osama bin laden

From the New York Post:
THE suits at Disney-owned ABC are too chicken to re-air or release on DVD their $40 million docudrama that accused Bill Clinton of squandering many chances to capture Osama bin Laden before the Twin Towers attacks.
That’s the charge of John Ziegler, director of a new ABC-bashing documentary titled “Blocking ‘The Path [...]

I have at least three other things I need to be be doing right now.  I should be writing a post for banks.com.  I should be putting together my financials for girl scouts that were due last May, but final deadline is tonight.  I should be cleaning up to go to the 6:30 meeting. 

Matthew Yglesias on 9/11:

It’s hard to believe that it’s already been seven years since that terrible day.

The silver lining here is that we can rest easier knowing that Osama bin Laden has been captured, that the Taliban has lost their influence in Afghanistan, and that the newly-completed Freedom Tower on the WTC site stands proudly as a symbol of American resilience.

In November of 2001, after the attacks in September, Osama Bin Laden wrote a letter to America.  In it he explained what it is America did to earn his wrath and what America will have to do to turn it away.  The crimes of America as listed by Bin Laden, are often, but definitely not always, humblingly accurate.  While I don’t believe murdering thousands of Americans is merited of

One of the quotes MSNBC is reporting from Barack Obama's yet to be delivered speech:

This is actually pretty funny, and I’m almost certain it’s a parody. The problem is that this is exactly what young B. Hussein Obama supporters sound like when CNN shoves their high-powered microphones in their acne-riddled faces.

From Cecily Friday:

Maybe. Unfortunately, Osama ain’t the Joker: