Showing posts with label Osama bin Laden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Osama bin Laden. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 May 2011

Musharraf Rejects' U.S. Collusion Reports

Through its Facebook page, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, has denied that he had accepted in 2001 for the United States to carry out a unilateral operation in Pakistan to kill Osama bin Laden, if terrorists were from Pakistan.


The Guardian newspaper reported this morning that, after bin Laden escaped in the mountains of Tora Bora, the general, who was then president of Pakistan has signed a secret agreement with the U.S. president George Bush.


Musharraf said today: "The charge of having allowed my intrusion into Pakistan by U.S. forces hunting Osama bin Laden is totally unfounded. Not even discussed this issue between myself and President Bush ignored allowing freedom of action that violates our sovereignty. "


The Guardian quoted a former U.S. fight against terrorism official said, "Both parties agreed that Islamabad protested loudly against intruders thereafter in accordance with public reaction."


Under the agreement, Pakistan would allow U.S. forces to carry out a unilateral attack on its territory in search of bin Laden and his deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri. "There was an agreement between Bush and Musharraf that if he knew where Osama was, you chose it," the U.S. official was quoted as saying.


The Guardian said a senior Pakistani official has confirmed that the deal had been struck first by Musharraf and renewed by the army during the "transition to democracy" - a period of six months from February 2008 when Mr. Musharraf was president, but a civilian government was elected.

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Saturday, 7 May 2011

Hollywood Believes Osama Bin Laden Film


Even before the big container bin Laden again, Hollywood films gave the leader of Al Qaeda.


The Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow and screenwriter Mark Boal his partner is a stakeholder meeting Osama bin Laden and the murder of a project tentatively titled Kill bin Laden, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The film is based on the success of Black Ops missions. Joel Edgerton is said to be interested in the role. (Think Eric Bana. Thou?)


So how is the impact of the death of Bin Laden the project? According to Variety, the exchange of gunfire inside Pakistan to kill Bin Laden said. But the filmmakers have not gone on record about their plans.


Los Angeles Times reported that Boal Bigelow, the film is not only a bin Laden-related project kicked around Hollywood before the announcement of his death Sunday. Oliver Stone was interested in the project at some point Paramount called Jawbreaker, which is based on the book by Gary Berntsen on the CIA Bin Laden manhunt.


And the upcoming film 24, with Kiefer Sutherland and published in 2012, could provide a perfect place for a graphic bin Laden. Fans seemed to come up with this idea on Sunday night. Shortly after Obama announced bin Laden had been killed, "Jack Bauer" has been a trend on Twitter.

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Friday, 6 May 2011

Al-Qaida Confirms Death Of Osama Bin Laden


CAIRO (AP) - Al Qaeda issued its first confirmation of the death of Osama bin Laden in a statement posted on internet websites activist.


statement Friday from the bin Laden terrorist network said blood "will not be wasted and will continue to attack Americans and their allies.


Bin Laden died on Monday, U.S. commandos during the raid on his hideout in Pakistan.


PAKISTAN-BIN LADEN-women


Bin Laden urges Pakistan Women


ISLAMABAD AP) - Mexico is interviewing three women from Osama bin Laden who were in the chamber during the assault that killed the leader of al-Qaida.


A woman from Yemen, said inter-riga Thursday it had lived in hiding for six years without leaving the upper floors.


The wives of the accounts would help show how Bin Laden has spent his time and how he managed to avoid capture, living in a big house nearby military academy in a garrison town, 1:00 to 2:30 hours in Islamabad.


A Pakistani official says the CIA failed to recognize women.


ECONOMY


NEWS: Economy adds 244,000 jobs


WASHINGTON (AP) - Employers added more than 200,000 jobs in April for a third consecutive month, the biggest hiring spree in five years. But unemployment rose 9 percent, partly because some people looking for work again.


The Labor Department said the economy created 244,000 jobs last month. Private employers ignoring high gas prices and create 268 000 jobs - the highest since February 2006.


Gains were widespread. Dealers, factories, financial institutions, education and healthcare, as well as all the construction companies added jobs. Federal, state and local governments to cut jobs.


The data show businesses are confident about the economy, despite weak growth earlier this year.


However, unemployment rose by 8.8 percent in March. It was the first increase since November.


adverse weather conditions, water leaks


Mississippi Delta sees flood of the mighty river


Memphis, Tennessee (AP) - Some residents near the flood of the Mississippi River are still debating whether to stay or leave.


A woman in South Memphis fled to a church shelter with her husband and children when their trailer was flooded with dirty water.


But the pizza shop owner in the port city, he says, standing firm with his wife and daughter to protect your business and your home from water and looters.


DC-SCHOOL LETTERS SUSPECT


Schools in DC to open suspicious letters


WASHINGTON (AP) - about 30 schools throughout the District of Columbia, that the letters containing a white powdery substance will be open on time today.


Officials say a toxic substance found in the letters that were received on the afternoon of Thursday, no injuries.


The spokesman said the FBI was sent to the State has 29 schools in the city. Officials say that the same is sent to other schools in the U.S. in recent weeks.


SYRIA


UPDATE: Activists: 6 killed in Syrian security forces


BEIRUT (AP) - A human rights activist said Syrian security forces killed six people during the mass demonstrations on Friday.


Thousands of protesters held large demonstrations across the country including the capital Damascus and its suburbs.


Activist, said five people were killed on Friday in central city of Homs and Hama one. He asked that his name not be used for fear of government reprisals. He is a senior member of the human rights group, which brings together figures who died in Syria.


The protesters came despite a bloody crackdown rebellion seven weeks by the autocratic regime of President Bashar Assad.


More than 565 civilians and 100 soldiers have died since the revolt began in March, will, according to rights groups.


Ivory Coast


NEW ': UN head suspected mass grave site


DAKAR, Senegal (AP) - A spokesman said investigators from the UN in Ivory Coast went to a football field after the announcement of a new mass grave there.


Hamadou Toure, spokesman for the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire, Abidjan, said by telephone that their mandate was to warn the Red Cross.


The field is located in the district of Abidjan besieged Yopougon, a company in the Capital Region who voted in large numbers at high Laurent Gbagbo.


Gbagbo has refused to accept his election defeat last November, and was arrested in April. His militia is believed to flee Yopougon. The area was planted there battles in recent days.


CEO compensation


CEO salaries and bonuses rise in 2010


NEW YORK (AP) - The CEOs of the largest companies were paid during the Great Depression better than the boom in 2007.


In 2007, the stock market set a new record high and unemployment was about half of what it is today.


The typical compensation package for the head of a company in 500 Standard & Poor's has $ 9,000,000 in 2010. It is an analysis by The Associated Press from data Equilar, an independent executive compensation research. It was 24 percent higher than last year, reversing two years of decline.


Leader has been inundated with more pay for all types - salaries, bonuses, stock options and benefits. The biggest gains came bonus.


Chief Executive Officers were awarded, as corporate profits rose in 2010, the economy got stronger and gradually firms continued to cut costs.


-BEN LADEN IN flagpole


NEWS: Ohio hotel, broken flag not mourning bin Laden


Springfield, Ohio (AP) - A hotel in Ohio has been pushing the angry phone calls, because a broken string on the mast has led some to think he was mourning the death of Osama bin Laden.


The rope on the left an American flag at half staff trapped for several days this week outside a Hampton Inn hotel in Springfield, in western Ohio. Deputy General Director Connie Smith says the Springfield News-Sun Hotel "started getting calls left and right" assuming the management of people supporting Bin Laden.


Smith said a man threatened to cut the mast.


She says the city is "naturally patriotic."


Journal of Information rope snapped as the hotel was trying to be respectful of Old Glory, replacing the flag, which was approved.


HOME Home Alone


NEW ': Illinois Current Home "Home Alone" for sale


Winnetka, Illinois (AP) - The brick house with 14 rooms defended against intruders by a young Macaulay Culkin in "Home Alone" is available in the suburbs of Chicago for $ 2.4 million.


The owners, John and Cynthia bought a red brick Abendshien Gregorian year 1988 875.000 dollars. They tell the Chicago Tribune that they know that is not the best time to put a high-end home market, but I hope will help the reputation of the house.


4,250 square feet home sits on half-acre lot in suburban Winnetka, about 20 miles north of Chicago. It has four bedrooms and includes a scale down Culkin sledded 1990 movie written by John Hughes.


Only pre-qualified buyers can make an appointment to see the house, not laid open.

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The Death Of Osama Used In Advertising Films


The most talked about news lately - the death of Osama, was incorporated in the new poster for a movie.


death of Osama Bin Laden has inspired the show just Bollywood. No, not aware of a film about terrorists again. But the filmmakers are trying to use the story of his execution in order to promote their films.


Decision-making for the future psychological thriller "404" Osama Bin Laden is included in their latest movie poster. 404 team has synergized the movie is the most talked about news of the death of Osama and I came out of this poster interesting. In fact, they have a poster of theiFacebook page. And this page as it accumulated a huge response and we talk.


Let's see what follows!

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Thursday, 5 May 2011

Osama Bin Laden Planned To Attack 9.11 Anniversary On The Train "


Documents found at the home of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan show that he intended to further attacks against the United States, even in the 9 / 11, U.S. reports say.


One of the plan aims to target rail route in the United States, the reports said, although not a direct threat has been detected.


Authorities are looking for computers, DVD and documents seized at the home of Abbottabad where they believe that bin Laden has been hiding for six years.


Obama should meet with some of the troops involved in the operation.


She holds private meetings on Friday, Fort Campbell, Kentucky, where at least part of the Navy SEALs have taken part in the raid.


Thursday ', the President visited the scene of the attack of 11 September 2001 in New York, where a wreath to commemorate the victims were killed almost 3,000 Ground Zero, and talking with relatives of the site.


He said the families of the victims that justice had been done, but that America "will never forget."


Derail the plan


Bin Laden, the leader of al-Qaida, which was the top U.S. most wanted list after the attacks in New York and Washington in 2001, died in UP Special Forces in northern Pakistan on Monday.


His body was then thrown into the sea from a U.S. aircraft carrier.


Information on the project apparently discovered in Pakistan was contained in a joint FBI and Homeland Security bulletin, told the Associated Press.


Bulletin distributed to law enforcement officials said the idea of ​​tinkering with tracks unspecified American railway were found in handwritten notes from the compound of bin Laden.


According to the report, agents of Al Qaeda planned to derail a train, so he plunged into a valley or on a bridge, AP reported.


"While it is clear that there was some level of planning such operations in February 2010, we have no recent information indicates a parcel force continues to target the transport and no information on potential targets or specific location," the warning.


An intelligence official said the text revealed the ambition of hitting the United States with large-scale attacks in major cities and at key moments such as birthdays and holidays.


"Following the plot"


A U.S. official anonymously told the New York Times revealed that Bin Laden documents was merely a figurehead of al-Qaeda sympathizers around the world


Continued to plot and plan, get ideas on the objectives, and to communicate those ideas to other high [Al] Qaeda, "the newspaper quoted the official as saying.


Meanwhile, more details on the life of bin Laden's compound in the Abbottabad and the exact sequence of events that led to his killing of al-Qaeda.


Senior Pakistani military officials said one of the wives of bin Laden told investigators that he had lived in the same room for five years, along with her husband.


New reports of the raid appears to contradict previous information on the raid.


The White House terrorism adviser John Brennan had originally proposed that Bin Laden was one of those who were armed with inside the compound.


The first accounts of Sunday night RAID suggested a long exchange of fire throughout the 40 minutes of action.


But U.S. officials now say only one person fired U.S. Special Forces.


He is suspected of having been runner Ben Laden, Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti, who was killed in a raid earlier.


Critics have raised concerns about the legality of the operation, after the United States has revised its account to accept bin Laden was unarmed when shot.


However, the U.S. argued that Bin Laden was a legitimate military target, killing a "man of national self-defense."


The U.S. raid against Osama bin Laden has been launched after months of surveillance by the CIA from a safe house in Abbottabad, the Washington Post reported Friday.


Citing unnamed sources, the newspaper of this operation, the CIA used satellite images and tried to register the vote in the camera, but remained pending before the military operation was launched finally.

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Wednesday, 4 May 2011

Do Not Jog In Such Things As Trophies, The Photo Of Obama On Osama


Washington: U.S. President Obama decided not to release the body images of Osama bin Laden, CBS News reported on Wednesday. Obama said, he found that the images of bin Laden, the bullets of blood, there is no way to get the doubters, but it could inflame tensions in the Muslim world and cause problems for American national security.

He will reveal his decision in an interview with the CBS program "60 Minutes", part of which you can control the programs of Network Evening News on Wednesday.

According to a copy read aloud the White House press conference, Obama said that there was no doubt that bin Laden was dead and that "we do not shake this stuff as trophies. - It is not who we are"

The debate on delivery pictures of Bin Laden had used the White House in the last two days. Some officials have said that the publication of the photos was inevitable. On Tuesday, the Director of Central Intelligence Agency, Leon Panetta, E, did not think there was "no doubt that, finally, a picture is presented to the public."

But Pentagon officials and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed his remorse for the release of horrifying images of the bloodied corpse of bin Laden, saying that the images will not silence those who doubt he's dead. Some members also objected to the release photographs, arguing that it would serve little use and could endanger U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.

"Imagine how the American people would respond if al-Qaeda has killed one of our troops or military leaders, and put pictures of the body on the Internet," said Representative Mike Rogers, Republican of Michigan and chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Intelligence. "Osama bin Laden is not a trophy. He died, and let us now focus on continuing the struggle, until Al-Qaeda has been deleted."

The White House announced that Obama will participate on Thursday laid a wreath laying ceremony, September 11 Memorial in Lower Manhattan. It 'also scheduled to meet with relatives of the victims and the 2001 terrorist attacks, but he does not speak. The White House has invited former President George W. Bush, accompanied by Obama in New York, but Bush refused, his spokesman said.

The plans were the details emerged about the raid on bin Laden safe house in Abbottabad, Pakistan. Administration officials said, after members of Navy SEAL killed Bin Laden, who discovered he had money - 500 euros (about $ 746) - and two phone numbers sewn into clothing. This suggests that bin Laden had a evacuation plan, which was not able to achieve when U.S. helicopters landed in the compound.

Administration officials have insisted that bin Laden had attempted to abandon last moments of their lives, and that the justification for the use of lethal force of Navy Seals. Last Wednesday, Attorney General Eric Holder of a broader argument, claiming the role of bin Laden in the soul of the September 11 day of the attacks.

"It was justified as an act of self defense," Holder said Senate Judiciary Committee. "If I had failed, he tried to surrender, I think, obviously, agreed. But there was no indication he wanted and what his murder was appropriate."

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BJP Asks Centre To Rethink Policy On Pakistan


NEW DELHI: In Pakistan are on the bench following the death of Osama bin Laden, the BJP has demanded that the UPA government led Congress should reconsider its policy in Pakistan.


The party is not satisfied with the recent decision to open the central Pakistani dialogue, especially if the recent initiative of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to call Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has Mohali.


The issue of terrorism was discussed at the meeting BJP central committee, chaired by party President Nitin Gadkari Wednesday.


Notice of meeting to read "Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and the Congress-led UPA government has insight that policy towards Pakistan. Talks and terror can not coexist."


Speaking to Express, BJP Secretary Ananth Kumar wanted UPA government to "put pressure on Pakistan to extradite Dawood Ibrahim and demonstrate political will in suspension Afzal Guru, the key accused in the Parliament attack."


After the meeting, Leader of the Opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley said in the joint statement of January 6, 2004, Pakistan had to take his land not used for terrorist activities against India.


It was the formulation of former Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, who has been accepted by Pakistan, and President Pervez Musharraf. But the BJP, he said, rejected the formulation of Manmohan Singh in Sharm el-Sheikh, who speaks must be separated from the terror. Recall that Manmohan Singh has described Pakistan as a victim of terrorism, the party said. "Pakistan is a sponsor and the use of terror and not his victim Pakistan has not been honest in its commitment that its territory will not be / is not used for terror. The world has recognized this reality. We urge the government of India to look at common sense. "


BJP insisted that the very fact that Osama has been housed in a hotel near the Pakistan Military Academy, said that Pakistan was the epicenter of global terrorism, which was housed the most wanted terrorist network worldwide.


India's legitimate concern that those who perpetrated the terrorist in India, are also housed comfortably in Pakistan is no longer in doubt.


Those who use the instrument of state policy on terrorism would always suffer because of their duplicity, the statement said.


Osama name as "against global terrorism", the party has described his removal as a high point in the global war against terrorism.

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