Looking inside the mind of bin Laden
One West Point graduate believes the larger, well-funded, 9/11-plotting al-Quaida no longer exists these days
I’m taking a sharp turn from my usual fare to discuss a more weighty topic.
Normally, I wouldn’t warn you about what I’m going to write, but it’s only fair. If words like “symposium,” “systemic” and “witzelsucht” put you to sleep, then grab a pillow. Today’s ultracrepidarian topic is Osama bin Laden, or Usama bin Ladenas is now used.
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