Osama Bin Laden is Dead?

Last week, Al Qaeda issued its annual Christmas threat to the United States promising suicide bombings during the holidays.

CIA reports, doctors and biographers have stated that Bin Laden is stuffed full of diseases from typhoid to renal disease, Addison’s disease, secondary osteoporosis and Marfan syndrome.

Intelligence agencies think that in 2000, he had kidney dialysis devices shipped to him in Afghanistan. His 1987 biography states that Bin Laden was being treated with insulin for diabetes and suffered serious low blood pressure. It can be reasoned that the most wanted man in the world has been regularly receiving medical attention without detection for the past 10 years?

“Of course he’s dead,” former CIA case officer Robert Baer.

In 2002 and 2009, Pakistani Presidents Pervez Musharraf and Asif Ali Zardari on separate occasions said that Bin Laden was dead.

Al Qaeda wants the United States and the world to believe Bin Laden is still alive.

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