Bin Laden getting a pedicure with bamboo shoots from the ISI?
Pakistan is lucky to have President Musharraf, transferring nuke tec to the likes of Iran, Libya, and attempting give to give it to Saddam are dangerous habits to pursue.
just read don bbc pakistan r denying any such news so this is utter ****** bint laden isn't boxed in!!! neither have cnn broadcasted such rubbish so until respectable sources reveal such news this will be a another rumour
Bin Laden Captured?
Pashto-language service of Iranian state radio quoted yesterday that Bin Laden has already been captured few days ago. Even though everyone is denying that but seems like very timely news. Or may be the Iranians want to spoil the event, here’s theSource.
Pakistan and the US both denied it.
Re: Bin Laden Captured?
They will let the cat out of the bag after or just b4 the elections…I am quite sure they have bin laden , Pakistani airports were put on red alert yesterday night when they were extraditing bin laden.
Thats bad...i think they have captured him.......
now both pak and us official are saying that we are near catching him.......damn...
another drama or is he really caught?
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Thats bad...i think they have captured him.......
now both pak and us official are saying that we are near catching him.......damn...
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Fan of Bin Laden ehh?
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Thats bad...
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How exactly is it bad? UTD, when did you become a Canadian? eh?
the word on the street in pakistan is that he's been caught
Captured? hmm interesting!!!
i have a feeling he will be captured in the first week of November 2004 wink wink
Bin Laden Captured?
Yes.
i think geo tv has been sayin that he has been captured...
how convenient. ( i kno i spelled it wrong)... now that Bush probably gonna get any votes.. and to rake those votes in.. all of a sudden we hear ladens captured.....
im still votin for kerryy !!!!
Credit for a Bin Laden capture falls with the militaryand intelligence, not Bush.
^^ by that token going to war with a country that didn't pose a threat to the US is also not his fault..
There has been no mention of this in the US media.
Please correct me.
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Credit for a Bin Laden capture falls with the militaryand intelligence, not Bush.
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^^ oh believe me.. Bush probably has some form of influence over both of them...
Count-down to Bin Laden
I’ll sit out on this one, how many days until they get him, or do you feel they already have him? The rubes can feel free to make this into a poll.
WASHINGTON (CNN) – U.S. forces searching for al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden along the mountainous border between Pakistan and Afghanistan will soon implement high-tech surveillance tactics in the region, enabling them to monitor the area 24 hours a day, seven days a week, CNN has learned.
It’s believed that the constant surveillance of the border region and the “squeeze play” by U.S. and Pakistani forces surrounding the mountainous frontier will present the best chance ever to net the world’s most-wanted terrorist, who has eluded capture since U.S. troops launched a search for him in late 2001.
Top administration officials believe bin Laden may begin to feel the heat from the troops now hunting him and might start to move.
“We are putting the pieces in place to throw the net over him,” one official told CNN.
Among the devices that will be in place within days are U-2 spy planes flying at 70,000 feet, taking pictures, using radar and intercepting communications.
Unmanned Predator drones, flying closer at 25,000 feet, are equipped with cameras that can spot vehicles and people and special radar that can operate through clouds. Some of the Predators may also carry Hellfire missiles.
Ground sensors may also be placed along mountain passes to listen for vehicles.
Data from the planes and sensors will be sent via satellite to analysts for quick action. The U.S. military has bought up satellite transmission capacity in the region, to ensure it can respond quickly.
But none of the measures are being acknowledged officially.
“Of course you’ve heard and seen in the press that Osama bin Laden is surrounded, we have him cornered and we know where he is, etc., etc. And of course, we don’t know that,” said Gen. John Abizaid, commander of the U.S. Central Command, in an interview with PBS’ Jim Lehrer.
Abizaid added that there are no U.S. troops on Pakistani soil, and said U.S. efforts with the Pakistanis are focused on cooperation and coordination.
When asked if he thought bin Laden would be captured this year, the general said he had no way of knowing.
But, he said, “I think that we will make it very painful for al Qaeda between now and the end of the year.”
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I'll sit out on this one, how many days until they get him, or do you feel they already have him? The rubes can feel free to make this into a poll.
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What kinda poll do you think will work?
When will Osama Bin Laden be captured/taken care of by the US forces?
- Before the end of April 2004
- Before the elections (November 2004)
- Not any time soon