bin Ladin/Imperial Hubris

Has anyone else read Imperial Hubris by Anonymous? The new bin Ladin transcript almost seems to be a plagerism of that book. Given that anonymous was shown to be a CIA guy who was in charge of the bin Ladin hunt years ago, I find it interesting with all the similarities. Either Anonymous was dead on, or, like many people have said, it is an elaborate psyops.

Anyone want to share thier thoughts on this book?

Imperial Hubris link
www.amazon.com...=1099402207/sr=2-1/ref=pd_ka_b_2_1/002-3708767-7896824

Has anyone even heard of this book?

Never heard of it, but if you look at other bin laden threads, you'll somewhat of an analysis of what he said. Alot of it seems to be contradictaory to past remarks and to his actual cause, so that alone is highly suspect. From what you've said, I would be pretty interested in what the book says.

Here's an exerpt of the exerpt. You can read the rest here.

www.npr.org...

In the context of the ideas bin Laden shares with his brethren, the military actions of al Qaeda and its allies are acts of war, not terrorism; they are part of a defensive jihad sanctioned by the revealed word of God, as contained in the Koran, and the sayings and traditions of the Prophet Mohammed, the Sunnah. These attacks are meant to advance bin Laden's clear, focused, limited, and widely popular foreign policy goals: the end of U.S. aid to Israel and the ultimate elimination of that state; the removal of U.S. and Western forces from the Arabian Peninsula; the removal of U.S. and Western military forces from Iraq, Afghanistan, and other Muslim lands; the end of U.S. support for the oppression of Muslims by Russia, China, and India; the end of U.S. protection for repressive, apostate Muslim regimes in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Egypt, Jordan, et cetera; and the conservation of the Muslim world's energy resources and their sale at higher prices. To secure these goals, bin Laden will make stronger attacks in the United States -- complemented elsewhere by attacks by al Qaeda and other Islamist groups allied with or unconnected to it -- to try to destroy America's resolve to maintain the policies that maintain Israel, apostate Muslim rulers, infidel garrisons in the Prophet's birthplace, and low oil prices for U.S. consumers. Bin Laden is out to drastically alter U.S. and Western policies toward the Islamic world, not necessarily to destroy America, much less its freedoms and liberties. He is a practical warrior, not an apocalyptic terrorist in search of Armageddon. Should U.S. policies not change, the war between America and the Islamists will go on for the foreseeable future. No one can predict how much damage will be caused by America's blind adherence to failed and counterproductive policies, or by the lack of moral courage now visible in the thirty-year-plus failure of U.S. politicians to review Middle East policy and move America to energy self-sufficiency and alternative fuels.