Video: neighbor does not believe it was OBL. Pls don’t lock.

*****Please dont lock these threads. Realizing that there are similar threads on OBL but this is to be expected. However there are different perspectives and new information which warrant a new thread as opposed to posting a comment that will not be seen or debated due to its lack of exposure. Thank you.

Having a little bit of trouble understanding this guy but it seems as though he owns 2 homes near the one allegedly occupied by OBL, one nearby and one next door that he was renting.

He goes on to say that he's been there his whole life and as such, one is aware of new neighbors. He also said that its a highly restricted area and does not believe that OBL was living there.

He draws an analogy between OBL and a bird. I suppose he's saying that OBL is not a bird which could simply fly in out of the sky unnoticed and occupy the house?

Not saying I disbelieve the OS but as the days pass, more information is emerging which does give me reason to question it.

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VERY interesting interview.....it is strange how his neighbors did not ever see him, could he have been bed ridden? or not have been there in the first place? PERHAPS The Obama admin had another person they were really targeting in that compound and used OBL's name to cover it up

A great post/video indeed ... The truth is out there but will never be known fully! I'm edging towards the above comment suggesting they killed someone else and tagged him as OBL!

he also said, no one is aloud to enter the area without presenting their ID to the army, let that one really sink in

either the army let him in, or he wasnt there at all. no amount of a doctored id will take away the easy recognition of his face to the army,

I just think this is more proof that the US government are lying.
Every day that goes by, the proof they promised has disappeared.
Obama goes on TV last night and says we will not show the photo`s but that he`d seen them so we have to take his word.
Right, yeah.
Arther guy....Rogers, says they dont want to show the photos because if it can save one American soldiers life then it`s worth it.
But it was okay to get over 5000 troops killed and hundreds of thousands of innocents looking for one man ?
I`m not buying any of it.

Pakistan was simply a harbor for terrorists due to their political fear of of tribal pressures. Pakistan was the only country in the world to recognize the Taliban as a ruling entity. The Kashmir dispute is one of the world's oldest and most actively militarized disputes. Foreign travel in the open country in Pakistan is akin to travel in Afghanistan where ambushes have little discern of who would be raided or killed outside of their own little tribes.

Many of us didn’t believe in the image of bin Laden as a wandering Old Man of the Mountains, living on plants and insects in an inhospitable cave somewhere on the porous Pakistan-Afghan border. An extremely big man, 6-foot 4-inches tall in a country where the average male height is around 5-foot 8, wandering around unnoticed for ten years while half the satellites above the earth were looking for him? It didn’t make sense. Bin Laden was born filthy rich and died in a rich man’s house, which he had painstakingly built to the highest specifications. The U.S. administration confesses it was “shocked” by the elaborate nature of the compound.

In the aftermath of the raid on Abbottabad, all the big questions need to be answered by Pakistan. The old flim-flam (“Who, us? We knew nothing!”) just isn’t going to wash, must not be allowed to wash by countries such as the United States that have persisted in treating Pakistan as an ally even though they have long known about the Pakistani double game—its support, for example, for the Haqqani network that has killed hundreds of Americans in Afghanistan

This time the facts speak too loudly to be hushed up. Osama bin Laden, the world’s most wanted man, was found living at the end of a dirt road 800 yards from the Abbottabad military academy, Pakistan’s equivalent of West Point or Sandhurst, in a military cantonment where soldiers are on every street corner, just about 80 miles from the Pakistani capital Islamabad. This extremely large house had neither a telephone nor an Internet connection. And in spite of this we are supposed to believe that Pakistan didn’t know he was there, and that the Pakistani intelligence, and/or military, and/or civilian authorities did nothing to facilitate his presence in Abbottabad, while he ran al Qaeda, with couriers coming and going, for over five years?

India, as always Pakistan’s unhealthy obsession, is the reason for the double game. Pakistan is alarmed by the rising Indian influence in Afghanistan, and fears that an Afghanistan cleansed of the Taliban would be an Indian client state, thus sandwiching Pakistan between two hostile countries. The paranoia of Pakistan about India’s supposed dark machinations should never be underestimated.

For a long time now America has been tolerating the Pakistani double game in the knowledge that it needs Pakistani support in its Afghan enterprise, and in the hope that Pakistan’s leaders will understand that they are miscalculating badly, that the jihadists want their jobs. Pakistan, with its nuclear weapons, is a far greater prize than poor Afghanistan, and the generals and spymasters who are playing al Qaeda’s game today may, if the worst were to happen, become the extremists’ victims tomorrow.

There is not very much evidence that the Pakistani power elite is likely to come to its senses any time soon. Osama bin Laden’s compound provides further proof of Pakistan’s dangerous folly. This much is obvious.