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Osama Bin Laden: Dead or Alive?, #180 with David Ray Griffin
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We discuss David Ray Griffin’s new book, “Osama bin Laden Dead or Alive?”. We examine all the evidence, both that indicating bin Laden died, and that suggesting he is still alive; the important bin Laden videos and audio recordings, the significance, if any, in the timing of their release; statements by significant political and intelligence figures; and why the hunt for bin Laden must proceed.

(Republished from Guns & Butter by permission of author or representative)
 
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