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I read Osama bin Laden's "Letter to America”, so you don't have to. I don’t know why this letter became popular. But it unsettles me when I saw people calling it " disillusioning, mind-blowing, and profoundly changes their view of Zionist/American anti-Palestinian/Muslim narratives”. I will directly quote from that disgusting letter.
Osama bin Laden was an immensely well-educated and articulate person. People forget this, because the media portrayed him as a madman or a brute. This becomes a problem when people (particularly teenagers who are just discovering politics) are exposed to his rhetoric for the first time and are taken off guard and dazzled by it.
Although it articulates many of the beliefs of radical Islamists, it is unlikely to have been written by Osama bin Laden, for reasons of timing and content: Timing issue: The letter was published a year after Osama bin Laden's death, reportedly of Marfan syndrome (c. December 2001) in a Dubai hospital.
Nov 16, 2023 · The full text and summary of Osama bin Laden's 'Letter to America' were removed from Reddit after going viral on TikTok. The Guardian also deleted the transcript from its website, citing ...
OBL's initial denial. The Bush administration's absolute and total unwillingness to send OBL to a third country to be put on trial as the Taliban actually offered about a week after 9/11. The Bush administration's willingness to use torture, knowing full well that you would get bad intel and false confessions.
To the American people, Peace be upon those who follow the righteous track. Thesubjectofmy talk to you is the overwhelming control of capital (Var.: money)andits effect on ongoing war between us. direct mytalk specificallyto thosewho supportreal change, especially theyouth. Your former president warned you previouslyabout the devastating Jewish ...
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