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    Has Osama Bin Laden been dead for seven years?

    Has Osama Bin Laden been dead for seven years - and are the U.S. and Britain covering it up to continue war on terror?
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    Last updated at 10:59 PM on 11th September 2009

    The last time we heard a squeak from him was on June 3 this year.
    The world's most notorious terrorist outsmarted America by releasing a menacing message as Air Force One touched down on Saudi Arabian soil at the start of Barack Obama's first and much vaunted Middle East tour.
    Even before the new President alighted at Riyadh airport to shake hands with Prince Abdullah, Bin Laden's words were being aired on TV, radio and the internet across every continent.
    It was yet another propaganda coup for the 52-year-old Al Qaeda leader. In the audiotape delivered to the Arab news network Al Jazeera, Bin Laden said that America and her Western allies were sowing seeds of hatred in the Muslim world and deserved dire consequences.
    It was the kind of rant we have heard from him before, and the response from British and U.S. intelligence services was equally predictable.
    They insisted that the details on the tape, of the President's visit and other contemporary events, proved that the mastermind of 9/11, America's worst ever terrorist atrocity, was still alive - and that the hunt for him must go on.
    Bin Laden has always been blamed for orchestrating the horrific attack - in which nearly 3,000 people perished - eight years ago this week. President George W. Bush made his capture a national priority, infamously promising with a Wild West flourish to take him 'dead or alive'.
    The U.S. State Department offered a reward of $50million for his whereabouts. The FBI named him one of their ten 'most wanted' fugitives, telling the public to watch out for a left-handed, grey-bearded gentleman who walks with a stick.
    Yet this master terrorist remains elusive. He has escaped the most extensive and expensive man-hunt in history, stretching across Waziristan, the 1,500 miles of mountainous badlands on the borders of Pakistan and Afghanistan.
    Undeterred, Barack Obama has launched a fresh operation to find him. Working with the Pakistani Army, elite squads of U.S. and British special forces were sent into Waziristan this summer to 'hunt and kill' the shadowy figure intelligence officers still call 'the principal target' of the war on terror.
    This new offensive is, of course, based on the premise that the 9/11 terrorist is alive. After all, there are the plethora of 'Bin Laden tapes' to prove it.
    Yet what if he isn't? What if he has been dead for years, and the British and U.S. intelligence services are actually playing a game of double bluff?
    What if everything we have seen or heard of him on video and audio tapes since the early days after 9/11 is a fake - and that he is being kept 'alive' by the Western allies to stir up support for the war on terror?
    Incredibly, this is the breathtaking theory that is gaining credence among political commentators, respected academics and even terror experts.
    Of course, there have been any number of conspiracy theories concerning 9/11, and it could be this is just another one.
    But the weight of opinion now swinging behind the possibility that Bin Laden is dead - and the accumulating evidence that supports it - makes the notion, at the very least, worthy of examination.
    The theory first received an airing in the American Spectator magazine earlier this year when former U.S. foreign intelligence officer and senior editor Angelo M. Codevilla, a professor of international relations at Boston University, stated bluntly: 'All the evidence suggests Elvis Presley is more alive today than Osama Bin Laden.'

    9/11: Bin Laden originally insisted in official press statements that he had played no role in the atrocity
    Prof Codevilla pointed to inconsistencies in the videos and claimed there have been no reputable sightings of Bin Laden for years (for instance, all interceptions by the West of communications made by the Al Qaeda leader suddenly ceased in late 2001).
    Prof Codevilla asserted: 'The video and audio tapes alleged to be Osama's never convince the impartial observer,' he asserted. 'The guy just does not look like Osama. Some videos show him with a Semitic, aquiline nose, while others show him with a shorter, broader one. Next to that, differences between the colours and styles of his beard are small stuff.'
    There are other doubters, too. Professor Bruce Lawrence, head of Duke University's religious studies' department and the foremost Bin Laden expert, argues that the increasingly secular language in the video and audio tapes of Osama (his earliest ones are littered with references to God and the Prophet Mohammed) are inconsistent with his strict Islamic religion, Wahhabism.
    He notes that, on one video, Bin Laden wears golden rings on his fingers, an adornment banned among Wahhab.
    This week, still more questions have been raised with the publication in America and Britain of a book called Osama Bin Laden: Dead or Alive?
    Written by political analyst and philosopher Professor David Ray Griffin, former emeritus professor at California's Claremont School of Theology, it is provoking shock waves - for it goes into far more detail about his supposed death and suggests there has been a cover-up by the West.
    The book claims that Bin Laden died of kidney failure, or a linked complaint, on December 13, 2001, while living in Afghanistan's Tora Bora mountains close to the border with Waziristan.
    His burial took place within 24 hours, in line with Muslim religious rules, and in an unmarked grave, which is a Wahhabi custom.
    The author insists that the many Bin Laden tapes made since that date have been concocted by the West to make the world believe Bin Laden is alive. The purpose? To stoke up waning support for the war on terror in Iraq and Afghanistan.
    To understand Griffin's thesis, we must remember the West's reaction to 9/11, that fateful sunny September day in 2001. Within a month, on Sunday, October 7, the U.S. and Britain launched massive retaliatory air strikes in the Tora Bora region where they said 'prime suspect' Bin Laden was living 'as a guest of Afghanistan'.
    This military offensive ignored the fact that Bin Laden had already insisted four times in official Al Qaeda statements made to the Arab press that he played no role in 9/11.
    Indeed, on the fourth occasion, on September 28 and a fortnight after the atrocity, he declared emphatically: 'I have already said I am not involved. As a Muslim, I try my best to avoid telling a lie. I had no knowledge... nor do I consider the killing of innocent women, children and other humans as an appreciable act.'
    Within hours of the October 7 strikes by the U.S. on Tora Bora, Bin Laden made his first ever appearance on video tape. Dressed in Army fatigues, and with an Islamic head-dress, he had an assault rifle propped behind him in a broadly lit mountain hideout. Significantly, he looked pale and gaunt.
    Although he called President George W. Bush 'head of the infidels' and poured scorn on the U.S., he once again rejected responsibility for 9/11.
    'America was hit by God in one of its softest spots. America is full of fear, from its north to its south, from its west to its east. Thank God for that.'
    Then came a second videotape on November 3, 2001. Once again, an ailing Bin Laden lashed out at the United States. He urged true Muslims to celebrate the attacks - but did not at any time acknowledge he had been involved in the atrocity.
    And then there was silence until December 13, 2001 - the date Griffin claims Bin Laden died. That very day, the U.S. Government released a new video of the terror chief. In this tape, Bin Laden contradicted all his previous denials, and suddenly admitted to his involvement in the atrocity of 9/11.
    The tape had reportedly been found by U.S. troops in a private home in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, after anti-Taliban forces took over the city. A label attached to it claimed that it had been made on November 9, 2001.

    Bush made Bin Laden's capture a national priority, claiming he could get his man - dead or alive
    The tape shows Bin Laden talking with a visiting sheik. In it, he clearly states that he not only knew about the 9/11 atrocities in advance, but had planned every detail personally.
    What manna for the Western authorities! This put the terrorist back in the frame over 9/11. The Washington Post quoted U.S. officials saying that the video 'offers the most convincing evidence of a connection between Bin Laden and the September 11 attacks'.
    A euphoric President Bush added: 'For those who see this tape, they realise that not only is he guilty of incredible murder, but he has no conscience and no soul.'
    In London, Downing Street said that the video was 'conclusive proof of his involvement'. The then Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, added: 'There is no doubt it is the real thing. People can see Bin Laden there, making those utterly chilling words of admission about his guilt for organising the atrocities of September 11.'
    Yet Professor Griffin claims this 'confessional' video provokes more questions than answers. For a start, the Bin Laden in this vital film testimony looks different.
    He is a weighty man with a black beard, not a grey one. His pale skin had suddenly become darker, and he had a different shaped nose. His artistic hands with slender fingers had transformed into those of a pugilist. He looked in exceedingly good health.
    Furthermore, Bin Laden can be seen writing a note with his right hand, although he is left-handed. Bizarrely, too, he makes statements about 9/11 which Griffin claims would never have come from the mouth of the real Bin Laden - a man with a civil engineering degree who had made his fortune (before moving into terrorism) from building construction in the Middle East.
    For example, the Al Qaeda leader trumpets that far more people died in 9/11 than he had expected. He goes on: 'Due to my experience in this field, I was thinking that the explosion from the gas in the plane would melt the iron structure of the building and collapse the area where the plane hit and all the floors above it only. That is all we had hoped for.' (In reality the Twin Towers' completely fell down).
    The words of the true Bin Laden? No, says Griffin, because of the obvious mistakes. 'Given his experience as a contractor, he would have known the Twin Towers were framed with steel, not iron,' he says.
    'He would also known that steel and iron do not begin to melt until they reach 2,800 deg F. Yet a building fire fed by jet fuel is a hydrocarbon fire, and could not have reached above 1,800 deg F.'
    Griffin, in his explosive book, says this tape is fake, and he goes further.
    'A reason to suspect that all of the post-2001 Bin Laden tapes are fabrications is that they often appeared at times that boosted the Bush presidency or supported a claim by its chief 'war on terror' ally, British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
    'The confession tape came exactly when Bush and Blair had failed to prove Bin Laden's responsibility for 9/11 and both men were trying to win international public support, particularly in the Islamic world, for the anti-terrorist campaign.'
    Griffin suggests that Western governments used highly sophisticated, special effects film technology to morph together images and vocal recordings of Bin Laden.
    So if they are fakes, why has Al Qaeda kept quiet about it? And what exactly happened to the real Bin Laden?
    The answer to the first question may be that the amorphous terrorist organisation is happy to wage its own propaganda battle in the face of waning support - and goes along with the myth that its charismatic figurehead is still alive to encourage recruitment to its cause.
    As for the matter of what happened to him, hints of Bin Laden's kidney failure, or that he might be dead, first appeared on January 19, 2002, four months after 9/11.
    This was when Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf told America's news show CNN: 'I think now, frankly, he is dead for the reason he is a kidney patient. The images of him show he is extremely weak.'
    In his book, Professor Griffin also endorses this theory. He says Bin Laden was treated for a urinary infection, often linked to kidney disease, at the American Hospital in Dubai in July 2001, two months before 9/11. At the same time, he ordered a mobile dialysis machine to be delivered to Afghanistan.
    How could Bin Laden, on the run in snowy mountain caves, have used the machine that many believe was essential to keep him alive? Doctors whom Griffin cites on the subject think it would have been impossible.
    He would have needed to stay in one spot with a team of medics, hygienic conditions, and a regular maintenance programme for the dialysis unit itself.
    And what of the telling, small news item that broke on December 26, 2001 in the Egyptian newspaper Al-Wafd? It said a prominent official of the Afghan Taliban had announced that Osama Bin Laden had been buried on or about December 13.
    'He suffered serious complications and died a natural, quiet death. He was buried in Tora Bora, a funeral attended by 30 Al Qaeda fighters, close members of his family and friends from the Taliban. By the Wahhabi tradition, no mark was left on the grave,' said the report.
    The Taliban official, who was not named, said triumphantly that he had seen Bin Laden's face in his shroud. 'He looked pale, but calm, relaxed and confident.'
    It was Christmas in Washington DC and London and the report hardly got a mention. Since then, the Bin Laden tapes have emerged with clockwork regularity as billions have been spent and much blood spilt on the hunt for him.
    Bin Laden has been the central plank of the West's 'war on terror'. Could it be that, for years, he's just been smoke and mirrors

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    Quote Originally Posted by crippen
    Has Osama Bin Laden been dead for seven years - and are the U.S. and Britain covering it up to continue war on terror?
    It wouldn't be a big surprise. Both countries' governments are a disgrace.

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    I have to remind myself every now and then just why we are in Afghanistan...

    War in Afghanistan (2001–present) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    The War in Afghanistan, which began on October 7, 2001 as the U.S. military operation Operation Enduring Freedom, was launched by the United States with the United Kingdom in response to the September 11 attacks.


    The stated aim of the invasion was to find Osama bin Laden and other high-ranking Al-Qaeda members and put them on trial, to destroy the whole organization of Al-Qaeda, and to remove the Taliban regime which supported and gave safe harbor to Al-Qaeda. The United States' Bush Doctrine stated that, as policy, it would not distinguish between terrorist organisations and nations or governments that harbor them.


    Two military operations in Afghanistan are fighting for control over the country. Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) is a United States combat operation involving some coalition partners and currently operating primarily in the eastern and southern parts of the country along the Pakistan border. Approximately 28,300 U.S. troops are in OEF.[2][4][5]


    The second operation is the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), which was established by the UN Security Council at the end of December 2001 to secure Kabul and the surrounding areas. NATO assumed control of ISAF in 2003. By July 23, 2009, ISAF had around 64,500 troops from 42 countries, with NATO members providing the core of the force. The United States has approximately 29,950 troops in ISAF.[2]


    The U.S. and the UK led the aerial bombing campaign, with ground forces supplied primarily by the Afghan Northern Alliance. In 2002, American, British and Canadian infantry were committed, along with special forces from several allied nations including Australia. Later, NATO troops were added.


    The initial attack removed the Taliban from power, but Taliban forces have since regained some strength.[23] The war has been less successful in achieving the goal of restricting al-Qaeda's movement than anticipated.[24] Since 2006, Afghanistan has seen threats to its stability from increased Taliban-led insurgent activity, record-high levels of illegal drug production,[25][26] and a fragile government with limited control outside of Kabul.[27]
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    moot point

    Probably 99% of Americans don't care whether he is alive or dead. If he is alive, he is living in a cave full of constant fear that even his friends might betray him, and as far as we know in poor health. Radical Islam is responsible for most of the world's conflicts: Middle East, Africa, South East Asia, Phillipines, Indoniesia...
    If the world is going to have peace, the Islamists have to give up the idea that it is their right to kill someone who doesn't believe in their particular brand of Islam.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mtone9317
    Radical Islam is responsible for most of the world's conflicts: Middle East
    I think you'll find it is the radical Christian governments of the US and the UK who are responsible for those conflicts.

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    Christianity is every bit as silly, damaging and mind numbing as the Muslims are. Both are extreme examples of the incredible levels human stupidity can reach.

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    The OP makes interesting reading, but I doubt it. For a start, OBL would be just as potent a symbol for radical Islam as a dead Martyr, than as a living icon cowering in a cave.

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    Hasn't he got something wrong with his kidneys and needs dialysis every few days?
    So for the last few years they have been doing that in his cave?

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    USAMA BIN LADEN IS WANTED IN CONNECTION WITH THE AUGUST 7, 1998, BOMBINGS OF THE UNITED STATES EMBASSIES IN DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA, AND NAIROBI, KENYA. THESE ATTACKS KILLED OVER 200 PEOPLE. IN ADDITION, BIN LADEN IS A SUSPECT IN OTHER TERRORIST ATTACKS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
    This is from the FBI's Top 10 List of Fugitives. Notice it says nothing about 9/11. It also states that he is left-handed. He is also in a video firing a rifle left-handed as well.

    Two military operations in Afghanistan are fighting for control over the country. Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) is a United States combat operation involving some coalition partners and currently operating primarily in the eastern and southern parts of the country along the Pakistan border. Approximately 28,300 U.S. troops are in OEF.[2][4][5]
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    Does anybody else here find it ironic that the US would be engaging in a military campaign of retribution to "spread freedom" to the people of Afghanistan and call it Operation Enduring Freedom? To endure meansto suffer a hardship, especially without giving in.

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    he is prolly living in edgware road London ,thats the best place to hide ,and he follows Arsenal football team so he may even be attending the matches .
    no need for all that cave hiding when he is safer in Londonistan amongst his mates .

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    Well, I hope he is dead. If not, then it just proves how hundred of billions on war achieves nothing.

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    "The FBI named him one of their ten 'most wanted' fugitives, telling the public to watch out for a left-handed, grey-bearded gentleman who walks with a stick."

    I've met this guy, buys his water, a Singha and a Bangkok Post and sits at a table near the entrance to the temple at Karon. Has a bad Swedish accent and calls hinself Knut . . . I knew there was somehting suspect about him.

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    Hell no he is not dead, I just saw him 3 days ago on Aljazeera news and he looked healthy to me,, coarse it might have been somone else too as they all look alike to me anyway.
    But if I knew where he was I would damn sure drop a dime on him for the $25 million.

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    Damn! I was just thinking something similar today only I was thinking is he worth more dead or alive?? I think he's worth more alive both strategically, politically and economically..
    1) If they kill him instead of letting his kidneys do it for them he becomes a martyr.
    2) If his kidneys get him they've lost some influence but not as much as if they kill him..
    3) Politically he is a pawn to help the worlds politicians gain ground on their foes..
    4) Economically there is ton of money being made in his name to do away with him and fight the wars and this will be let down if he is finally done away with and they'll lose ground on the economic politics of fighting on..

    So the answer for me is more like; can they afford to kill him even if they know where he is and would they do it?? There is much at stake..

    But I don't beleive he is dead or has been as the martyrdom might be worth more to the cause then his living so if he was dead it seems they would have used that pawn when it was more optimum to do so which was back 7 years ago..

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    Quote Originally Posted by zubber View Post
    he is prolly living in edgware road London ,thats the best place to hide ,and he follows Arsenal football team so he may even be attending the matches .
    no need for all that cave hiding when he is safer in Londonistan amongst his mates .
    It's said that the best place to hide is in plain sight..

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrivingForce
    Damn! I was just thinking something similar today only I was thinking is he worth more dead or alive?? I think he's worth more alive both strategically, politically and economically..
    1) If they kill him instead of letting his kidneys do it for them he becomes a martyr.
    2) If his kidneys get him they've lost some influence but not as much as if they kill him..
    3) Politically he is a pawn to help the worlds politicians gain ground on their foes..
    4) Economically there is ton of money being made in his name to do away with him and fight the wars and this will be let down if he is finally done away with and they'll lose ground on the economic politics of fighting on.. So the answer for me is more like; can they afford to kill him even if they know where he is and would they do it?? There is much at stake.. But I don't beleive he is dead or has been as the martyrdom might be worth more to the cause then his living so if he was dead it seems they would have used that pawn when it was more optimum to do so which was back 7 years ago..
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    Quote Originally Posted by DrivingForce
    so if he was dead it seems they would have used that pawn when it was more optimum to do so which was back 7 years ago
    They can use that pawn whenever they wish regardless of whether he is dead or not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by mtone9317
    Radical Islam is responsible for most of the world's conflicts: Middle East
    I think you'll find it is the radical Christian governments of the US and the UK who are responsible for those conflicts.

    I thought it was Islamic armies who have attacked Israel several times since 1947 not Christian ones. The poor old Palestinian 'victims' could have had their homeland several times, but they would have to give up their hatred and accept the existence of Israel and they just cannot bring themselves to. This particular conflict has never really been about land but religion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazy dog
    This particular conflict has never really been about land but religion.
    What are you doing with that NIC, fuck man you ain't crazy at all, I was wondering how long it would take someone to figutre that out, I can remembner when it started, few hundred jews wanting a place to live and a few million Arabs saying NO Fucking Way we giving our land to Jews, we will run them into the sea, and next day the jews got up, the Arabs got shit in their necks and ran away, 5 million of em and 200k Jews on their ass like a short overcoat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dirtydog View Post
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    so if he was dead it seems they would have used that pawn when it was more optimum to do so which was back 7 years ago
    They can use that pawn whenever they wish regardless of whether he is dead or not.
    True they can, but where strategy for more impact is concerned it seems that they have waited too long as the open window for maximum impact has passed IMO, they would get a boost but not significantly and short lived.

    The numbers are dropping more rapidly as they have shown their true colors by attacking so many of their own, the politics would have played out better if they had played that card earlier.. If they do it now it's tantamount to jumping the shark..

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    Of course, we seem to be forgetting that the majority of people involved with the attacks on America were Saudi nationals, Saudi nationals if you don't know come from or are nationals of a country called Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran and even North Korea are different countries from Saudi Arabia, whilst we are on this subject I would like to point out that Thai people generally do not speak Taiwanese.

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    Eh?? Who's forgetting that?? And since when is radical Islam an exclusive Saudi manifestation??..

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