Friday, May 20, 2011



Lời cuối cùng của Bin Laden trước khi chếtA tape longer than 12 minutes is attributed to Osama bin Laden recorded a few weeks before his death Al-Quaeda was announced today (19 / 5).
The video began to appear on an Islamist website, then held monitor SITE Intelligence of America translated to English.
In his message, bin Laden Bin Laden praises the revolution sweeping the Arab world, especially in Tunisia and Egypt, and called for more to overthrow the "tyrant" other. Bin Laden said that this is a rare historic opportunity to rise and Muslims believe "Wind changes would cover the entire Muslim world." Al-Qaeda terrorist also mentions the revolutionary wave in the Maghreb region, North Africa and said: "The sun is beginning to shine through the network from the Maghreb. Light of the revolution came from Tunisia has brought peace to the country and make people happy face radiant. " In January 1 / 2011, Tunisian President was deposed, and then the Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak was deposed after a series of large-scale demonstration in Tahrir Square, the center of Cairo. The late leader of Al-Qaeda also urged establishment of an advisory council to make important decisions at the exact moment when the revolutionary wave swept across the Muslim world. Analysts said that both bin Laden and the West have expressed support for insurgents in a wave of Arab countries, but their goals are different. While the West expect the demonstrations will lead to democratic reforms, the Bin Laden hoped the fall of the dictatorship will lead to the formation of a new government to follow Islamic rules. In the recording, Bin Laden has accused the authorities to do their self-esteem and distorted the divine truth to consolidate power. Talking about the authenticity of the tape recorder, an analyst Evan Kohlmann said the terrorists: "There is no doubt about the authenticity of the tape. Exactly is Bin Laden's voice and this is the last message. " According Vietnamnet

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