• But I mean, they could have been written by Osama bin-Laden twenty years ago.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

  • In the story, we stated that frontmen for Osama Bin-Laden owned shares in an international mining company called Oryx Natural Resources.

    BBC: Oryx Natural Resources: An apology

  • On the 31 October, a story appeared on BBC News Online about the funding of Osama Bin-Laden's terrorist network, Al-Qaeda, and its links to the diamond trade.

    BBC: Oryx Natural Resources: An apology

  • Many of the most prominent figures in international terrorism - Osama bin Laden, Zawahiri himself - grew out of the Muslim Brotherhood.

    NPR: Documentary Examines Muslim Brotherhood

  • Barack Obama's 2012 re-election campaign made much of the fact that Osama Bin Laden - named as the US's "public enemy number one" by Bill Clinton in 1998 - had been killed under his leadership.

    BBC: Why do people keep lists of enemies?

  • Under the banner of this domestic unity and international legitimacy -- and only after the Taliban refused to turn over Osama bin Laden -- we sent our troops into Afghanistan.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama on the Way Forward in Afghanistan and Pakistan | The White House

  • Earlier this month, the Pentagon said it had received "credible reports" suggesting that Mohammed Atef -- one of al Qaeda's top aides to Osama bin Laden -- was killed in an airstrike south of Kabul.

    CNN: Taliban say Omar safe, deny strike hit leadership compound

  • In his written testimony to the committee, Blair said it would take the capture or deaths of al Qaeda's top two leaders -- Osama bin Laden and Ayman al Zawahiri -- to possibly end the group's intent to attack the United States.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • In so doing, they are gambling that - in the face of fresh threats of terror attacks in this country from Osama bin Laden - we will not be put at greater risk.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Patriot Act advocates launch TV ad campaign

  • Some of the group's senior figures - including Osama Bin Laden's son, Saad Bin Laden, and former security chief Saif al-Adel - are said to have fled to Iran after the US-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001.

    BBC: Iran denies link to Canada train 'al-Qaeda plot'

  • An attorney for one of the detainees, Salim Ahmed Hamdan -- Osama bin Laden's alleged driver and bodyguard -- said he would file an appeal asking that charges be dropped against the Yemeni native.

    CNN: Justices: Gitmo detainees can challenge detention in U.S. courts

  • There are an estimated 1, 000 sympathisers of Osama Bin Laden - perhaps more - in Yemen, many of whom are activists.

    BBC: Middle East correspondent Frank Gardner

  • U.S. prosecutors believe Osama bin Laden -- described as the "prime suspect" in the hijackings -- was behind that plot as well.

    CNN: FBI tracked man in custody 2 weeks before attacks

  • U.S. authorities have identified Saudi dissident Osama bin Laden -- living in Afghanistan as a "guest" of the Taliban -- as the prime suspect behind last week's attacks.

    CNN: Taliban's Mullah Omar 'in hiding'

  • Some also suspect al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden -- the mastermind of the September 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington -- may be in the area.

    CNN: Fierce battle in al Qaeda hunt

  • An updated list of suspected terrorists is being sent to US financial institutions so they can check for links to Osama Bin Laden - suspected of carrying out the attacks.

    BBC: UK targets terrorist finances

  • If President is thinking of in the U.S. in light of the new tape from Osama bin Laden -- now no more videotape but he's issuing now only the audio tapes.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • Since the attacks on Washington and New York an international investigation has swung into action focusing on Osama bin Laden -- the suspected mastermind behind the strikes -- his associates and financial network.

    CNN: Bin Laden wanted

  • And so people will see that either there is insufficient circumstantial evidence to go forward with something like this, which involves a unilateral operation in another country to go after somebody you believe is Osama bin Laden -- and there were differences of views that were discussed.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • While President Obama was in the Oval Office, making the toughest calls any president has had to make -- how to save the economy from depression, rescue the American auto industry, bring affordable health care to millions of Americans or take out Osama bin Laden -- Paul Ryan was in a different room.

    CNN: Paul Ryan's dangerous vision

  • Odum said leaks about U.S. intelligence over the past 10 to 15 years may have allowed people such as Osama bin Laden -- the Saudi multimillionaire and suspected terrorist who the Bush administration believes may be behind the attacks on Washington and New York -- to learn a great deal about how to evade it.

    CNN: Experts: A variety of intelligence factors may have played a role

  • Ditto the Russians, Chinese and others -- perhaps to include Osama bin Laden and his ilk -- who are capable of waging biological warfare.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?

  • Its overseas branch, led by Ayman al-Zawahiri, forged an alliance with Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda.

    ECONOMIST: Public repentance

  • As the crew recorded from behind her, a large image popped on her computer monitor -- Osama bin Laden.

    CNN: Assassin's wife: My undying affection for bin Laden

  • In a May 2011 interview with the Asia Times, Mullah Nazir openly supported Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar and the then al-Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden while rejecting claims that he was opposed to al-Qaeda.

    BBC: Obituary: Mullah Nazir

  • So we have to remind people that after ten long years of war -- after so many of our heroic men and women in uniform have served, sacrificed, gave their lives -- Osama bin Laden is no longer a threat to this country. (Applause.) Thanks to them.

    WHITEHOUSE: Remarks by the First Lady at a Campaign Event

  • And I believe that a fresh start, new credibility, a president who can understand what we have to do to reach out to the Muslim world to make it clear that this is not, you know -- Osama bin Laden uses the invasion of Iraq in order to go out to people and say that America has declared war on Islam.

    CNN: Transcript: When has Bush misled the public?

  • We have made clear that given the threat that Osama bin Laden represents -- represented rather -- to the United States, given that he was the most wanted man in the world -- a mass murderer, a terrorist who continued to plot against the United States and our allies -- that the President would use whatever means necessary to ensure that we could eliminate him.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • As widespread as frustration with the feudal rule of the al-Saud family may be, and as admiring of Osama bin Laden's riches-to-rags image as some Saudis are, the attacks on the kingdom's own soil have radically curtailed any lingering support for al-Qaeda.

    ECONOMIST: A blow for the forces of evil | The

  • America recently intensified its anti-terrorism operations in Yemen, which is the ancestral home of Osama bin Laden, the Saudi-born leader of al-Qaeda.

    ECONOMIST: Assassination by remote control | The

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