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PETERSEN (on camera): Doctors at the hospital told CBS News there was nothing special about that night, but they refused our request to see any records. Government officials tonight denied that bin Laden had any medical treatment on that night. (Source: click here)Writer Michel Chossudovsky of the investigative website globalresearch.ca notes "that the hospital is directly under the jurisdiction of the Pakistani Armed Forces, which has close links to the Pentagon. U.S. military advisers based in Rawalpindi. work closely with the Pakistani Armed Forces. Again, no attempt was made to arrest America's best known fugitive, but then maybe bin Laden was serving another "better purpose". (ibid)
Summation
Given all the above evidence and statements, particularly the accounts of his hospital visits for kidney dialysis, it is certainly reasonable and logical to conclude that bin Laden expired in December of 2001. Even the New York Times, as I have shown, declared him dead. Whether or not he had ties to Pakistani and CIA authorities for whatever unsavory reasons, most analysts believe he ended up back in Afghanistan, ultimately being chased to the White Mountains along the Afghan-Pakistani border, where he survived the Battle of Tora Bora and fled, or should I say, hobbled into Pakistan. At that point, it is no stretch to say that the combination of severe health problems and these recent overwhelming events likely took their final toll on bin Laden, and thereupon, he was secretly buried. If he did die, al Qaeda, whoever, exactly, they are, would certainly be reluctant to broadcast the demise of their chief recruiting poster boy and icon of Jihad against America, hence their insistence, to this day, that he is alive. And Western analysts would clearly realize this, or at least you would think.
So what was it that brought him back to life after even multiple commentators buried him, a life that keeps on going and going, just like the Energizer Bunny Rabbit, in the mainstream media globally to this very day? The answer, in a word: TAPES. And that will be the topic of part two of this series. Stay tuned.
