Osama bin Laden died

One source states that Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden died in December 13, 2001 due to kidney disease. But things were concealed by the United States on the ground to continue the search for terrorists.

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    Leader of Al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden (pictured) is believed to have died on December 13, 2001 due to kidney disease, but the government the United States (U.S.) and the British government is believed to conceal his death to continue the war on terror, according to a newspaper yesterday.


    The newspaper said President Pervez Musharraf during his Pakistan told CNN television stations in the U.S. in January 2002 that bin Laden had died of kidney failure a few months after a terrorist attack in New York.


    The statement was made after the newspaper Al-Wafd in Egypt memnyiarkan a report on December 26, 2001 that a group of prominent Afghan Taliban announced that Osama was buried on December 13, 2001.
    "He (bin Laden) had serious complications and died. He was buried in Tora Bora in a funeral attended by 30 Al-Qaeda fighters, close friends of his family and friends from the Taliban.


    "Based on the traditions of Wahhabism, no indication is made on the graves Obama," according to press reports.


    The theory claimed that bin Laden had died made earlier this year when former U.S. foreign intelligence officer who now serves as a lecturer at Boston University, Professor Angelo M. Codevilla said, all voice and video tapes alleged to be Osama's never convinced viewers, "said the professor.


    He said the man's face appears in a number of video does not look like Osama.


    "Some of the video recordings show that men like bin Laden has a bent nose, while other recordings showed a shorter nose and wide," he said.
    According to the Religious Studies Department of Duke University, Professor Bruce Lawrence, the images in a number of voice and video recording of an alleged bin Laden is not consistent with Wahhabi Islamic doctrine holding that Al-Qaeda leader.


    In one video, bin Laden wearing a gold ring jewelry is forbidden by the Wahhabi followers.
    During the week, more questions raised following the publication of a book in America and Britain are called Osama bin Laden: Dead or Alive?
    The book was written by political analyst and philosophy in the U.S., Professor David Ray Griffin.
    The book claimed that bin Laden had died of kidney function failure or disease related to the December 13, 2001 while he was living in the mountains of Tora Bora, Afghanistan.


    Funeral held within 24 hours according to Islamic tradition, and his grave does not have any symptoms, according to Wahhabi practices.
    According to Griffin, a lot of tapes of Osama's funeral was broadcast after the day made by the West for influence in the world's population that Al-Qaeda chief is alive.


    The professor said the purpose of the fake tapes are held to raise support for the war against terrorism in Iraq and Afghanistan.
    U.S. and British military launched a massive attack on Tora Bora, Afgha-nistan overlooks the fact that bin Laden claimed he was involved in 11 September 2001 attacks in the U.S..


    In one of the four confession, Osama said: "I have already said that I was not involved. As a Muslim, I try my best to avoid to say a lie. I have no knowledge ... or I consider to kill innocent women, children and other humans as an act of welcome. "- Agency