Not the boat.
Not what the people of this country have.

But it is what Bin Laden continues to enjoy STILL!!! Heading for the 3
year mark after 9/11 and Bush has been unable to catch a 7 foot tall
guy dragging 300lbs of medical gear behind him!
But he did invade a country that had NO WMDs!!!
None.
Not one.
By his own admission, unless Bush was lying to Americans and DID find
WMDs somewhere!

So....2005, no Bin Laden, no WMDs, lots of dead American soldiers,
highest national debt in history...
Anyone want to buy a well used country cheap? Or a cheapened country
well used?

RB

Hey RedClod,

Bin Laden has been dead since Tora Bora.

Show anyone proof Osamma the turd is still alive. He's such a braggart
he would of put out a video by now.

I bet you voted for that guy who is the ketchup queens puppet. You
know.... that fellow who threw someones medals over a fence. The one
with the big "L" on his forehead that matches yours.

Joe

Show anyone proof Osamma the turd is still alive. He's such a braggart
he would of put out a video by now.


The president of the United States, George Bush, SAYS he's alive.
You calling him a liar?

Oh.

RB

It was a wise move for you to give up using the stolen name of Red
Cloud.

What happened? Has the curse taken hold?

Joe

Capt. Rob wrote:

Not the boat.
Not what the people of this country have.

But it is what Bin Laden continues to enjoy STILL!!! Heading for the 3
year mark after 9/11 and Bush has been unable to catch a 7 foot tall
guy dragging 300lbs of medical gear behind him!


Don't believe everything that Saudi intelligence says. That's where the
dialysis rumor comes from originally. I guess Osama's kidneys are the only
thing that Michael Moore trusts the Saudis to tell the truth about, since
it serves Moore's argument that Osama should be easy to find. If they're
telling the truth, captured witnesses who've seen Osama most recently say
he doesn't have kidney disease.


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Osama's Doc Says He Was Healthy
LAHORE, Pakistan, Nov. 27, 2002
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/...in531070.shtml

(AP) A Pakistani doctor said Wednesday he saw Osama bin Laden a year ago
and the al Qaeda leader was in good shape at the time.

"When I saw him last he was in excellent health," Dr. Amer Aziz told The
Associated Press. "He was walking. He was healthy."

Aziz was recently released after being held for one month and questioned by
U.S. security officials said.

Aziz, a British-trained orthopedic surgeon, said he was summoned to a
meeting in November 2001 in Kabul, the Afghan capital. He was asked to
treat top al Qaeda leader Mohammed Atef. Bin Laden and his deputy, Ayman al-
Zawahiri, were present. Atef, an Egyptian and the al Qaeda military chief,
was killed shortly afterward in a U.S. airstrike.

Aziz said bin Laden showed no signs of the kidney failure that he is widely
reported to suffer from.

"I didn't see any evidence of kidney disease. I didn't see any evidence of
dialysis," he said.

Aziz said it was the second time he met bin Laden. The first time was in
1999 when Aziz said he treated the al Qaeda leader after he hurt his back
falling off a horse in southern Afghanistan. Bin Laden was in good health
at both meetings, he said.

Aziz was recently released without official explanation after being held
incommunicado and interrogated for a month by FBI and CIA agents. He spoke
to the AP at his clinic in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore.

He admitted that he had treated al Qaeda and Taliban members but said he
knew nothing of the terrorist group's plans and rejected allegations he
helped the organization in its efforts to obtain weapons of mass
destruction.

Reports of bin Laden's poor health, and his deteriorating appearance in
video tapes released shortly after U.S. bombing began in Afghanistan at the
end of 2001, fueled speculation that he might have died. But intelligence
officials now say an audiotape released last month was recorded recently
and was the voice of the al Qaeda leader.

At the time of the last meeting with bin Laden, Aziz was working in a
surgical unit at the University of Jalalabad, near the border with
Pakistan.

Aziz said his American interrogators grilled him on bin Laden's health,
asked him for the names of those he treated, and accused him of helping al
Qaeda obtain weapons of mass destruction. He denied the allegations.


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Osama hiding in a Pakistani city or in Azad Kashmir, says expert
By Khalid Hasan
September 5, 2004
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default...-9-2004_pg7_17

Only three people outside Al Qaeda and the Taliban are known to have spent
any time with bin Laden after9/11. Two are journalists, one a Pakistani,
the other a Palestinian, while the third one is a doctor. He quotes Dr Amer
Aziz, a Pakistani surgeon, as saying, "When I saw him (bin Laden) last, he
was in excellent health. He was walking. He was healthy. I didn't see any
evidence of kidney disease. I didn't see any evidence of dialysis."

Another Pakistani, a former ISI officer by the name of Khalid Khawaja told
Bergen that he had received reliable reports since /11 that bin Laden
was "riding horses"-a further indication that he isn't suffering from a
serious illness. According to several US officials who track Al Qaeda, bin
Laden's medical condition is not life threatening. There are, however,
credible reports, including one by Palestinian journalist Abdel Bari Atwan,
that bin Laden suffered a shoulder injury at Tora Bora. When Tora Bora was
attacked by US forces, bin Laden was there and, according to one source,
escaped. This source said that there were three routes out of Tora Bora.
The young and the energetic took the difficult, snow-covered passes south
toward Parachinar. Others took the road to the southeastern Afghan city of
Gardez. Older fighters headed east into Pakistan. According to him, bin
Laden took the Parachinar route, aided by members of the Pashtun Ghilzai
tribe, who were paid handsomely for their efforts.

Bergen writes, "And so was lost the last, best chance to capture Al Qaeda's
leader, at a time when he was cornered to an area of several dozen square
miles. Bin Laden may now be somewhere in Pakistan's North West Frontier
Province-and if so, the area involved is approximately 40,000 square miles,
a largely mountainous tract the size of Virginia.

"When I saw him last he was in excellent health," Dr. Amer Aziz told
The
Associated Press. "He was walking. He was healthy."

Well, there you have it!!!! Walking = healthy!!!!
Bin Laden is free and Bush saw to it. Bush has never denied his
families connections to Bin Laden because they are a matter of public
record. Don't forget that just after 9/11 Bush allowed Bin Laden's
family to leave the USA when EVERYONE else was grounded. We were told
that those people were questioned, but that is NOT a matter of public
record nor was there sufficent time to allow them all to be questioned.


RB