Watch how quickly this story gets buried over the course of the next few days:
Osama Bin Laden murdered? When did that happen?
In an interview last month with David Frost for the BBC, Benazir Bhutto named "Omar Sheikh, the man who murdered Osama Bin Laden" as one of those conspiring to assassinate her. The interview is available (as of now) on YouTube. The statement is at about 6:10 in the 14:38 minute piece.
Osama Bin Laden murdered? If that's true, why in the world are we still in Iraq?
And hey, murdered by Omar Sheikh?
Isn't that the same guy convicted for murdering Daniel Pearle the Wall Street Journal reporter? And wasn't Pearle said to be investigating the case of Richard Reid, the shoe bomber, and links between Al Qaeda, the Pakistan intelligence agency (ISI), and our very own CIA?
Seems like front page news.
But other than Mike Malloy and a few others dwellers of the lunatic fringe, nobody's talking about this.
"Murderous extremists who are trying to undermine Pakistan's democracy." That's who President Bush said did this.
No doubt, he's right.
Words of fear go spinning out across the land to those who need the guidance of a reassuring hand.
Friday, December 28, 2007
Sunday, December 02, 2007
It's absolutely huge
Representative Michele Bachmann on her recent visit to Baghdad:
"It’s absolutely huge! I turned to my colleagues and said there's a commonality with the Mall of America, in that it's on that proportion. There's marble everywhere.
The other thing I remarked about was there is water everywhere. He had man-made lakes all around ... "
"It’s absolutely huge! I turned to my colleagues and said there's a commonality with the Mall of America, in that it's on that proportion. There's marble everywhere.
The other thing I remarked about was there is water everywhere. He had man-made lakes all around ... "
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