Washington
5 / 5 / 11
United States announced yesterday that it will not release the photo of Osama bin Laden's body and announced that it reserves the right to act against suspects again of terrorism in Pakistan, according to the White House.
"The president has taken the decision not to disclose any of the photos of Osama Bin Laden dead," said White House spokesman, Jay Carney, told reporters.
"There is no doubt that Bin Laden is dead. Surely there are questions about his death among members of al-Qaida. And then I do not think that a photograph in itself make the difference, "said the president was quoted by the spokesman.
"It's no national security interest to allow (the publication) of these images, so as to avoid as in the past that serve as icons for mobilizing against the United States, "he added. Carney
yes when asked if the U.S. president would similia attack in Pakistan, if confirmed the presence of suspected terrorists in that country. "(Barack) Obama believes that the decision was correct and you still feel that," he added.
More than 48 hours after removal of the world's most wanted man, U.S. analysts were trying to "draw out" the dozens of hard drives, USB computers and found at his residence. "I'd be very surprised if it came across a gold mine," said McLaughlin, a former number 2 of the CIA. McLaughlin pointed to the computer of Ahmed Ghailani, one of the perpetrators of the bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998, which allowed to prevent an attack against financial institutions in New York.
is primarily to "detect the threats that are in place" and "achieve other objectives at the heart of Al Qaida" as the number 2 network, Ayman al-Zawahiri, for its part said Michael Leiter, director of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center.
DAUGHTER OF ACTION SEEN OSAMA
As regards the details of the death of the leader of Al Qaeda disclosures are being made with a dropper. A daughter of Osama Bin Laden 12 years old, currently detained in Pakistan along with other children and a wife of his father, he saw the American soldiers killed the leader of al Qaeda, sources said the Pakistani secret services (ISI) yesterday Wednesday.
This girl "we confirmed that Osama had been killed with bullets and he was taken," they added. Bin Laden himself was unarmed when he was killed, as acknowledged by the White House on Tuesday and "had no command that could defend," said police sources in Abbottabad.
Meanwhile, some 70 lawyers Abbottabad demonstrated Wednesday against the operation that led to the death of Bin Laden, which they regard as a violation of the sovereignty of Pakistan. However, the U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said Wednesday in the Senate that the operation was "completely legal" and a "legitimate act of national defense." "Was it act under the principle that (Bin Laden) was a walking bomb," asked Sen. Lindsey Graham, to which Holder replied: "Exactly." Despite the deterioration of relations between the U.S. and Pakistan, two countries, allied in what Washington calls the "war against terrorism ", have an interest in maintaining their alliance, according expertos.a. (Listin Diario)
slipped But if a bloody photos of his fellow
5 / 5 / 11
United States announced yesterday that it will not release the photo of Osama bin Laden's body and announced that it reserves the right to act against suspects again of terrorism in Pakistan, according to the White House.
"The president has taken the decision not to disclose any of the photos of Osama Bin Laden dead," said White House spokesman, Jay Carney, told reporters.
"There is no doubt that Bin Laden is dead. Surely there are questions about his death among members of al-Qaida. And then I do not think that a photograph in itself make the difference, "said the president was quoted by the spokesman.
"It's no national security interest to allow (the publication) of these images, so as to avoid as in the past that serve as icons for mobilizing against the United States, "he added. Carney
yes when asked if the U.S. president would similia attack in Pakistan, if confirmed the presence of suspected terrorists in that country. "(Barack) Obama believes that the decision was correct and you still feel that," he added.
More than 48 hours after removal of the world's most wanted man, U.S. analysts were trying to "draw out" the dozens of hard drives, USB computers and found at his residence. "I'd be very surprised if it came across a gold mine," said McLaughlin, a former number 2 of the CIA. McLaughlin pointed to the computer of Ahmed Ghailani, one of the perpetrators of the bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998, which allowed to prevent an attack against financial institutions in New York.
is primarily to "detect the threats that are in place" and "achieve other objectives at the heart of Al Qaida" as the number 2 network, Ayman al-Zawahiri, for its part said Michael Leiter, director of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center.
DAUGHTER OF ACTION SEEN OSAMA
As regards the details of the death of the leader of Al Qaeda disclosures are being made with a dropper. A daughter of Osama Bin Laden 12 years old, currently detained in Pakistan along with other children and a wife of his father, he saw the American soldiers killed the leader of al Qaeda, sources said the Pakistani secret services (ISI) yesterday Wednesday.
This girl "we confirmed that Osama had been killed with bullets and he was taken," they added. Bin Laden himself was unarmed when he was killed, as acknowledged by the White House on Tuesday and "had no command that could defend," said police sources in Abbottabad.
Meanwhile, some 70 lawyers Abbottabad demonstrated Wednesday against the operation that led to the death of Bin Laden, which they regard as a violation of the sovereignty of Pakistan. However, the U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said Wednesday in the Senate that the operation was "completely legal" and a "legitimate act of national defense." "Was it act under the principle that (Bin Laden) was a walking bomb," asked Sen. Lindsey Graham, to which Holder replied: "Exactly." Despite the deterioration of relations between the U.S. and Pakistan, two countries, allied in what Washington calls the "war against terrorism ", have an interest in maintaining their alliance, according expertos.a. (Listin Diario)
slipped But if a bloody photos of his fellow
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