/lit/ - Literature

>>10222901
Osama bin Laden was actually a cool dude in his spare time is what it means

>>10222901
(((/pol/)))

>>10222913
What

Daily reminder that seal team six did not kill Osama. There is absolutely zero evidence that they did. No video footage, no images, and then they (allegedly) immediately dumped the body into the ocean- supposedly so that his grave wouldn't become a shrine. The fact is, there is absolutely zero evidence that he was killed in the way they said he was. All we have to go off of is the word of a few highly select government officials and the word of seal team six. Did I mention the members of seal team six were killed off in the worst helicopter crash in the history of the Afghan war, mere months after the supposed death of Osama? Just a coincidence, I'm sure.

>>10222985
Honestly, anything makes more sense than the official story.

>>10222985
Really activates the ol' almonds.

Check out his library. He had The Secret Teachings of All Ages, sort of an interesting tidbit. It's a badass book if you haven't read it.
In b4 new age bullshit, it is actually pretty well researched (not 100%, but good)

>>10222985
Eh, it's probable but honestly it doesn't make much of a difference whether he actually died in 2011, long before, or is still alive hiding somewhere.

>>10222985
Why would the SEALs kill Obama's uncle?

Is bin laden /ourguy/?

>>10222985

A plausible narrative, but remember that Osama was making a running series of Youtube videos before it was cool. If he wanted to make a fool out of his false flaggers (this would have been irresistable to him), he would have dropped two or three new joints of himself in the bathroom mirror or whatever.

>>10222901
>internationally recognized and acclaimed
Since when?

source on the "based" part

>>10222901
It's a reference to memes like this

>>10222901
wtf i love binladen now

>>10224360
al-Qaeda = the base (of jihad)