In Osama bin Laden Library Illuminati and Bob Woodward

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In Osama bin Laden Library Illuminati and Bob
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• To join Al Qaeda in Osama bin Ladens day,
  prospective recruits must take an arduous and
  risky journey on the networks haven in high
  altitude of northwestern Pakistan, the heartland
  of global Islamist militancy.
• Chances are they'll were required to complete
  software.
• These pages of questions show how Al Qaeda, to
  use vision of itself being a disciplined network
  of committed militants, blended the mundanely
  bureaucratic with all the frighteningly absurd.
  One of many queries Can you wish to execute a
  suicide operation? and Who should we contact in
  case you become a martyr?
• The very last line provided space for your hair
  straightners themselves of next of kin.
• The application, that is among nearly 80
  documents along with other materials, including
  books and press clippings, seized from Bin
  Ladens compound throughout the raid by Navy SEAL
  members in May 2011, was declassified on
  Wednesday with the Current. Chicago Escort
• The fabric offers the deepest look yet into Bin
  Ladens final years, much of which he seems to be
  have spent sending missives to his subordinates,
  planning to direct a terror network that did
  actually have raised far beyond his control, and
  working his way by using a pile of books that
  ranged from sober works of background and current
  affairs to wild conspiracy theories spun by
  anti-Semites. Chicago Escorts
• He also appeared to have maintained an interest
  in what are the United states of america
  government looked into Al Qaeda. A copy of The
  9/11 Commission Report was found from the
  compound in Abbottabad, as were three reports on
  Al Qaeda from the Congressional Research Service.
  There is also a credit card applicatoin for
  American citizenship (not sure on whether it was
  done).
• Aside from reading materials, a lot of the
  documents are letters between Bin Laden with his
  fantastic lieutenants and writings by other
  loyalists and operatives. The documents do
  contain snippets of previously unknown info on Al
  Qaeda, including the proven fact that its Taliban
  benefactors objected to the Sept. 11 attacks plus
  the bombing with the destroyer Cole in Yemen in
  2000, American officials said.
• But it was their email list of books present in
  Bin Ladens compound that garnered by far the
  most interest Wednesday. A cubicle on the
  Director of National Intelligence, which managed
  the release, seized on Bin Ladens reading list
  to promote it, titling the net page listing every
  one of the now-public material Bin Ladens
  Bookshelf.
• Several of the books would be familiar to anyone
  considering global affairs, such as Obamas
  Wars, by Bob Woodward The Rise and Fall of the
  Great Powers, by Paul Kennedy and Imperial
  Hubris, by Michael Scheuer, hmo's official who
  once ran the Central Intelligence Agencys Bin
  Laden desk.