Bin Laden, before dying a message "Security Use bound to Palestine"

The fate of the United States is linked to that of Palestine. This is the content of the message that Osama bin Laden was recorded before he died. The same message that the terrorist network Al Qaeda posted May 3 at the official recognition of the death of the leader by his followers: "The U.S. will never live in security until the Palestinian people will not have peace." The message was put on the net today on an Islamist website.

Osama, the Pentangono disseminate video den of Abbottabad

Pakistan, the refuge of Osama Bin Laden, the Pentagon announced: "The one found in the hideout of Abbotabad is the largest video archive of Osama." So closely around the White House gives green light to the diffusion of five videos depicting the prince of terror in his hideout north of Islamabad in Pakistan.

The video, then. Osama bin Laden appears in the first act of his own to watch a movie on TV, as if in preparation for a new message. He anticipated the ABC. U.S. analysts believe "very interesting" the video in which Bin Laden "look at themselves" on TV, why do not exclude that the leader of Al Qaeda was working on a new message to spread terror in the near future.

Bin Laden's daughter: "Before I got, then killed," Obama: "I do not post photos"

The second false picture of Osama died in circulation will not be published on the internet photos of Osama bin Laden. He said the U.S. president Barack Obama CBS: they are so gruesome that could "endanger national security" because it could encourage extremists even more vengeance. Two days (read the news yesterday) the killing of the former head of al Qaeda, Obama has thus taken a final decision, after Day had leaked news about the possible publication of at least one image.

Bin Laden and the CIA: "Pakistan could tell him" Taliban "by the Americans insufficient evidence"

Pakistan, a haven for bin Laden seen from Google Maps A little more than a day after the killing of Osama bin Laden continue to surface new details on the dynamics of the blitz and the choice not to involve the Pakistani authorities in the operation. The White House is currently considering whether to disseminate photographs of the corpse of the leader of Al Qaeda, because "it's pretty raw shots, as stated by the U.S.