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Report: US increasing use of spy drones in hunt for bin Laden
Sep 10, 2008, 5:00 GMT
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You wanna bet Bush and Cheney will pull Bin Laden out of their *** just in time for the election. Maybe they really have him already, they waited a long time to announce the capture of Saddam. Anything ever develop with the clip of an interview with Benazir Bhutto a week or two before her death where she says Bin Laden is dead, that he was killed. And said it like it was common knowledge. I bet end mid to late Oct they will bust out with Bin Laden.
He is probably wearing a burka and the drones will never recognize him. He no stupid...
Don't think so Jane....The president and vice president don't treat the capture or killing of bin laden as lightly as you Jane (nor as lightly as the American News media do)
Due to regional political problems in that particular part of the world, the American military has been unable to strike with the gloves off. However, now that both Afghanistan and Pakistan are committing equally to go after him and the Taliban in a unified force, (Sept. 10 announcement) the likelihood of all combined forces finally routing that f--king bedoin murderer is very good. I give it 6 to 7 months at the latest before we'll be seeing mug shots of pig Ladens body (or parts of same) shown in headlines across the planet Jane, to answer your real question.
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