Return of the Boogeyman: Osama Warns of Imminent Attack
Jan 25th, 2010 | By Kevin Hayden | Category: Alphabet Agencies & Operations, Featured ArticlesSource: Infowars
[Hayden's Note: ....really? I almost fell over laughing when I heard that *another* Osama bin Laden tape had been released. The only thing funnier would be Osama claiming responsibility for the Christmas Day underwear bombing attempt. When will this nonsense stop? When will people realize that this "terrorist", bin Laden, has been dead for quite some time now. The former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Benazir Bhutto, even stated that Osama bin Laden was killed in an interview with Sir Robert Frost on the BBC. She was assassinated shortly thereafter. Any coincidence that since that time we have learned a great deal about Cheney's secret CIA approved 'Assassination Teams' being led by Blackwater? Hmmm. The "terror" just keeps on coming!]
In a patently absurd follow-up to the made-over Osama by the Justice Department (using the face of an Italian communist), the CIA and Defense Department linked propaganda unit IntelCenter has released yet another Osama audio tape. IntelCenter was caught adding its logo and that of As-Sahab to the same layer of a purported al-Qaeda video, according to Neal Krawetz, a researcher and computer security consultant. The As-Sahab Foundation for Islamic Media Publication is said to be al-Qaeda’s media production house.
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“Osama bin Laden’s word choice in the latest audio message attributed to him is seen as a ‘possible indicator’ of an upcoming attack by his Al-Qaeda (all-CIA-duh!) network, a US monitoring group warned Sunday,” reports AFP.
The phrase “Peace be upon those who follow guidance,” appears at the beginning and end of messages “released in advance of attacks that are designed to provide warning to Al-Qaeda’s enemies that they need to change their ways or they will be attacked,” said IntelCenter.
Audio releases were Osama bin Laden’s normal vehicle for statements, with video statements having been very rare since September 11, 2001, according to IntelCenter.
In 2002, scientists in Switzerland indicated that an audio tape attributed to Osama bin Laden was a fake. Researchers at the Dalle Molle Institute for Perceptual Artificial Intelligence, in Lausanne, said the message was recorded by an impostor. The CIA and Pentagon stopped using video to propagate the al-Qaeda myth after the Fat Bin Laden video and the Grecian Formula video were widely criticized and easily debunked. Recent video tapes show images of Bin Laden before he died in late 2001.
The IntelCenter is painfully aware that anybody who pays attention understands Osama is dead. “Consequently, audio messages are the rule, not the exception, and thus speculation as to health or anything else merely because the message is in audio form and not video does not hold up to analytical scrutiny,” the propaganda front explained.
The SITE Intelligence Group, a sister organization, quoted the dead CIA asset on September 25. In that fabrication, Osama supposedly told European countries to withdraw their forces from Afghanistan. The warning came prior to Obama’s announcement to increase the number of troops in the country in early December.
Earlier this month, the FBI was caught with its pants down when it used the image of a Spanish communist leader as a template for a new image of the dead al-Qaeda frontman. The westernized Osama in the sloppily constructed montage was designed for audiences in the United States and Europe.
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