Decoding Laden: How To Go From The Rich Merchant'S Son To The Anti American Road?

Ten years ago, the then US President George W. Bush issued tough words for the death of bin Laden.

Ten years ago, the then US President George W. Bush issued tough words for the death of bin Laden.

Just last weekend, the Americans finally saw the body of bin Laden.

On the evening of 1 local time, President Obama announced that Al Qaeda leader Ben Ladin was killed in the United States on the same day in Pakistan.

Pakistan intelligence officials also confirmed this statement on the same day.

In the long ten years after "9. 11", bin Laden and his parents evade the chase again and again, becoming a thorn in the heart of the US government.

After the death of bin Laden, many Americans poured out to the White House to celebrate the death of a public enemy believed to be the same name as evil.

However, a few people will reflect on how can a young man from a wealthy family become the most terrible terrorist in the world?

From the son of wealthy businessman to "Jihad"

According to some of the files collected by the national security agency, bin Laden's family is large and influential, closely related to the rulers of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Ben Ladin's father used to borrow the first big oil development in Arabia Peninsula in the early 1950s to become a prominent local figure.

However, bin Laden, the seventeenth of the 52 siblings, is different from most other brothers and sisters who study or live in western countries. They never go to the West for education but finish their studies at King Abdullah University.

This experience is thought to have something to do with the later extreme anti Western ideas of bin Laden.

During his college years, bin Laden was closely associated with Islamic militant groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood.

In 1979, when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan, bin Laden came to Afghanistan.

What he did in Afghanistan was helped by the CIA.

The United States provided arms, ammunition and financial aid to the "jihadists" who fought against the Soviet invaders in Afghanistan.

What the Americans didn't think of was that more than 10 years later, these American - made weapons were used in turn to shoot down American helicopters.

Ten years ago, he was president of the United States.

From sponsors to spiritual leaders

In general, Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990 is considered a rather pitional year in bin Laden's personal career.

When bin Laden volunteered to provide arms and soldiers to Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabia rejected his aid and replaced the 500 thousand US reinforcements.

This seems to be a major betrayal of Islamist mission in bin Laden, forcing it to leave Sultan.

There, bin Laden began to provide financial assistance to Al Qaeda, including some 500 jihadist elements expelled from Pakistan in 1992.

In the same year, a bombing of a Yemen Hotel aimed at US troops in Somalia was considered by the US intelligence personnel to be the first terrorist attack under bin Laden's control.

However, according to the analysis of Egyptian journalist Darwich, bin Laden has not provided any ideological penetration at this time, but only through a very complicated financial system stretching from Yemen to Albania to provide logistical support for the base.

In 1994, bin Laden began to set up a new training camp in Sultan, but at that time, the government of Sultan formally frozen the property of bin Laden and deprived him of citizenship. Even his family publicly accused him of smuggling arms from Sultan.

But all this has made bin Laden more fanatic.

The bombing of the US military camp in Riyadh in 1995 and the bombing of Darlan in the US military camp in 1996 were considered to be related to bin Laden.

In 1996, the alliance between bin Laden and Omar, founder of Taliban, may be an important step from its "logistical" role to the ideological leader.

In the same year, bin Laden issued his "Declaration of Jihad" against the United States, saying "Muslim anger is burning in the United States" and called for a "guerrilla war" against the United States.

In 1998, bin Laden issued a notice that urged "attacks on Americans in every corner of the world are the individual obligations of all Muslims".

In the same year, the US embassy in Kenya and Tanzania was bombed, killing more than 200 people.

The United States believes bin Laden is involved in the planning.

Ten years ago, the then US President George W. Bush issued tough words for the death of bin Laden.

Just last weekend, the Americans finally saw the body of bin Laden.

How did Ben Ladin, a wealthy businessman, become the number one terrorist in the eyes of the United States?

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In fact, bin Laden's first entry into the CIA's vision was only a Saudi dissident, and most of whom were only "Islamic militants".

The 1996 "holy war Manifesto" was even ridiculous and weird to the US authorities at that time.

This became the FBI's most wanted man ever since, and at first it was only a Saudi man living in a cave with no nationality and a mind still in the Crusade war.

"Few people attach importance to it.

It's too weird, and Taiyuan is too far away.

Americans firmly believe that modernity, technology and their own ideas will surely prevent such barbaric scenes in history from coming to their heads. In the face of this confidence, the provocative attitude of bin Laden and his followers is absurd and even sad.

Lawrence Wright, author of "giant tower killing machine", once commented in the book.

However, Al Qaeda is not just an antique from Arabia in seventh Century. Bin Laden has learned how to make use of modern tools and modern thinking.

CD, a soldier who trains soldiers, sends messages through television or video, and even orders followers on the Internet.

Bin Laden is obviously very good at using the power of technology to expand his influence on Islamic extremists.

It was not until 1999 that the US government openly declared that Al Qaeda was an international terrorist organization plotting to kill American citizens.

After "9. 11", bin Laden became a standard used by the US government to judge friends and foes.

"Every country in every region now needs to make such a decision: to be friends with the United States or to join terrorists."

George W. Bush said publicly in the year.

A few weeks after "9. 11", bin Laden admitted publicly in the video for the first time publicly that he was responsible for the attack.

Since then, bin Laden's personal reputation has climbed to the top of the Islamist extremists, and the United States has launched the most important strategic adjustment of the security strategy after the cold war.

Ten years ago, the then US President George W. Bush issued tough words for the death of bin Laden.

Just last weekend, the Americans finally saw the body of bin Laden.

How did Ben Ladin, a wealthy businessman, become the number one terrorist in the eyes of the United States?

The base may retaliate at any time.

Over the past ten years, the United States and its Western allies have continued to fight terrorism in Afghanistan. The goal is to destroy Taliban and Al Qaeda, to hunt down or kill Ben Ladin and his followers.

During this period, rumours of the death of bin Laden were heard several times.

In 2004, the state radio of Iran reported that bin Laden had been captured by the US Army and the world's major media immediately responded.

The government of Pakistan and the United States denied the news just as all kinds of reporting machines were about to start.

In September 23, 2006, a local copy of the eastern republics published a copy of the top secret document of the French General Administration of external safety, saying that a "usually reliable source" provided unconfirmed reports that Arabia intelligence personnel were convinced that bin Laden had typhoid fever and died in Pakistan in August 23rd.

The French side denied the report.

Since then, more information has been reported that because Ben Ladin suffered from severe diabetes, he was already in danger or even died when he was short of medicine and medicine.

This time, according to the US side, bin Laden is dead.

The United States government is happy to worry that Al Qaeda's retaliatory actions are likely to happen at any time.

"Bin Laden's death does not mean the end of our work.

There is no doubt that Al Qaeda will continue to attack us.

Therefore, we must and continue to be vigilant at home and abroad.

Obama said in a televised speech.

"After 9 / 11, the influence of Al Qaeda and Ben Ladin was spread like a political plague in twenty-first Century," commented the New York Times. "Even today, how many members of the base organization have penetrated into the country and whether he is seeking to use biochemical and nuclear weapons al Qaida is still unknown, as bin Laden boasted himself."