Is Osama bin Laden in Pakistan?

By johnibii

Dear John E. Carey, Peace and Freedom,

Dear Sir, Wishing peace and happiness to you and your team at the Peace and Freedom. Today I have read the following story published by most of the newspaper in Pakistan. According to report, the US Senate on Friday voted to double the bounty for Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden, offering $50 million for his capture or death.

The vote followed reports that the group behind the 9/11 attacks had rebuilt much of its capacity to train and plot terror strikes and was again trying to sneak operatives into the United States. The bill, boosting the price on Bin Laden’s head under the US State Department Rewards for Justice Programme, passed by an 87-1 vote.

It directs Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice “to authorise a reward of $50 million for the capture or death or information leading to the capture or death of Osama Bin Laden”. North Dakota Senator Byron Dorgan, who wrote the amendment to a defence policy bill, said, “it has been six years, and Al Qaeda is now rebuilding its terrorist training camps…in a safe harbour”. Senators who spoke on the amendment mentioned a leaked draft of a new National Intelligence Estimate, which reportedly warned that Al Qaeda had rebuilt a safe haven in Pakistani border areas.

President George W Bush, meanwhile, on Thursday denied reports that an intelligence assessment found Al Qaeda was back to its pre-9/11 strength.

Dear Sir, our Peace and Freedom can win the prize money as I have some information that can lead to the arrest of the dreaded terrorist. At the moment I cannot discuss the matter as there is observation on my activities, but we discuss later on. Just tell how we can share the information with the US administration.

I shall be waiting for your response which I hope will be positive. Just believe in my words that I have some vital information that can lead to the arrest of dreaded terrorists including Osama.

Again thank you very much.Yours sincerely.

Muhammad Khurshid,Khar, Bajaur Agency,Tribal Areas, Pakistan

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