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Telcontar

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23. Again, NOPE. Your own citation (really, Wikipedia is your source?) dooesnt support your assertion
Wed Jul 8, 2015, 06:52 AM
Jul 2015

You said it yourself: A similar movement in other Muslim countries.

Bin Ladin received no money from the US, no support. Bin Ladin's reason for existence was to provide logistical support and financing AFTER the US cut ties with the Maktab al-Khidamat and Gulbuddin Hekmatyar.


So please, for the sake of all that's true, do some basic research before spouting propaganda. We made a lot of mistakes in Afghanistan. Creating Al Qaeda is not one of them.

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Too bad he's not a CURRENT International Criminal Court judge George II Jul 2015 #1
Hope springs eternal Stevepol Jul 2015 #9
Unfortunately the bushes created TWO anti-American terrorist groups... George II Jul 2015 #15
Sorry, but nope Telcontar Jul 2015 #19
"A complete failure". Did it involve helicopters? Nihil Jul 2015 #21
The organization that eventually evolved into al Qaeda was formed in the 1980s... George II Jul 2015 #22
Again, NOPE. Your own citation (really, Wikipedia is your source?) dooesnt support your assertion Telcontar Jul 2015 #23
And to bad that the US didnt sign onto the ICC but we now know why the Bush administration cstanleytech Jul 2015 #14
This Iliyah Jul 2015 #2
Cheney and the rest of his crew (Bush). nt Duval Jul 2015 #3
Amen nt kenichol Jul 2015 #4
Don't leave out Bush. Or the rest. Solly Mack Jul 2015 #5
Damn Right irisblue Jul 2015 #6
We can only hope. BillZBubb Jul 2015 #7
I think it would be hard to prosecute Cheney without also prosecuting Bush Calista241 Jul 2015 #8
I'd LOVE to see that. They both need to be behind bars. calimary Jul 2015 #11
Only nationals of states parties to the Rome Statute reorg Jul 2015 #10
If he ever is tried, he will be convicted The Blue Flower Jul 2015 #12
K&R. Yes please! Overseas Jul 2015 #13
How delicious would it be to see that vile shit stain perp walked to The Hague? 6000eliot Jul 2015 #16
Better late than never, for some. Gregorian Jul 2015 #17
Cheney lives in fear nowadays... Gumboot Jul 2015 #18
Current US law would see the US Military invade the Hague Telcontar Jul 2015 #20
An excellent OP, an extraordinary man. I am also pleased with Newsweek, surprised in a good way. Jefferson23 Jul 2015 #24
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