Posted by seumasach on May 3, 2011
Interview with Jim Brann
3rd May, 2011
Press TV talks with Jim Brann, spokesman for Stop the War Coalition in0 London who warns that the move has an ulterior motive considering how little interest there was in capturing bin Laden by US intelligence and that the US can simply declare something to be true without following any principle, which has been characteristic of the so-called war on terror. Following is a transcript of his interview.
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Posted by seumasach on August 2, 2009
31st July, 2009
See also this Figaro report of CIA meeting with Bin Laden in July 2001
Former FBI translator Sibel Edmonds dropped a bombshell on the Mike Malloy radio show, guest-hosted by Brad Friedman (audio, partial transcript).
In the interview, Sibel says that the US maintained ‘intimate relations’ with Bin Laden, and the Taliban, “all the way until that day of September 11.”
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Posted by seumasach on May 27, 2009
Tod Fletcher
26th May, 2009
Osama Bin Laden: Dead Or Alive? by David Ray Griffin is a crucially important and timely examination of the whole range of evidence bearing on the question, is Osama bin Laden still alive? The importance of this question for the present comes from the fact that the United States under its new president is escalating its offensive in Afghanistan and expanding the war into Pakistan, and has claimed that the “hunt for bin Laden” is one of its principal motivations for doing so. Either explicitly or implicitly, the US government and major media outlets such as The New York Times and Washington Post continue to assert that bin Laden is alive, hiding in the tribal territories on the “AfPak” border, posing an undiminished threat to US security.
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In These New Times 