The discussion revolves around the evidence and claims regarding Osama bin Laden's involvement in the World Trade Center attacks. Participants explore the nature of the evidence presented, including statements and videos attributed to bin Laden, and the implications of these claims.
Participants do not reach a consensus on the existence of definitive proof of bin Laden's involvement, with some asserting that evidence exists while others remain skeptical.
Some claims rely on the interpretation of statements and videos, which may be subject to varying interpretations. The discussion reflects differing perspectives on the nature and sufficiency of the evidence presented.
russ_watters said:He's never explicitly stated it (that I know of), but there is plenty of evidence that it was him. Remember, all of the terrorists were identified and tracked after the attack. In addition, the 20th hijacker, currently on trial, has admitted he's a member of Al Queda.
I also heard/saw that. It was a video clip that was translated, supposedly. It was on all of the major news channels.phatmonky said:I am too tired to find it right now, but I remember a statement about "when we planned it, I never thought the towers would fall, none of us did. But god willing they did!"
Something about his whole shocked that it actually worked. His posessive terms and the mention of planning pretty much is an admission in my book. I'll find the link later.