Posted on 08/21/2005 4:39:34 PM PDT by ~Vor~
"go beyond what has been reported and get a clearer picture of the day that redefined our nation.
"...an exceptionally powerful series..." —Dorothy Rabinowitz, Wall Street Journal
"...a visually compelling sweep of imagery..." —Ned Martel, New York Times
(Excerpt) Read more at nationalgeographic.com ...
Do you know how many times I have passed the exit for that town in NC while traveling I-85? Since 1968. (Of course you don't LOL!) And to think KSM went to school there?
It is almost in the middle of nowhere. Where one would think he was isolated from terrorists. My God, that is scary.
Same here... but the digital is in the other room than my computer, so I can't post while watching! I need to dump digital and get a laptop!
So Bin Laden appears to have taken out Azzam to get control of The Base.
Bye troll
Cindy Sheehan is that you?
we are up to 1989/1990 so far. talking about how OBL was offering the saudis protection from saddam's invasion, and how he was mad the saudis used the US instead.
Just ominous when you stop and think about the various muslim communities around the country that are all being taught this hate. Too, while the various groups are separate, their hate for the west unites them.
Is anyone home?
Al Said Nosir killing Meyer Khanne in 1990, under direction of OBL.
I need to get both and a wireless :0)
He's off his meds. All of his posts tonight have that same theme--and not deleted by mods yet--strange, they are usually quick on the draw.
Coffe break time for the Mods....:-)
Just like a mob hit
Steve Emerson is one of the main interviewees on this. He's a well-known terrorist expert.
Basically what I have realized SO FAR, is that if we had rooted for and helped the Soviet Union in the 1980's, to defeat Afghanistan...none of this MIGHT have happened..
Bin Ladin got his reputation from defeating the Soviets, even though a CIA guy that was stationed in Pakistan, discounts Bin Ladin's supposed "heroics.""
Also, right after the war, the leader of the Afghan group and his two sons were "car bombed", which gave Bin Ladin the leaders position.
Also, back in the 80's there were already 30 something Al-queda "outposts" in American cities...as well as 30 something al-Queda headquaters in 38 or so countries!
Re: #2--thank you for the link. I have a National Geographic channel but I think it's Canadian. I will go check it out now.
I'm glad I stopped in just before bedtime...
Recording it right now west coast time. Hope it really tells the truth.
You're very welcome Proud American in Canada.
Running up and down these stairs are gonna kill me *L*
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