And is probably not far from a dialysis machine, typically not found in a cave or cubbyhole. In other words, someone is most likely sheltering this very tall, "armed and dangerous" "most wanted man"*.
Bin Laden staircase brought back to museum
Snip: If Osama bin Laden wants his marble staircase back, he'll have to visit the state Military Museum and Veterans Research Center. 'I'd like to see him try and get it back,' Maj. Steve McAlpin of
Current suspected Bin Laden location
Snip: U.S. intelligence suspects al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden is hiding in Chitral, a region in northern Pakistan, the Pakistani Daily Times reported Aug. 25, citing anonymous intelligence officials. The sources based their conclusions on an examination of trees seen in bin Laden's video footage dating back to 2003 and the length of time it takes for audiotapes from bin Laden regarding recent events to reach the media.
Boyhood friend struggles with Bin Laden's terror
Snip: Batarfi never thought his friend would become the man the world knows as Osama bin Laden -- a leader of a terrorist organization and a man who plans and carries out mass murder.
Al Qaeda "higher-up" nicknamed "Abu Reuters"
Snip: "Al Reuters" is a derrogatory term used in the conservative blogosphere for the Reuters news service. But it turns out that Osama bin Laden valued the western media so much that one of his media advisers had the pseudonym "Abu Reuters." Al Qaeda videos are specifically designed for play in the Western media, with its own production company providing English subtitles. Said one CNN producer, "The media meant and still means a lot to them.”
Common myths about Al Qaeda terrorism
Snip: The sample used in this study included al-Qaida members from the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Northern Africa, and Europe.
*Dead or alive!
What a good sampling of links.
I'll add my one here:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=bin+laden+%2B+coward&btnG=Google+Search