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Really? Then why did the US tried to negotiate with the Taliban several years BEFORE the attack on US on 9/11 ?That the game! US did n t want Osama bin Laden. Whole afghan war was rage because of Osama but US never use their special forces to capture Osama. Because their real objective to have military bases on Asia to spy on Pakistan and china.
Bin Laden allegedly planned to kill Clinton | World news | The Guardian
Notice the date of this article, Aug 1998, and that it is a non-US source.Meanwhile efforts by the US to negotiate with the Taliban, the Islamic regime that controls most of Afghanistan, to hand over Mr Bin Laden in return for diplomatic recognition or aid have been rebuffed.
And then there is this allegation...
The Real News Network - Pak army protected bin Laden and Taliban
The charge here is that the US could have used satellites to locate Osama bin Laden because we supposed to have done it before. Now either people back up this charge with credible TECHNICAL sources or admit that they do not know what they are talking about.So at that time General Mahmud is a very known chief of ISI [Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence.] So what Pakistan did was Pakistan did take some time from the United States before Kabul was attacked or before the United States started their attack and sent a very strong delegation under the leadership of General Mahmud to talk with Mullah Omar if he is ready to hand over bin Laden. Mullah Omar did not agree. And this delegation ended up with a complete failure. This is the official side of it. But insider stories tell us that the head of delegation who went b]there as a Pakistani official to convince Mullah Omar rather strengthen him not to do, not to hand over bin Laden,[/b] this is what we are told, as some precise information with very credible sources, that what happened in Kabul, that this delegation, at least General Mahmud, went to Kabul, where they had a meeting in the Intercontinental in which one guy who was there, not in an official capacity, tells me that after all negotiation, then at the last moment, at the last point, someone asked to Mahmud, "What is the solution?" He saidit is about bin Laden"At least he is a Muslim."