FALSE FLAG Real OBL Gloats On Economic Impact Of 9/11, Mockery Of US-West Values For Censoring Him

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How To Go To Heaven: http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/how_to_be_saved.html http://www.niu.edu/phil/~kapitan/Bin%20Laden%20Speaks.html Osama bin Laden Speaks Selected Statements prior to September 11, 2001 Aug. 1995 Osama bin Laden writes an open letter to King Fahd of Saudi Arabia calling for a campaign of guerrilla attacks to drive U.S forces out of the kingdom. The letter is widely circulated in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere. --November 1996 Gwynne Roberts conducts an interview of bin Laden for the British documentary program "Dispatches." Bin Laden threatens to wage an Islamic holy war against the United States and its allies if Washington does not remove its troops from the Gulf region. --Aug. 10, 1997 In a video interview with CNN's Peter Arnett, bin Laden praises the bombing of the Khobar Towers U.S. barracks in Saudi Arabia. He tells Arnett that "if the American government is serious about avoiding explosions inside the U.S., then let it stop provoking the feelings of 1,250 million Muslims." --Feb. 28, 1998 In a fatwa entitled, "Jihad Against Jews and Crusaders World Islamic Front Statement," bin Laden announces the formation of a coalition of Islamic groups, including Egyptian Islamic Jihad led by Ayman al-Zawahiri, and calls for the killing of Americans worldwide. In the fatwa, bin Laden states: "To kill the Americans and their allies -- civilians and military -- is an individual duty for every Muslim who can do it in any country in which it is possible to do it, in order to liberate the al-Aqsa Mosque [Jerusalem] and the holy mosque [Mecca] from their grip, and in order for their armies to move out of all the lands of Islam, defeated and unable to threaten any Muslim." Al-Zawahiri becomes No. 2 in al-Qaida and a number of Egyptians prominent in EIJ become al-Qaida leaders. --May 28, 1998 [Contemporaneous] In a video interview with ABC's John Miller, bin Laden praises Ramzi Yousef and Wali Khan Amin Shah, convicted in the "Day of Hate" airliner bombing plot -- which sought to blow up 11 U.S. commercial aircraft in one day -- saying "America will see many youths who will follow Ramzi Yousef." Bin Laden also praises the bombers of the Khobar Towers. "We predict a black day for America and the end of the United States as United States ... Allah willing." Bin Laden's military commander, Mohammed Atef, also is seen on the tape. --Aug. 6, 1998 [Contemporaneous] Al-Zawahiri sends a statement to a London-based Arabic newspaper saying, "We are interested in briefly telling the Americans that their messages have been received and that the response, which we hope they will read carefully, is being readied." --Dec. 22, 1998 [Contemporaneous] In an interview with Rahimullah Yusufzai, a Pakistani journalist who reports for The News of Pakistan, as well as Time Magazine, bin Laden discusses the embassy bombing attacks as well as other issues. He does not confirm a role in any of the recent bombings, but in response to Yusufzai, says: "My answer is that I understand the motives of the brothers who act against the enemies of the nation. When it becomes apparent that it would be impossible to repel these Americans without assaulting them, even if this involved the killing of Muslims, this is permissible under Islam." He also calls it the duty of Muslims to obtain weapons of mass destruction. --Jan. 15, 1999 [Contemporaneous] In an interview with al-Jazeera, bin Laden praises those who carried out the August 1998 Africa embassy bombings, saying the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, was hit "because it was the major U.S. intelligence center in East Africa." --June 10, 1999 In a broadcast of new elements from the January interview, al-Jazeera shows bin Laden telling their interviewer that American civilians are prime targets because they support killing Muslims through their tax payments. The interview represents his broadest rationale for killing Americans. "Jihad now knows that with few weapons and people they destroyed the biggest war machine in Afghanistan. In our opinion, a superpower means nothing. The U.S. is much LINK FOR REST Palestine Palestinian Issue Intifada Saudi Arabia Arab Peninsula Medina Sanctuary Injust Hypocrites Children Iraq Lebanon Kashmir Innocent Woman Children Killed Tanks Muslim Brothers Fatwa Scholars Students Logic Religion Dailysis Machine Kidney Retinal Failure Sick Tired Exhaustion Alex Jones Webster Tarpley Wayne Madson Ron Paul Craig Roberts Peter Schiff Max Keiser Bob Chapman Chris Matthew Keith Olbermann Rachel Maddow Lawrense O'Donnell Spitzer CNN MSNBC BBC PBS Fox ABC CBS Glenn Beck Sean Hannity Bill O'Reilly Anderson Cooper John King Good Morning America Rush Limbaugh Mark Levin Freedom Watch Judge Andrew Napolitano Barack Obama Hillary Clinton John Pilger Stossel Ray McGovern Democracy Now Amy Goodman