[Gigantor]

High level of rumors - Osmama caught - standing by...

I can say no more.

[Prince Charles]

Is this from a news source?

[Prime Choice]

I can say no more.

...or else you'd have to kill me, right?

[thoughtomator]

We can only hope. He won't be the last.

[rottndog]

Can't be--Not October yet.

[JennysCool]

I can say no more.

err...why the hell not?

[Flyer]

Another scoop?

I hope this is THE thread!

[Elkiejg]

I see from your FR page you work for "one of the big three" - should we assume that means ABCNBCCBS??? If so, are you hearing this rumor at work?

[Mo1]

You're sounding like Drudge


Could ya give us a bit more to go on?

[Prime Choice]

Wow...guess the flyers paid off after all...

[Nita Nupress]

I can say no more.

I'm up at 4:00 in the morning because I can't sleep and you tease me with this?! Post more or I'll be there in 10 minutes to lash you with my whip.

[goldstategop]

Unless there's an official communique from Central Command, I wouldn't place much credence in a bunch of rumors.

[Jim Robinson]

Here's hoping.

[rottndog]

Nothing on any of the wires.

[Free_at_last_-2001]

Osmama Osama - Excellent news!

[Just mythoughts]

No time frame, minutes, hours, days?

[k2blader]

I thought Osama was dead, but capture would work too!

[ECM]

Did they find some paste on a cave wall in Afghanistan to clone?

[vikingchick]

Dead or alive? Either way, it's all good.

[Allegra]

Where are these rumors coming from?

There are no rumors flying around from this side of the theater.

[Prince Charles]

Latest I've got from the wires:

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- Pakistani forces moved into areas of their country's border with Afghanistan after satellite telephone intercepts indicated al-Qaida members were hiding there, security officials said yesterday . There was no indication al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden was involved, but two intelligence officials said participants discussed a man called "Shaikh," a code name for bin Laden.

"Some people who were speaking in Arabic have been heard saying Shaikh is in good health," one official said.

The conversations took place last year, but it was not clear when the U.S. shared its information with Pakistan.

Although security officials caution they have no confirmed information on bin Laden's whereabouts, Pakistani rapid reaction forces have been deployed to areas along the border, a mountainous landscape that runs 3,200 miles from the Himalayas in Pakistan's northern territories to the desert of southwestern Baluchistan.

"We are not close to capturing Osama, but all efforts and operations are directed at finding clues about his whereabouts," a senior government official said.