Dutch professor knew bin Laden whereabouts

Dutch professor knew bin Laden whereabouts

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AMSTERDAM - The whereabouts of Osama bin Laden was not as secret as assumed. Several defense experts knew two and a half months ago where Osama was hiding.

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That is what defense specialist Rob de Wijk Friday wrote in a column in Trouw (edit: newspaper). In February, Van Wijk attended a U.S. Special Operations Force briefing in Afghanistan while doing research on the effectiveness of their actions against the Taliban. "At the end of the regular morning briefing, suddenly the home of Osama bin Laden was brought up for discussion, which turned out to lie north of Islamabad. The briefing showed confusion about the identity of a courier, " writes Van Wijk in the column.

"Bin Laden was still alive. It was obvious where he lived. He was being watched. But why was there no action?" asked the defense expert himself.

Van Wijk could not say anything during these months, as he had accepted a duty of confidentiality. "You're to be sued, should you make this intel public."

This is a translated version from Dutch, but I find this news of such importance that I would like to share it on here anyway. It's beyond believable that the whereabouts of Bin Laden were discussed by ordinary special units, but especially with some random professor in their midst.

One would think this intelligence would be highly confidential, known solely to the president and top military. Had this guy made it public, the US would have given away a golden opportunity to catch him.

Moreover, I find it interesting that two months ago, there was confusion about the identity of the messenger while the MSM has been saying that this messenger had been watched for a rather long time.

Osama had stayed for more than two months in the same place? Sounds very questionable to me. These stories don't cease to amaze me. Just when I thought this story couldn't get any stranger, this news comes out.

Obviously, there is a chance he's just making this up, but I doubt that this renowned expert would make up such things.

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Yea now everybody knows and all these stories are about to show up just watch.

I had understood that our 'almost' 24/7 drone-surveillance of the Bin Laden compound began in August 2010. (I believe that was reported on NPR).

Is that incorrect?

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This is an American website and we use english here.......

not dutch!!!

please link us to the english version thanks

Originally posted by bluemirage5
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This is an American website and we use english here.......

not dutch!!!

please link us to the english version thanks

This is not an American site. Get your facts straight. There's no English article, so that's going to be kinda hard.

This is just a bit of "what if?" kind of thinking ..... What if Osama was never there at all, but they were setting this up to be the "play" that it became -- another false flag thing to achieve some political end?

It achieved the aim of making a lot of American voters think Obama is some kind of smart hero.

It achieved the aim of making Pakistan look really bad -- for virtually protecting Osama all this time.

It achieves the objective of creating a mindset where people now expect some sort of backlash from the Arab world. That would be handy cover for another false flag event they have planned to take place shortly.

There sure are a lot of reasons why this might have been staged now. The story we see on the news is possibly the least credible.

Can you all please read this

Your all suckers

Cheers