Both Osama Bin Laden and George W. Bush blasted Arab governments.
Osama Bin Laden attacked Arab governments because they are protecting
Israel. George W. Bush attacked Arab governments because they don=92t
do enough to protect Israel. George W. Bush looks at the Arab
governments as king****ps and dictator****ps. =93Only (American-)Arab
Iraq and Jewish Israel are democratic=94 George W. Bush said. Osama
Bin Laden affirms the interest of the Palestinians to gain back
Palestine. George W. Bush hardly mentions the Palestinians and
attacks their leader****ps as =93terrorists.=94
Looking at both Osama Bin Laden and George W. Bush one can see where
each one is anchored at. Osama Bin Laden is rooted in a free state
for Muslims. George W. Bush is advocating the destruction of Arabs
and Muslims for exploitation and expropriation. While Osama Bin
Laden
does not seem to have any alliances to fulfill his objectives the
dream of every Arab and Muslim to be free from Zionism, Imperialism,
Nazism, Christianism and Communism, George W. Bush has many alliances
most of which are created by the United States of America over the
years under the umbrella of Imperialism last one of which is Iraq
taken militarily and the second is Lebanon maneuvered to be
subjugated
politically and economically and militarily most of which done by
Lebanese against Lebanese following the Turkish saying, =93When the
flies fight among themselves, you guarantee survival.=94
Both George W. Bush and Osama Bin Laden say that Iran wishes to take
over the Arabs and Muslims. That is a plus for Israel and the United
States of America. Here I believe Osama Bin Laden loses
strategically
unless his strategy to side with the enemy against a common enemy to
make the first enemy relax its guard against Al-Qaeda. Here Osama
Bin Laden becomes na=EFve politically because the United States of
America is more advanced militarily than to fall for such a maneuver.
I have no doubt that Osama Bin Laden=92s intent is to liberate
Palestine
from the Israeli and Western colonial powers and he has no specific
plan apparently to do the job. Attacking Hezbollah and Hamas,
distracting their enemies is also na=EFve as both are the only
organizations fighting for the Palestinian people and Israel and the
United States of America are determined to kill them both savagely
and
atrociously.
Although Osama Bin Laden has got good intentions and although he is
looked at these days as a legitimate opponent of the United States of
America speaking at the the highest level of a =93State of Islam in the
Making=94 compared to the president of the United States of America, he
is making a grave mistake militarily. Knowing that Al-Qaeda is not
a
specific state and Al-Qaeda is operating in secrecy and
subversively,
Osama Bin Laden should stay =93formless=94 to achieve strength against
the
enemy. Formlessness keeps the enemy guessing and over the years with
no specific major operation relaxes the enemy and exposes it to more
disastrous =91binladination=92 like the one we saw in New York City.
It is my opinion that Osama Bin Laden is falling for fame and that
may prove his final moment. Al-Qaeda should have better strategies
like the ones it took before it was recognized worldwide for its
operational exploits and dramatic and spectacular retaliations.
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Bin Laden lashes out at Arab leaders
By OMAR SINAN
2 hours, 56 minutes ago
Osama bin Laden released a new message on Sunday denouncing Arab
leaders for sacrificing the Palestinians and saying the head of the
****ite militant group Hezbollah did not really have the strength to
take on Israel.
In his second audio message in three days focusing on the
Palestinians, the al-Qaida leader said the only way to liberate
Palestine is to fight the Arab regimes that are protecting Israel.
And
he called on Muslim militants in Egypt to help break the blockade of
Gaza.
Bin Laden said Muslims should ignore the Islamic prohibition against
raising arms against fellow Muslims, claiming it was legitimate to
rise up against leaders who are not governing according to Islamic
law. Those leaders, he said, came to power "either by a military coup
or with backing from foreign forces."
"Those (Arab) kings and leaders sacrificed Palestine and Al-Aqsa to
keep their crowns," bin Laden said, referring to Al-Aqsa mosque in
Jerusalem, one of Islam's holiest sites. "But we will not be relieved
of this responsibility."
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