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Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden was plotting to
assassinate US President Barack
Obama during the 2012 presidential
elections, intelligence has revealed. The Saudi-born terrorist, who had
evaded capture for a decade, was
killed on May 2 in a top secret
operation involving a small team of
US Special Forces in Abbottabad,
located 50 kilometres northeast of Islamabad and 150 kilometres east of
Peshawar.
Bin Laden was obsessed with killing
the US President, who he believed
'violated the Muslim faith', the Daily
Mail reports. The Al Qaeda leader took US military
campaigns in Afghanistan and the
Middle East 'very personally', and was
so disgusted that he could not even
watch Obama on television, the report
said. Videos found in bin Laden's final
hideout in Pakistan show him
watching television at home,
changing the channel every time
Obama comes on, unable to even look
at his image. The extraordinary details emerged
from the enormous cache of
intelligence seized from bin Laden's
compound in Abbottabad during the
raid in which he was killed. The 200 million pages of data give
chilling details about bin Laden's lust
for jihad on the West, the report said. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
said that it learned more from ten
days of studying the 'treasure trove'
of computers and handwritten
journals seized from Bin Laden's
compound, than in the past ten years, it added. According to CIA sources, until his last
days, bin Laden was plotting a terror
campaign to target Los Angeles, New
York and London that would have
topped 9/11, in a bid to drive Western
troops out of the Middle East. Obama was on the terrorist's hit list
and could have been killed during
next year's elections in America, the
cache revealed. "This is probably very personal on bin
Laden's part, to kill a President he
believes has violated the Muslim
faith," said Brad Garrett, a former FBI
profiler, adding: "He is incensed,
inflamed, obsessed about killing the President." The bombings would take place on
significant US dates, such as the tenth
anniversary of the September 11, 2001
attack or the Independence Day. Only large-scale attacks would have
any effect, bin Laden concluded.
Obama during the 2012 presidential
elections, intelligence has revealed. The Saudi-born terrorist, who had
evaded capture for a decade, was
killed on May 2 in a top secret
operation involving a small team of
US Special Forces in Abbottabad,
located 50 kilometres northeast of Islamabad and 150 kilometres east of
Peshawar.
Bin Laden was obsessed with killing
the US President, who he believed
'violated the Muslim faith', the Daily
Mail reports. The Al Qaeda leader took US military
campaigns in Afghanistan and the
Middle East 'very personally', and was
so disgusted that he could not even
watch Obama on television, the report
said. Videos found in bin Laden's final
hideout in Pakistan show him
watching television at home,
changing the channel every time
Obama comes on, unable to even look
at his image. The extraordinary details emerged
from the enormous cache of
intelligence seized from bin Laden's
compound in Abbottabad during the
raid in which he was killed. The 200 million pages of data give
chilling details about bin Laden's lust
for jihad on the West, the report said. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
said that it learned more from ten
days of studying the 'treasure trove'
of computers and handwritten
journals seized from Bin Laden's
compound, than in the past ten years, it added. According to CIA sources, until his last
days, bin Laden was plotting a terror
campaign to target Los Angeles, New
York and London that would have
topped 9/11, in a bid to drive Western
troops out of the Middle East. Obama was on the terrorist's hit list
and could have been killed during
next year's elections in America, the
cache revealed. "This is probably very personal on bin
Laden's part, to kill a President he
believes has violated the Muslim
faith," said Brad Garrett, a former FBI
profiler, adding: "He is incensed,
inflamed, obsessed about killing the President." The bombings would take place on
significant US dates, such as the tenth
anniversary of the September 11, 2001
attack or the Independence Day. Only large-scale attacks would have
any effect, bin Laden concluded.
