Bin Laden Hideout Revealed By Man Who Delivered Groceries- Promised Al-Qa'ida's Wives If They Die

Times UK ^ | 11/29/01

[weikel]

We got the bastard now yes!!!

[wattsmag2]

Don't forget the pig's knuckles

[EggsAckley]

"They have advised me that if they are killed I am
authorised to take their wives. The ones I do not want
I must give to my fellow tribesmen."

Yeah, sure. LOL!

[Tai_Chung]

Click Here for graphic of hideout.

Notice they even have the secret door listed. Don't tell anyone about the secret door. It's a secret.

[oc-flyfish]

I would suspect that the ventilation shafts would be apparent in the evening with thermal detection. That would be the best method of "smoking them out" if you get my drift.

[Tai_Chung]

The whole complex is powered by hydroelectric power which apparently even works during a 5-year drought.

[coloradan]

Washington is now considering using giant "daisy cutter" bombs which ignite a cloud of fuel vapour, creating a fireball to suck oxygen from the caves — and suffocate anyone caught inside.

Daisy cutters are conventionally explosive, not fuel-air.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Khyber Pass ?

[MaxwellWolf]

A neutron bomb of course can clean out all cockroaches very easily.

[NeoCaveman]

You get wives for delivering groceries, I wonder what they guy who mows the lawn gets. LOL

[TheUglyAmerican]

NOW - LET'S ROLL!

[babygene]

That's not necessarly so. With a properly designed counter-flow heat exchanger, the exit air tem. could be controled.

[ppaul]

.....bombs which ignite a cloud of fuel vapour, creating a fireball to suck oxygen from the caves — and suffocate anyone caught inside.

Send 'em up in a fireball of flaming bacon grease!
(fuel-air mixture exploding missile packed with lard and bacon drippings)

Fatwaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh!

"The Taliban are about to take a pounding" - Britain's Tony Blair

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[Vinomori]

Why don't we just cut off the groceries?

[NewAmsterdam]

Ever heard of desinformation and propaganda? This is a classic British secret service planted story. In fact, it was published yesterday in The Telegraph as an 'exclusive' story; an Afghan journalist had risked his life and went up to Tora Bora where he gathered all this 'information' only to return unharmed to tell the Telegraph journo. And now this: it appears in The Times as well. Same story, same bollocks. Don't believe a word of it.

[GraniteStateConservative]

This all sounds like something from a Bond-send-up like Austin Powers. Maybe bin Laden has a "Mini-Me", too, and he strokes a cat or small dog in his lap while he plots in his evil lair...