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Even though we have the chance to attack the British ... we should not waste our effort on doing so but concentrate on defeating America.
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Osama bin Laden is a bad man. I hate al-Qaida, and I hate terrorism, and I have no desire to be one. I'm sorry, your honor, for anything I did.
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After the war expanded ... some of my brothers became totally absorbed with fighting local enemies.
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Osama bin Laden is a bad man. I hate al-Qaida, and I hate terrorism, and I have no desire to be one. I'm sorry, your honor, for anything I did.
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We need to extend and develop our operations in America
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there is no shared interest against Islamic terrorism. On 9/11, Pakistan was coordinating the efforts of the Taliban who were in league with Osama bin Laden.
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It occurred to me too at the time that a main cause (of the flood) was sin
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I think it's an important point that any assistance rendered by anyone in the effort to bring Osama bin Laden to justice was assistance not against Pakistan, but against al-Qaida and against Osama bin Laden.
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We should also look for an American channel that can be close to being unbiased, such as CBS, or other channel that has political motives that make it interested in broadcasting the point of view of al- Mujahidin ... Then, we can send to the channel the material that we want the Americans to see. You ca...
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Osama bin Laden is dead, but al-Qaeda and the Taliban are not yet defeated. If we rush irresponsibly for the exits in Afghanistan, it will again become a terrorist safe haven and that is the path back to 9/11.
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I had mentioned in several previous messages ... the importance of the exit from Waziristan of the brother leaders, especially the ones that have media exposure. I stress this matter to you and that you choose distant locations to which to move them, away from aircraft, photography and bombardment while...
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Anyone who supported the United States in finding Osama bin Laden was not working against Pakistan, they were working against al Qaeda
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It is advised to ask some scholars who are specialized in this area, after editing your question well, and explaining the circumstances and regulations of the stock markets at which you are able to trade ... May God make you successful and aid you.
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Anyone who supported the United States in finding Osama bin Laden was not working against Pakistan, they were working against Al Qaeda
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Note: there is no comparison between the fortification of Kunar and Zabul and Ghazni. Kunar is more fortified due to its rougher terrain and the many mountains, rivers, and trees and it can accommodate hundreds of the brothers without being spotted by the enemy. This will defend the brothers from the ai...
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spying on Al Qaeda [ Images ] chief Osama bin Laden without bringing it to the notice of the government of Pakistan
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Regarding the brothers in Wasiristan in general, whoever can keep a low profile and take the necessary precautions, should stay in the area and those who cannot do so, their first option is to go to Nuristan in Kunar [sic], Ghazni or Zabul. I am leaning toward getting most of the brothers out of the are...
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Anyone who supported the United States in finding Osama bin Laden was not working against Pakistan, they were working against Al Qaeda
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If asked, it would be better to say there is a relationship with al-Qaida, which is simply a brotherly Islamic connection, and nothing more
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Anyone who supported the United States in finding Osama Bin Laden was not working against Pakistan. They were working against Al Qaeda.
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We ask every emir in the regions to be extremely keen and focused on controlling the military work … we could have reached the target without injuring the Muslims ... Making these mistakes is a great issue; needless to say, the greatness of the Muslim blood violation in addition to the damage impacting ...
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anyone who supported the United States in finding Osama bin Laden was not working against Pakistan. They were working against al Qaeda.
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The reason for concentrating on them is that Obama is the head of infidelity and killing him automatically will make Biden take over the presidency for the remainder of the term, as it is the norm over there. Biden is totally unprepared for that post, which will lead the US into a crisis
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Anyone who supported the United States in finding Osama bin Laden was not working against Pakistan. They were working against al Qaeda.
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They are not to target visits by US Vice President Biden, Secretary of Defence Gates, Joint Chiefs of Staff (Chairman) Mullen, or the Special Envoy to Pakistan and Afghanistan Holbrook. The groups will remain on the lookout for Obama or Petraeus
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