Why Does American Intelligence Fear Osama Bin Laden?

This spiritual leader sent their hashishim (of the Christian crusader called “assassins”) to kill enemies, often at the price of there own life.

Osama bin Laden claim to be ascetic, a warrior for their faith, using his personal fortune to jihad ( “holy war”). He also has another, real life, which is far from equally noble:a businessman, that operates a multi-national company of terrorists, arms and drug dealers. Still young (43 years) and true believers, but first and foremost specialist in the establishment, virtuoso of financial jugglery, and the largest “global terrorists”.

That why the U.S. Intelligence fears him, because he is an insider. He knows CIA`s structure.

Recruited by the CIA

Son of a Saudi “tribal leaders”, trained at the University of Jiddah, recruited as a young civil engineer of the CIA in Istanbul in 1979.

First Bin Laden was responsible for the logistics. Then he became a financial intermediary for arms trade, which is equally funded by the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, with a value of around 1.2 billion dollars a year.

In 1982 he came to Pakistan and later to Afghanistan, where he practically remained until the Soviet troops utmarsch. His task was to allocate money and weapons between the various factions in opposition to the Soviet Union, a key role, especially politically. At that time he enjoyed the full support of the United States and Saudi Arabia, via his friend Turki bin Faisal, the brother of the king and head of the Saudi secret intelligence, as well as from the family. He converted the “clean money” dirty “and vice versa. He is also built up a network for the opium trade.

In the early 1990s he returned to Saudi Arabia to work in family business. But it was short-lived. Because of his repeated criticism of the royal family, he had limited freedom of movement. 1991, he managed to flee the country.

He pulled then on to Sudan, which had an Islamic regime in his spirit. From Khartoum, he continued with his political and business activities. Along with him came a large part of the “Afghans”, a secret army of 10 000 well-trained soldiers. From Khartoum, he provided Hikmatyar in Afghanistan with weapons and men.

Established companies

In Sudan he established Usama Holding a company with the most diverse areas: finance, cars, machine tools, chemicals, public works. Thanks to Al Shamal Bank, he was in the vanguard of dimlika companies and organizations that fueled the Sunni-Muslim revolution wherever it was developed: Algeria, Egypt, Syria, Asia (especially the Philippines and Indonesia), etc.. At that time his fortune was estimated at around two billion U.S. dollars, hence his reputation as jihad “banker”.