Wo ist Osama Bin Laden, Herr Karsai?

Xanderale.mbacarra, du redest wirr...geh dich erstmal ausnüchtern und wenn du damit fertig bist, erklärst du mir, was du mir mit deinen letzten zwei Kommentaren sagen wolltest.

Richtig. Wie heißts so schön? "Kriegsverbrechen von 1945 sind Außenpolitik im 21. Jahrhundert"

...oder Marsmännchen...

Ich frage noch mal - was verspricht sich die Bundesregierung davon, sich für die "Achse des Guten" zum Affen zu machen?

Woo-hoo, Osama Bin Laden finden und die Welt retten, ja - ganz toll. Meint ihr nicht, dass der schon längst irgendwo anders ist, wo er doch genau weiß, dass die Amis jeden Stein in jeder Höhle in Afghanistan umdrehen, wenn er denn überhaupt noch am Leben ist?

Die ganze Afghanistan-Geschichte ist, wenn überhaupt, nur noch aus humanitären Gründen sinnvoll. Ansonsten ist es einfach nur ein Affentheater ohne jedes Beispiel...

..wahrscheinlich findet man dort eher den Osterhasen oder den Weihnachtsmann...

vielleicht sind wir ja genau deswegen da ..... aber das ist ja verbotnes neokonservativ/liberales denken .....

nichtstun und sich rausshalten macht die welt ja bestimmt sicherer und schöner .....

achso und osama und seine al quaida sind doch eh nur noch schattenkämpfer - die richtigen terroristen züchten die amis und unsere regierung doch selbst !!!

der ami bückt sich und die deutsche koalition kriecht ihm in den arsch anstatt ihn zu fragen warum er vor 65 jahren da war - kriegstreiber wie bush gehören nach den haag vor ein kriegsverbrechertribunal und schwarz rot mit !!!

Ich seh keinen Grund, dass sich Deutschland mit den Ölgötzen anlegt, nur weil Amerika nach einem Geist sucht. Ich dachte, wir Deutschen haben gelernt, was Krieg bedeutet?

Der Osama ist im Himmel bei seinen Jungfrauen........

Wo ist Osama Bin Laden, Herr Karsai?

Da war mir die Politik von Kohl aber lieber. Was haben wir in Asien zu suchen??
Die Einwohnerzahlen in Deutschland schrumpfen auch so, da brauchen wir keine Nachhilfe.

Eltern und Großeltern wehrt EUCH!!

Dann sollen die sich eine Berufsarmee anschaffen.

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Wo ist Osama Bin Laden, Herr Karsai?:-) Glaubt den wirklich immer noch ein Arsch, dass die Bundeswehr nach Afghanistan musste und jettz noch tiefer rein soll wegen einen Bin Laden oder wegen ein paar Idioten von Talibans? Glaubt den immer noch ein Arsch das die NATO (auser bei Einsatz von Atombomben oder Massenbomben gegen Zivilie wie die Britten und USA) irgendwas in Afghanistan aendern wird? Ja, ein paar tode Deutsche Soldaten die ihr Leben lassen werden oder mussten wegen Wahnsinnigen oder verlogenen Politikern oder Fach Idioten wie die Gruenen. Die Afghanen haben die Russen rausgeworfen und wenn die NATO Afghanistan als Uebunsplatz fuer spaetere Einsaetze benutzt, naja, Gute Training aber gewinnen? Ohne Nuklearbomber bekommt auch die NATO den Arsch voll wie die Britten und die uSA im Irak. Dieser Einsatz ist GROESSENWAHN und menschlich eine schweinerei denn es werden Deutsche Soldaten in einen Einsatz geschick der aus Illusionen aus einer Traumfabrik kommt. Wer heute ja zum Einsatz von Deutschen Soldaten in Afghanistan sagt ist genau so ein Politmafiamensch wie Blair, Bush, Aznar, Berlusconi etc. Hier geht es um das Leben von Deutschen Soldaten fuer nichts, aber das scheint dieser 'Christlichen Gruenen Roten' Idioten Regierung am Arsch vorbei zu gehen denn seit dem 9/11 dient der Buerger ja sowieso nur noch zum waehlen!

The bin Laden family (and Yeslam bin Laden in particular) have thus had long-standing and close ties to the London/Geneva-based Albilad company, created in the `70s by Mohammed Ben Fahd and taken over by Saud Ben Nayef in 1984. Albilad was the main instrument for negotiation of the Anglo-Saudi Al Yamama agreement. Saudi interests were represented by businessman Wafik Said, while the British side was represented by Jonathan Aitken, currently a minister in the Major government. It might be noted that a major player in these negotiations was none other than Mark Thatcher, son of the former Prime Minister and very close to Wafik Said.

Mr. Baker visited the bin Laden family both in 1998 and 1999, according to people close to the family. In the second trip, he traveled on a family plane. Mr. Baker declined comment, as did Mr. Carlucci, a past chairman of Nortel Networks Corp., which has partnered with Saudi Binladin Group on telecommunications ventures.

A Carlyle executive said the bin Laden family committed $2 million through a London investment arm in Carlyle Partners II Fund, which raised $ 1.3 billion overall. The fund has purchased several aerospace companies among 29 deals. So far, the family received $1.3. million back in completed investments and should ultimately realize a 40% annualized rate of return, the Carlyle executive said.

But a foreign financier with ties to the bin Laden family says the family's overall investment with Carlyle is considerably larger. He called the $2 million merely an initial contribution. "It's like plowing a field," this person said. "You seed it once. You plow it, and then you reseed it again."

The Carlyle executive added that he would think twice before accepting any future investments by the bin Ladens. "The situation has changed now," hesaid. "I don't want to spend my life talking to reporters."

A U.S. inquiry into bin Laden family business dealings could brush against some big names associated with the U.S. government. Former President Bush said through his chief of staff, Jean Becker, that he recalled only one meeting with the bin Laden family, which took place in November 1998. Ms. Becker confirmed that there was a second meeting in January 2000, after being read the ex-president's subsequent thank-you note. "President Bush does not have a relationship with the bin Laden family," says Ms. Becker. "He's met them twice."

But the Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued subpoenas to banks used by the bin Laden family seeking records of family dealings, a person familiar to the matter said. This person said the subpoenas weren't an indication the FBI had found any suspicious behavior by the family. A family spokesman said he had no knowledge of the subpoenas but that the family welcomes them and has nothing to hide.

People familiar with the family's finances say the bin Ladens do much of their banking with National Commercial Bank in Saudi Arabia and with the London branch of Deutsche Bank AG. They also use Citigroup Inc. and ABN Amro, the people said.

"If there were ever any company closely connected to the U.S. and its presence in Saudi Arabia, it's the Saudi Binladin Group," says Charles Freeman, president of the Middle East Policy Council, a Washington nonprofit concern that receives tens of thousands of dollars a year from the bin Laden family. "They're the establishment that Osama's trying to overthrow."

Mr. Freeman, who served as U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War, says he has spoken to two of Osama's brothers since hijacked planes rammed the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on Sept. 11. They told him, he says, that the FBI has been "remarkably sensitive, tactful and protective" of the family during the current crisis, recognizing its longstanding friendship with the U.S.

f the U.S. boosts defense spending in its quest to stop Osama bin Laden's alleged terrorist activities, there may be one unexpected beneficiary: Mr. bin Laden's family.Among its far-flung business interests, the well-heeled Saudi Arabian clan - which says it is estranged from Osama - is an investor in a fund established by Carlyle Group, a well-connected Washington merchant bank specializing in buyouts of defense and aerospace companies.

Through this investment and its ties to Saudi royalty, the bin Laden family has become acquainted with some of the biggest names in the Republican Party. In recent years, former U.S. President George Bush, ex-Secretary of State James Baker and ex-Secretary of Defense Frank Carlucci have made the pilgrimage to the bin Laden family's headquarters in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Mr. Bush makes speeches on behalf of Carlyle Group and is senior adviser to its Asian Partners fund, while Mr. Baker is its senior counselor. Mr. Carlucci is the group's chairman.

Osama is one of more than 50 children of Mohammed bin Laden, who built the family's $5 billion business, Saudi Binladin Group, largely with construction contracts from the Saudi government. Osama worked briefly in the business and is believed to have inherited as much as $50 million from his father in cash and stock, although he doesn't have access to the shares, a family spokesman says. Because his Saudi citizenship was revoked in 1994, Mr. bin Laden is ineligible to own assets in the kingdom, the spokesman added.

The bin Laden family has long disavowed Osama, and has cooperated fully with several federal investigations into his activities. The family business, headed by Osama's half-brother Bakr bin Laden, epitomizes the U.S.-Saudi alliance that the suspected terrorist often rails against. After the 1996 truck bombing in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, that killed 19 U.S. servicemen, Saudi Binladin Group built military barracks and airfields for U.S. troops.

Osama bin Muhammad bin 'Awad bin Laden (Arabic: أسامة بن محمد بن عوض بن لادن‎; born 10 March 1957), most often mentioned as Osama bin Laden . The Secret Rulers of the World features many of the characters covered in Ronson's book THEM: Adventures with Extremists. Topics covered ...unclude: David Icke, Bilderberg Group, Ruby Ridge, Bohemian Grove and Timothy McVeigh.

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Saudi Clan Has Had Access To Influential Republicans

Na, vielleicht muss die Bundesregierung doch nochmal den Einsatz in Afghanistan überdenken. Wenn schon der Präsident Karsai dem Einsatz der deutschen bzw. aller ausländischen Truppen kritisch gegenüber steht.