Bin Laden' s E books

Bin Ladin's personal library had some seriously weird shit That Guy 15/05/21(Thu)12:36 No. 19423Replies: >>19515

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The BBC has released a list of books found at the Bin Ladin compound in Pakistan where the man killed by U.S. Delta Force soldiers. All of these books on the list were discovered in ebook form, and the article implies that all the books were in English.

This list if bursting with WTFs. Among the strangeness includes

>Arabic Calligraphy Workshop by Fayeq S Oweiss 

>New Pearl Harbor: Disturbing Questions about the Bush Administration and 9/11 by David Ray Griffin (Yep, Bin Ladin had a book on his hard drive written by Truthers) 

>Grappler's Guide to Sports Nutrition by John Berardi and Michael Fry 

>Bloodlines of the Illuminati by Fritz Springmeier 

>Secrets of the Federal Reserve by Eustace Mullins 

>something about Project MKULTRA 

>scans of select pages from the Children's Guiness Book of World Records 
Sadly, the article does not specify which pages

>The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly Hall (1928) 

And are you ready for a falcon punch to the family jewels of irony?

>a guide to the video game, Delta Force Extreme 2 

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-32816412

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 Tin Foil Enthusiast 15/05/21(Thu)15:53 No. 19424Replies: >>19427 >>19516

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Bin Laden was obssesed with Conspiracy theorist in general, and 9/11 truth in particular?
Why? Because 9/11 was an inside job, and they blamed it on him.
He never claimed that he did 9/11, unlike what most terrorist do.
It's clear as daylight.


Bin Laden actually mentions a lot of these authors in his videos.
The CIA could have made up this list just by going through all the authors he name-drops in his dispatch videos. That's one thing to consider. The other thing is that this should come as no surprise. Required viewing:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Videos_and_audio_recordings_of_Osama_bin_Laden

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 Tin Foil Enthusiast 15/05/21(Thu)15:56 No. 19425

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http://www.dni.gov/index.php/resources/bin-laden-bookshelf

http://www.scribd.com/doc/265942695/Bin-Laden-s-Bookshelf

https://archive.is/KdoAQ [Buzzfeed]

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 That Guy 15/05/22(Fri)20:13 No. 19427Replies: >>19449 >>19515

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Thanks for the links, Anon.

>>19424
Okay, even if Bin Ladin was framed for 9/11 (and I am not ready to agree to that), then why the hairy heck did he have these items?

>>Profiles of bishops in the Church of England 

>>Arabic Grammar Manual 

>>Time, part of an article on a dive of America Online’s stock 

>>Bloodlines of the Illuminati by Fritz Springmeier 

>>An instructional guide to silk screening 

I understand that computers can gather lots of unread documents over the years, but this is ridiculous. Highly literate guys whose first language is Arabic do not keep Arabic grammar guides -- it isn't even that complicated of a language grammatically. And then there is Bloodlines of the Illuminati whose presence defies attempt at explanation. That's not even a compatible conspiracy theory with The New Pearl Harbor.

Here is the bottom line: Even if we cut out a couple of pieces which do not fit, there is still no pattern to it all.

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 Tin Foil Enthusiast 15/06/08(Mon)10:27 No. 19449Replies: >>19453

>>19427
When you have to spend 10 years living in seclusion, you get to a lot of Reading. Then, consider you're part of a militant sect of a religion that considers fantasy and sci-fi books forbidden.

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 Tin Foil Enthusiast 15/06/12(Fri)20:55 No. 19453

>>19449
Ooooh, good point, Anon!

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 Tin Foil Enthusiast 15/06/30(Tue)19:40 No. 19464

Youtube - Toggle Video 

  >>killed by U.S. Delta Force soldiers 
>>Delta Force 
>>Delta Force 


LMAO /x/ is not usually known for being funny, but that's a gem right there.

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 Tin Foil Enthusiast 15/07/05(Sun)13:40 No. 19474Replies: >>19484

It is funny to see how muslim extremists have adopted conspiracy theories invented by christian fundamentalists.

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 Tin Foil Enthusiast 15/07/16(Thu)00:02 No. 19484Replies: >>19488

>>19474
my cat says you're funny. Hello funny guy. you must be very funny. Do you consider yourself funny or does anyone from your surroundings say that you are funny? I bet you hear you're funny all the time.

This guy is funny, guys. I bet my balls on it. In fact, i put my balls on funny stuff, so I should put my balls on this guy's face. That's funny. That would be very funny. right.

It's not about who's right, It's about who's left

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 Tin Foil Enthusiast 15/07/16(Thu)21:07 No. 19488

>>19484
With funny i meant interesting.

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 Tin Foil Enthusiast 15/08/26(Wed)10:01 No. 19515

>>19423

Bin Laden was killed by Seal Team Six, not Delta.

>>19427
>Highly literate guys whose first language is Arabic do not keep Arabic grammar guides 

True, but I don't think it was probably to brush up on his grammar. Many of the books he had were focused on areas that might reveal strategic areas of vulnerability for his adversaries (primarily the US). I believe Bin Laden hoped the book could help him identify patterns (strange word choice, overly proper grammar, etc.) that a person who learned Arabic as an extra language might make. If Bin Laden could pass down his observations via courier to trusted officials lower on Al Qaeda's chain of command, he could help his organization more readily identify foreign spies.

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 Tin Foil Enthusiast 15/08/26(Wed)21:26 No. 19516

>>19424
I don't know, man
In the 9/16/01 video he makes it very clear that he is denying involvement
But in the 10/29/04 and 5/23/06 videos he says almost the exact opposite
I think Bin Laden was just a class A manipulator who was interested in conspiracy theories as yet another way of sowing doubt and dissent