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An audio message purportedly by al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden has been released on an Islamist website. The message, entitled "a statement to the American people", was about 10 minutes long and was accompanied by a still image of Bin Laden but no video. In the message, a voice tells the US president that he is "powerless" to stop the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The message comes just two days after the US marked the eighth anniversary of the 11 September attacks on America. According to a monitoring firm that translated the address, Site Intelligence Group, the voice believed to be Bin Laden speaks of how the conflict between al-Qaeda and the US may end. He also discusses what motivated his network to launch the 11 September attacks, explaining they were, in part, fuelled by US support for Israel. Bin Laden is thought to be hiding in mountainous terrain on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. In his last known message, in June, Bin Laden had said that US President Barack Obama had planted the seeds of "revenge and hatred" towards the US in the Muslim world.
Originally posted by Brian777
NEW YORK CITY (BNO NEWS) -- Osama bin Laden, the alleged mastermind of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, released an audio recording on Sunday evening, warning the United States of its close ties with Israel.
In the recording, which showed a still picture of bin Laden, the terrorist leader referred to President Obama, President Bush, and former Vice President Cheney. The recording only provided Arab subtitles, which BNO News was not immediately able to translate.
The recording was distributed by Al Qaeda's media wing, Al-Sahab, and was distributed to jihadist websites where a banner announced its release. The banner showed the World Trade Center and the American flag.
It was not immediately clear when the video may have been recorded and BNO News was not able to independently confirm its authenticity. There was no immediate comment from U.S. officials.
To watch the recording, click here.
"Following the latest explosions in the United States, some Americans are pointing the finger at me, but I deny that because I have not done it. The United States has always accused me of these incidents which have been caused by its enemies. Reiterating once again, I say that I have not done it, and the perpetrators have carried this out because of their own interest," said bin Laden on September 16, 2001, just five days after the attacks.
"I have held talks with His Eminence Amir ol-Momenin [Taleban leader Mola Mohammad Omar Mojahed], who does not allow such acts to be carried out from Afghanistan's territory." Again on September 28, 2001 in an interview with Karachi Ummat, bin Laden denies any involvement with the attacks and further denied that al-Qaeda had anything to do with plotting and carrying out the attacks.
Osama bin Laden, the alleged mastermind of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks
Originally posted by wycky
It's not the fact that Bin Laden is alive or not.
Its the fact that a false flag could be very close by
Originally posted by Mark_Amy
Originally posted by wycky
It's not the fact that Bin Laden is alive or not.
Its the fact that a false flag could be very close by
Wouldn't it be a bit stupid trying to pull off another false flag with all the controversy still surrounding 9/11?
Osama bin Laden, the alleged mastermind of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks