are trying to do. it would seem that, a, they have accepted that he was dead and, b, they are trying to use his death to rally the fight further. nic robertson from pakistan. other new developments in the death of osama bin laden. the cia reportedly had a safe house in pakistan wherefore months, a team of agents spied on the compound where bin laden was killed. the washington post reports the cia relied on pakistani informants to help put together a pattern of life of the occupants and president obama plans to thank the navy seals involved in the raid to meet with the s.e.a.l.s elite team six. some of the early details we heard about in the bin laden raid turned out to be flat-out wrong. michael moore is one of them. he has been saying they put out a history of b.s.
fearsome fighting unit goes unnoticed. unofficially called s.e.a.l. team six, they re the team widely believed to have killed osama bin laden. s.e.a.l. training takes years. at least 75% of those who try out wash out. despite their ee lite lead status, many of s.e.a.l. team six s neighbors here in virginia beach wouldn t know one of those warriors if they fell over him. when the s.e.a.l.s come into a place like this, are they noticeable? personally, for me, i don t think they re noticeable beyond any other person in the military. john mcchoir, a s.e.a.l. for ten years was once stationed in virginia beach. aim in a bar with a bunch of s.e.a.l.s, will i know it? hopefully you won t. we re just americans. you can t really put us in a box or a category. we re tall, short, large, not so large. we try to blend in and be
our revenge, turn their happiness into sorrow, in their words, carol. and in light of that, president obama decided not to release the death photo of osama bin laden. was that the right decision? well, certainly the concern was he made need to release it is on to prove to al qaeda that he s dead. but now al qaeda is confirming his death. the concern was it would be used to rally interests around the world against the united states and that is exactly what al qaeda is doing without the photographs. one could only imagine how they would try to use every piece of propaganda at their disposal to rally their cause. so it would seem that president obama has done the right thing, because the al qaeda, who are the biggest threats in the united states interest around the world had accepted bin laden s death without the paragraph. they re vowing to continue their attacks.
operational. they say it looks at this point as though it was something that was written on paper. in addition, some other materials have been found which indicate that al qaeda was interested in particular places and times to strike, not necessarily just on rail systems, but more generally amongst the cities that they discussed hitting i m told are new york, d.c., l.a. and chicago. there were certain dates that they were keying in on, including september 11th, july 4th, christmas and the opening day of the united nations general assembly when a lot of world leaders would have been gathered in new york. going back to the trains for just a moment, security had been upped on many transit systems around the country last weekend after news of osama bin laden s death became public. that s because rail systems had been hit many times by terrorists around the world. they were open to the possibility that there could be realititory strikes and so many of them had already upped
qaeda. on every fuel efficient vehicle he drives web uses this bumper sticker, bin laden hates this car. they push up gas prices and hurt the american economy. the only solution, woosley says, is to break the nation s come nant nance on global oil supplies. we in the interest of everybody need to undermine oil s strategic role, even if they have a monopoly of oil, they don t have a monopoly over transportation. we need to break that link. and so you want to these guys, simply put. absolutely. instead, americans are the ones feeling stuck. at a town hall in florida my gas bill for my three vaens in the last three months have gone up hundreds of dollars