---and for those who get their info on Saudi Arabia from Micheal Moore documentaries/Moveon.org
While it is no secret Saudi is the heart of mohobyism (Sp) saying the gov there backs Bin Laden is more than just far fetched--ask the next Moore deciple that tells you that--if it is so why has
Al-Queda had countless attacks on Suadi gov--
and why have Saudis already killed o rcaptured 18 of their top 26 terrorest there since 911--then ask the Moore/Clinton Kool Aid Klan how many they got in 8 years of looking the other way--maybe someone would like to share with us some FACTS of the terrorist killed or captured in his tenure--
Here is just the top dogs the Saudi's not got enough space to put the others---
Saudi Arabia's Most Wanted Terrorists
Top 26 Terrorists
Arab News*
(Al-Qaeda Terror Network In the Kingdom)
Ideologues
1) Faris Al-Zahrani (surrendered on Aug. 5 in Abha)
2) Abdullah Al-Rashoud (on the run)
3) Sultan Al-Otaibi (on the run)
4) Isa Al-Aushan (killed on July 20 in a shootout in Riyadh?s King Fahd District)
5) Abdul Majeed Al-Munie (killed in Riyadh?s Al-Nahda District on Oct. 12)
Leaders
1) Khaled Haj (killed on April 16 in Riyadh)
2) Abdul Aziz Al-Muqrin (former Al-Qaeda chief who was killed on June 18 in Riyadh)
3) Abdul Kareem Al-Majati (who is outside the Kingdom and is the mastermind behind the Casablanca explosions)
4) Saleh Al-Aufi (present commander of Al-Qaeda in the Kingdom)
5) Rakan Al-Saikhan (killed following the Faiha gun battle on April 12 in Riyadh)
Members
1) Bandar Al-Dakheel (on the run)
2) Faisal Al-Dakheel (killed along with Al-Muqrin on June 18)
3) Taleb Al-Taleb (on the run)
4) Abdullah Al-Subaie (on the run)
5) Saud Al-Otaibi (on the run)
6) Hussein Al-Haski (on the run)
7) Abdul Rahman Al-Yazji (on the run)
8) Aamir Al-Shahri (his body was found on Dec. 23 outside Riyadh)
9) Talal Anbari (killed on April 22 in Jeddah)
10) Ahmed Fadhli (killed on April 22 in Jeddah)
11) Khaled Al-Qurashi (killed on April 22 in Jeddah)
12) Mustafa Mubaraki (killed on April 22 in Jeddah)
13) Nasser Al-Rashed (killed in Faiha gun battle in Riyadh on April 12)
14) Ibrahim Al-Rayyes (killed on Dec. 6 in Riyadh)
15) Othman Al-Amri (surrendered on June 28 in Namas)
16) Mansour Faqeeh (surrendered on Dec. 30 in Najran)
We report--you decide
--and on MC'S --
"We should of stayed in Afghanastan and finished the job---
Would someone that he will listen to please inform him we are still in Afgan (never left)and please inform him of cost 911 had on economy not counting the lives.