from the fugitive at irregular intervals, with some of the gaps so long that speculation of his demise revives, only to dispelled when he surfaces once more. Video footage of Bin Laden has dried up, although al-Qa'ida proved that it has an extensive archive when it marked the fifth anniversary of 9/11 by giving al-Jazeera previously unseen footage of its leader meeting the hijackers in Afghanistan.

IntelCenter, a Washington-based organisation that monitors terrorist communications, said yesterday that the last time it could be sure Bin Laden was alive was on 29 June, when al-Qa'ida released an audiotape in which the terror leader eulogised Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the former head of al-Qa'ida in Iraq, who was killed earlier that month. It was an unwelcome reminder that however many successes have been scored against the network, its creator remains uncaught. So does his deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri, and their ally, the Taliban leader Mullah Omar.