FUGITIVE al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden has "ceased to be important," with the movement he created posing a far greater threat, respected British Middle East correspondent Robert Fisk has said. "To look for bin Laden now is as useful as detaining nuclear scientists after the creation of the atomic bomb," Fisk, who has interviewed the Saudi-born terror mastermind three times, said. "Bin Laden has ceased to be important." "Yet we are still following the Hollywoodesque vision of the existence of Bin Laden. Is he alive? When will they catch him?" "Bin Laden created Al-Qaeda. His work is done. Would it...