Argentinean vlogger, Adrian Salbuchi enumerates Osama’s “9 Lives”
Life #1: December 26, 2001, FoxNews reported on Pakistani news reports that Osama had died of protracted kidney disease.
Life #2: January 18, 2002, Pakistani President, Pervez Musharraf announced that, “Quite frankly, I believe that Osama Bin Laden is dead.”
Life #3: July 17, 2002, Dale Watson, Chief of FBI’s Counter-Terrorism said that, “Personally, I believe that Osama Bin Laden is dead.”
Life #4: October 2002, Afghan President, Hamid Kharzai told CNN, “I have come to believe that Osama Bin Laden is probably dead.”
Life #5: November 2005, Sen. Harry Reid said that it had been revealed to him that Osama had apparently died in an earthquake in Pakistan during that year.
Life #6: September 2006, a leak from French intelligence leaked a report that Osama had died in Pakistan.
Life #7: November 2, 2007 Benazir Bhutto told longstanding journalist, David Frost that Omar Sheikh had killed Osama.
Life #8: March 2009, former US foreign intelligence officer and Professor of International Relations, Angelo Codevilla said that, “All the evidence provided suggestsed that Elvis is more alive than Osama Bin Laden.”
Life #9: May 2009, Pakistani President, Asif Anli Zardari said, “that his counterparts in US intelligence hadn’t heard anything from Bin Laden in years, so he was probably dead.”
And now, in May 2011, President Obama said American forces had captured Osama Bin Laden in Northern Pakistan and 12 hours later, after shooting him in the head, they threw his body into the ocean.
Salbuchi notes the reminiscence between this dumping of the evidence with all of the steel beams recovered from the World Trade Center and how they were quickly hauled off and sold as scrap metal to Taiwan and South Korea, without any forensic analysis of any sort.
Salbuchi reminds us of the story reported on by all of the major news agencies of the world about the book by two French journalists, Jean-Charles Brisard and Guillaume Dasquie published in 2001 called “Osama Bin Laden: The Forbidden Truth,” which revealed that the first head of state to seek the arrest of Osama Bin Laden for activities in his country was Moamar Gaddafi of Libya who, in 1998 to asked that Interpol arrest Osama Bin Laden, after a failed assassination attempt by the UK’s MI6. The request was formally taken up in March 1998, before the attacks on the American Embassies in Tanzania and Kenya and the USS Cole and 9/11.
Salbuchi also reminds us that in 2003, Britain’s Foreign Secretary, Robin Cooke resigned as Tony Blair prepared to join forces with the US to invade Iraq, asying that he could not participate in this crime. in 2005, he testified in Parliament that Al Qaeda was not a terrorist organization. It was a database of unaffiliated mujahedeen, arms dealers, etc. in the Middle East created by the CIA and the Saudis to funnel money and weapons to support the efforts to quash the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
Robin Cook went on to say Al Qaeda did not exist as an organized terrorist group and that any foreign intelligence officer knew this, “But there is a propaganda campaign to make the people believe that Al Qaeda exists and the source behind this proganda is the US.”
A short time afterwards, in August 2006, Cook suffered a heart attack on the golf course while vacationing in Scotland. He was whisked away on a helicopter and he died. “How lucky for Tony Blair,” Salbuchi notes.
Keeping in mind the idea that Al Qaeda does not exist, now we have President Obama and Prime Minister David Cameron placing the US, the UK and their allies on High Alert “Because Al Qaeda will strike back!”
Ugh. We don’t want to know what that’s going to be like…
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