Osama Has A Message For Obama

January 14, 2009 – 4:37 pm

Strong words for someone hiding in a cave while he sends others off to die: Bin Laden Challenges Obama in New Audio Message (video goodness at the link)

In a direct challenge to President-elect Barack Obama, Osama bin Laden questions whether America “is capable to keep fighting us for more years” in a new audio message attributed to him Wednesday morning on an internet website.

I too have to wonder if Obama will take us back to Clinton’s “paper tiger” years.

“This rapid failing for America was one of the reasons that the Israelis started their attacks against Gaza and just to make use of what’s left of the Bush term,” [Osama] says.

Sounds like something I would read on the DU, Kos, HuffPost, or one of the other Progressive websites.

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