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That was for his criticism of the Saudi gov.
. . . his homeland finally revoked his citizenship over his insane proclamations.
He continued to criticize King Fahd of Saudi Arabia. In response, in 1994 Fahd stripped bin Laden of his Saudi citizenship . . .
en.wikipedia.org...
The Sydney Morning Heral article:
www.smh.com.au...
abcnews.go.com...
www.ijcv.org...
www.nytimes.com...
Which was during the first and second Intifada, where the Palestinians felt under direct attack by the Zionists.
A study of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad suicide terrorists from the late 1980s to 2003 . . .
This is again from the first and second Intifada.
They found the five most educated bombers all blew themselves up in major Israeli cities and killed an average of 22.8 people per attack and wounded an average of 88, while bombers in the rest of the sample took the lives of an average of three people and wounded an average of 25.2. Younger and less educated bombers were more likely to detonate too early, get caught by authorities or decide not to go through with the mission.
I find that difficult to believe.
Those were just a few articles on the subject. There are others out there.
Osama Bin Laden was not supplied by the United States during that war.
"the phenomenon that we saw on 9/11 that brought this particular building down was really thermal expansion, which occurs at lower temperatures."
Flight 93, was on a flight path towards Washington D.C.
You keep posting items that just prove how little you actually know about the subject.
"the phenomenon that we saw on 9/11 that brought this particular building down was really thermal expansion, which occurs at lower temperatures."
The same thing was going to happen in DC.