Where in the world is Osama Bin Laden?

by UNCENSORED NEWS | June 3, 2010 at 07:27 am

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Saratoga Springs, NY is a trendy area filled with horse racing gamers and people who love to gamble. It is also an area that is easily accessible by sea plane from Montreal, Canada and to vacation spots like the State of Vermont. Albany County airport is located within miles to Saratoga Springs and makes for quick access to the race track and golf clubs by private and commercial jets.

If I were a terrorist and I wanted to fool the world into thinking that I was held up in a ditch in the hot, scathing sun drenched, waterless and food deprived areas of the Pashtunwali tribal members; one perfect spot to hide out unnoticed would be in Saratoga Springs, NY.

There a person could blend in as a wealthy gambler and since the access is so supreme it would be less conspicuous than living in Afghanistan or Pakistan where everyone and their sister is hunting for the chance to bring in the most wanted head for 25 million dollars. In New York State it is very common to see tall athletes, men of color. The average person may not notice a shaven man wearing blue jeans and a t-shirt, and sneakers.

In the United States, very few law enforcement officers would ever suspect that the Al-Qaeda leader and mastermind of the 9/11 terror plots, Osama B. Laden would live out his last days. Also, in the area of Schenectady there are loads of rock and hillsides to replicate the areas of Afghanistan like in the Adirondack rocky hillsides.

Where in the world is Osama Bin Laden?

If I were to guess, I would say he is in Saratoga Springs, New York near Wolf Road.

"They seek him here, they seek him there ... the drones they bomb from everywhere. Is he in Ghazni? Or in Baden-Baden? That damned elusive Osama bin Laden." Once again the whereabouts of that modern Pimpernel, Osama, are in the news. You may have missed it but at a press conference in London late last week Pakistan's prime minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani, said Osama bin Laden was not in his country any longer. That might have been dismissed as an example of, "He would say that wouldn't he?" rhetoric aimed at a Pakistani audience, but then on Sunday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates acknowledged on ABC's "This Week" that, "We don't know for a fact where Osama bin Laden is." He added: "It's been years since we had good intelligence" about the Al Qaeda leader's whereabouts.