Posted on 05/06/2011 1:05:25 PM PDT by Bad~Rodeo
ISLAMABAD, May 6 : Al Qaeda confirmed Osama Bin Laden was dead on Friday, dispelling some of the fog around the killing of the holy warrior, and vowed to mount more attacks on the West.
The announcement by the Islamist network, which promised to publish a taped message from Bin Laden soon, appeared likely to silence doubts expressed by some that he had died at all.
In a statement online, it said Bin Ladens blood is more precious to us and to every Muslim than to be wasted in vain.
It will remain, with permission from Allah the Almighty, a curse that hunts the Americans and their collaborators and chases them inside and outside their country.
Al Qaeda urged Pakistanis to rise up against their government to cleanse the country of what it called the shame brought on it by Bin Ladens shooting and of the filth of the Americans who spread corruption in it.
Before the sheikh passed from this world and before he could share with the Islamic nation in its joys over its revolutions in the face of the oppressors, he recorded a voice recording of congratulations and advice which we will publish soon, God willing, the militant group said.
We warn the Americans not to harm the corpse of the sheikh or expose it to any indecent treatment or to harm any members of his family, living or dead, and to deliver the corpses to their families, it added. US officials say Bin Ladens body has been buried at.
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Outstanding. That explains why he had others do his martyring for him; he had no use for those 72 virgins.
Why are they so inflamed? Allah apparently decided not to give him divine protection any more. Either that or there is no Allah to protect as Bin Laden claimed.
I hear the latest signature drink in bars across America is the bin Laden: Two shots and a splash of saltwater.
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