Word: ladenã
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Dates: during 2001-2001
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Instead, Avnery said, bin Laden??€™s primary purpose is to topple the ruling monarchy of Saudi Arabia by capitalizing on the current negativity amongst the Arab world towards American foreign policy...
...Wednesday the networks agreed to edit out parts of Osama bin Laden??€™s televised statements, preposterously arguing that they posed a threat to Americans...
...only that the bin Laden broadcasts might contain hidden signals to terrorists already in the country (messages that they couldn’t get on the web or by phone?), but that they might provoke further violence against Americans. The latter claim makes even less sense knowing that bin Laden??€™s statements are already being broadcast worldwide in Arabic. Those who would be incited by his words are hearing them in Egypt, Palestine and Pakistan. If they are in America, they are here because they already have enough hatred to have joined a terrorist group. Bin Laden?...
Armstrong contradicted Osama bin Laden??€™s reading of the Qu’ran as a call for unbelievers to be destroyed. She said violent passages in the Bible and Qu’ran are always succeeded by exultations of peace and mercy...
...dedicated commitment to rebuilding Afghanistan will also prove that U.S. strikes against the Taliban are not the initial salvos in Osama bin Laden??€™s distorted dream of a war that pits Islam against the West. An enduring peace will be secured best by winning the support and sympathy of Muslims throughout the world. As we use our might and our wealth to bring stability and prosperity to the people of Afghanistan, our leaders must call upon the governments of Islamic states to publicize our humanitarian efforts and plead America’s case to their own citizens...