Inside Al-Qaeda's Hard Drive
prostoalex writes "Alan Cullison covered the events in Afghanistan for Wall Street Journal in late 2001. On the day that Kabul fell Cullison was offered to buy a bunch of computers from a local al-Qaeda office. For $1100 Cullison purchased an IBM desktop and a Compaq laptop. Before giving the hard drives to CIA agents in Afghanistan, Cullison copied the contents and shares some of the electronic messages in September's Atlantic Monthly. Interesting insight on al-Qaeda's financial operations and their merger with Taliban movement. The letters include e-mail messages from Osama bin Laden himself."
your other comment
I think you might get moderated redundant because of your own post.
Also, I'd argue that the US Government HAS led us into further losses of money and lives in iraq, but that is another reply for another day.
In A.D. 2001
War was beginning.
Bush: What happen ?
Bush Aid: Somebody set up us the bomb.
What if this signature were clever?