OSMAN BIN LADEN captured in Pakistan!!!
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It would be nice if it proves out to be true, however I have my doubts.
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Pravda has a little more detail...
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14:16 2003-03-07
Bin Laden Captured in Pakistan?
Nine al-Qaeda terrorists were arrested as a result of a police raid in Pakistan.
As Pakistan’s influential newspaper News reported Friday, in accordance with unconfirmed data, Osama bin Laden or his son may be among the arrested.
On Wednesday, a large-scale operation was held by Pakistani police together with American special force in two helicopters in the settlement of Noshki in the province of Baluchistan close to the Afghan border.
Witnesses say that Pakistani troops were especially active in the district on Thursday.
As The News International reports, he hunt for Osama bin Laden intensified Friday in two remote districts on Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. As a governmental official reports, information gleaned from captured al-Qaeda operative, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, led to Chitral in the northwest, and somewhere along southwest border with Afghanistan in Baluchistan. There is a possibility that bin Laden could be hiding in Baluchistan close to the Afghan border or in Chitral, these areas are being searched.
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Pravda.RU:Top Stories:More in detail
14:16 2003-03-07
Bin Laden Captured in Pakistan?
Nine al-Qaeda terrorists were arrested as a result of a police raid in Pakistan.
As Pakistan’s influential newspaper News reported Friday, in accordance with unconfirmed data, Osama bin Laden or his son may be among the arrested.
On Wednesday, a large-scale operation was held by Pakistani police together with American special force in two helicopters in the settlement of Noshki in the province of Baluchistan close to the Afghan border.
Witnesses say that Pakistani troops were especially active in the district on Thursday.
As The News International reports, he hunt for Osama bin Laden intensified Friday in two remote districts on Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. As a governmental official reports, information gleaned from captured al-Qaeda operative, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, led to Chitral in the northwest, and somewhere along southwest border with Afghanistan in Baluchistan. There is a possibility that bin Laden could be hiding in Baluchistan close to the Afghan border or in Chitral, these areas are being searched.
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I think OBL's the coolest enemy we've had in my lifetime...a reclusively wealthy american educated 6'8" arab prince who runs a worldwide terror network from the back of a scooter and in caves in the Pakistan mountains....shit, it doesn't get much better than that.
He's kinda like Boris & Natasha all in one, you know?
He's kinda like Boris & Natasha all in one, you know?
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Pakistan is claiming the report is baseless and they have no such information as to the where abouts of OBL.
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They probably caught him last week with that hairy dude and are waiting to get into Iraq before telling us...that's why little peeps keep leaking out through iran and russian news sources.
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Like I've said before, the truth is always the opposite of what ppman says.
He's consistent like that.
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can someone explain to me...
How the capture of OBL will really change anything?????
What...by capturing and killing OBL...all terrorism is going to stop???
How the capture of OBL will really change anything?????
What...by capturing and killing OBL...all terrorism is going to stop???
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Re: can someone explain to me...
Yes. everything will be peachy again.
Microsoft stock will soar, NASDAQ will go to 6,000, .com companies will get free money again...*sigh*...
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Yes. everything will be peachy again.
Microsoft stock will soar, NASDAQ will go to 6,000, .com companies will get free money again...*sigh*...
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I love this retraction by the Paki who floated the rumour:
Pakistani politician Agha Murtaza Pooya, the deputy head of the Pakistan Awami Tehreek, told Reuters he said bin Laden was in custody but he did not know where he was being held.
"I just said he's in custody. I didn't say where he was captured or what... I said he's in custody. And in custody of those that are chasing him."
Poo ya!
Pakistani politician Agha Murtaza Pooya, the deputy head of the Pakistan Awami Tehreek, told Reuters he said bin Laden was in custody but he did not know where he was being held.
"I just said he's in custody. I didn't say where he was captured or what... I said he's in custody. And in custody of those that are chasing him."
Poo ya!
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Emerald_eyed said:
I'm disappointed in this character slip.
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WHen confronted the Al-Qaeda operative who was mistaken for Bin Laden had this to say.
"I'm sorry, but our Princess is in another castle"
PS. YOu'll keep hearing fake reports like this to make it seem like the US is geniunely interested in capturing the guy.
"I'm sorry, but our Princess is in another castle"
PS. YOu'll keep hearing fake reports like this to make it seem like the US is geniunely interested in capturing the guy.
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[size=0.5]Pakinstanis[/size]Emerald_eyed said:teach me to shorten Pakinstanis
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