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• Odds and ends for 11/29

  
  Blog on the Run: Reloaded — Authority: 437
  Policy misprescription: Switzerland has voted to ban construction of minarets . No good can come of this. In terms of confusing symptom with illness, it’s sort of like a doctor voting to ban coughing. And the Swiss are going to catch it both from the civil-libertarian community and from Muslims and their friends. ...
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• Al-Qaeda head Osama Bin Laden was ‘within grasp’ of US

  
  My Green Meadows — Authority: 440
  Osama Bin Laden is believed to be hiding in Pakistan ’s tribal areas US forces had Osama Bin Laden “within their grasp” in Afghanistan in late 2001, a US Senate report says. It says calls for US reinforcements were rejected, allowing the al-Qaeda leader to “walk unmolested” into Pakistan’s ...
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• Time to Trot Out the Probable Corpse of bin Laden as a Tool for War Propaganda

  
  BuzzFlash.net: published — Authority: 530
  Apparently David Ray Griffin has written a little book that asks a big question, “Is Osama bin Laden dead or alive?” http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article23691.htm “In March of 2009, former Foreign Service officer Angelo Codevilla published an essay in the American Spectator entitled “Osama bin ...
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• Report Blasts 2001 Battle To Get Bin Laden (Bushs Fault!)

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 175
  Washington, DC (AHN) - A new Senate report blasts the Bush administrations December 2001 effort to capture or kill al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in the Afghanistan mountains of Tora Bora. The report, written by the Senate Foreign Relations, says bin Laden was within reach on Dec. 16, but he and his "entourage of ...
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• Report Blasts 2001 Battle to Get Bin Laden

  
  The Inquisitr Entertainment — Authority: 735
  Washington, DC (AHN) – A new Senate report blasts the Bush administration’s December 2001 effort to capture or kill Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in the Afghanistan mountains of Tora Bora. The report, written by the Senate Foreign Relations, says bin Laden was within reach on Dec. 16, but he and his ...
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• Bin Laden

  
  Doug's Dynamic Drivel — Authority: 140
  A new senate report states “On or around 16 December [2001], two days after writing his will, Bin Laden and an entourage of bodyguards walked unmolested out of Tora Bora and disappeared into Pakistan’s unregulated tribal area,” where he is still thought to be hiding, the report says. The then US Defence ...
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• SUFFER THE PARENTS SO AS TO PROTECT THE LITTLE CHILDREN?

  
  CALEDONIAN COMMENT — Authority: 122
  In the UK parents who want to accompany their children to Christmas carol services (example above) and other festive activities are being officially vetted for criminal records in case they are paedophiles. In the latest expansion of the New Labour government’s child protection agenda, parents are checked against a ...
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• Bin Laden was “within our grasp” according to Senate report

  
  Hanlon's Razor — Authority: 137
  Here’s the important bit, though : “Removing the al-Qaida leader from the battlefield eight years ago would not have eliminated the worldwide extremist threat,” the report says. “But the decisions that opened the door for his escape to Pakistan allowed bin Laden to emerge as a potent symbolic figure who ...
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• Gordon Brown to announce 500 more British troops for Afghanistan

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 988
  • UK deployment to increase to 9,500 • PM airs frustration with Pakistans efforts Gordon Brown will announce tomorrow that he is sending more British troops to Afghanistan, pre-empting a long-awaited statement from Barack Obama expected on Tuesday. According to reports in Washington, Obama will announce that ...
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• Reracked: Bush/Rumsfeld could have gotten Bin Laden in 2001

  
  The Reid Report — Authority: 508
  … but of course, they let him get away : A Senate Foreign Relations Committee report issued this weekend says that al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden “was within our grasp” when he was “cornered” in the forbidding mountains of Tora Bora in December, 2001 under intense U.S. bombardment. … The Senate ...
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• Report: Bin Laden was within our grasp

  
  The Political Carnival — Authority: 672
  By GottaLaff If only President Obama could be as wise and prescient as BushCo was, he would have won the war in Afghanistan by now. All he needed to do is follow their sage advice. And really, who needs more than 11 months in office to transform the entire Middle East? Plus solve the economic crisis, the health ...
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• Al Qaeda Training Video. You won’t see this in the MSM or on FOX.

  
  Boudica BPI Weblog — Authority: 131
  How to Make a Butt Bomb: Al Qaeda Training Video (Rated X) On the heels of a half-assed attempt at assassination of a Saudi official by an al-Qaeda operative who had a pound of explosives stuck up his rectum, comes this latest al-Qaeda training video: GET LUCKY WITH A BOMB UP YOUR BUTT Full transcript at ...
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  911Blogger.com - Paying Attention to 9/11 Related News — Authority: 565
  
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• Cheney’s Withering Response to Senate Report on ‘Bin Laden Dithering’

  
  The Satirical Political Report — Authority: 539
  “IT’S PRETTY WELL-ESTABLISHED THAT CAPTURING BIN LADEN WOULD HAVE DISTRACTED US FROM DISTRACTING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.”
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• Report: The Bush administration let Osama Bin Laden get away

  
  ShortFormBlog — Authority: 525
  He was within grasp in 2001, but reinforcements weren’t sent. First off, let’s state the obvious: We’d still have terrorism troubles if Bin Laden were captured – though they might be less focused. However, a Senate report says that the U.S. was close to catching him in Afghanistan, only to drop the ball by ...
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• British PM slams Pakistan, demands it ‘take out’ Osama

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 729
  By Dipankar De SarkarLondon, Nov 29 (IANS) British Prime Minister Gordon Brown Sunday attacked the Pakistani leadership in exasperated tones, demanding that it “take out” Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and his deputy Ayman Zawahiri.“The Pakistan government has started to take on the Taliban and to take on Al ...
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• Report Says bin Laden Nearly Captured in December 2001

  
  HULIQ - Citizen News Review — Authority: 685
  A new Senate Foreign Relations Committee reports states that Osama bin Laden was "within our grasp" in the mountsins of Tora Bora in Afghanistan in December 2001. It adds that Bush Administration military leaders decided not to pursue him with a massive military force, allowing him to disappear into the mountains ...
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• Osama bin Laden was within grasp of US soldiers months after 9/11

  
  Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.uk — Authority: 970
  Osama bin Laden was within the grasp of American soldiers in Afghainstan soon after the 9/11 attacks but was left free to escape by military blunders, according to a damning Senate report.
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• British PM Brown: Pakistan Must Get Tougher on Al Qaeda

  
  The Moderate Voice — Authority: 727
  British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has a message for Pakistan : you’ve taken some measures against Al Qaeda but you need to get tougher on it and Osama bin Laden: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has called on Pakistan to take tougher action against al Qaeda and step up its efforts to track down the group’s ...
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• Report Says Bin Laden Could Have Been Caught In Tora Bora

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 729
  By Madhuri DeyNov. 29, (THAINDIAN NEWS) A recent report filed by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has revealed that the escape of Osama Bin Laden in the Tora Bora mountains that marked a significant failure for the British was much due to negligence on the part of the British. It was the earliest defeat against ...
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