New video will!

MikeW said:
If anyone's interested, the 15 minute beginning of the video can be downloaded from http://www.lauramansfield.com/obl-091107.wmv (31 MB). It's the entire bin Laden introduction and only about a minute of al-Shehri, though, so don't expect too much.
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Thanks.. I think...

Honestly chaps, why don't you just focus on these things when debating the truthers? They never have any explanation for them in the slightest. Bring it up with them.
 
Thought I'd tag this on here rather than start a new thread...

A major new al Qaeda video is out. It's not filtered through to us yet, but I've seen the banner and it has a picture of bearded Atta on it (from his Afghanistan video with Jarrah). I'm not sure how much he's going to appear in it, but here's a summary:

Attacks must become part of West's life as earthquakes and hurricanes. This is the central message of the third video issued by al Qaeda on the sixth anniversary of Sept. 11. The images, broadcasted by an Islamic web site with the title 'the reasons of the attacks against New York and Washington' show a montage of images of the burning Twin Towers and training camps for Islamic militia men. "We must take Islamic terrorism in the western countries. It must become part of their life like the natural disasters" a voice says. "If we do this we will have a mass extermination in which the people will feel that their richness takes death and we will establish an equilibrium of terror between us and them". The third video which follows to two messages issued by Osama bin Laden (the second message contains only voice and presents the testament of one of the Twin Towers's suicide bombers) also shows old registrations with Osama bin Laden's voice and his deputy 's voice Ayman al-Zawahiri and a short video with Mustafa Al-Yazid, who is surnamed Sheik Said, the group's commander in Afghanistan.
http://www.agi.it/world/news/200709171519-cro-ren0049-art.html
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