Osama Bin Laden Diary Taufiqurrahman Ishak KhanMei 12, 2011 1 komentar

Osama Bin Laden Writing Diary?

U.S. intelligence agencies now are examining a journal that is found in the location of Osama bin Laden's hiding place when U.S. forces conduct raid. Journals are written by hand and are thought to belong to Bin Ladin.

This was revealed by a U.S. official who would not reveal his true identity. "Among the items seized in the raid that killed Bin Laden, there is a notebook in which Bin Laden writing his ideas to do some surgery," claims the official.

According to him, the book records found no diary and in it there is no record that is personal or emotional writer. "The book records contained only ideas only. There is no record about where Bin Ladin been and what he was doing," the U.S. official said earlier.

He refused to explain how important the record book that claimed it was written by bin Laden. "It's just a book. One of many goods, like computers, hardware, DVD, tape recorders and other items found in Abbotabad and confiscated," he said.

Osama Poster Code Hardware

Meanwhile in Pakistan, Osama Bin Laden poster sales sells. Pakistan reported the mass media, since news of his death, more than 100,000 people bought posters and the numbers likely will continue to rise until a few days ahead.

Al-Qaida leader was declared dead by the U.S. government, the armed invasion of U.S. elite forces to a location in Abbotabad, who claimed to be the hiding place of Osama over the years. U.S. made bin Laden as their enemy number one, because it is considered responsible for the terrorist attacks on 11 September 2001 to the U.S., which killed nearly 3,000 people. (Ln / TOI)