Bin Laden's Rather unusual Connection.

Al Qaeda is computer savvy, and some investigators believe they have found markers or code words that indicate bin Laden is trying to signal supporters that he is alive.GBW reported earlier this year that al Qaeda has used at least one Web site to post information and keeps changing the site's address to stay ahead of investigators.
Authorities also are investigating information from detainees that suggests al Qaeda members - and possibly even bin Laden - are hiding messages inside photographic files on pornographic Web sites.So Dont be surprized if you surf the net and suddenly Bin Laden pops up!!!!! :):)


In an audiotape broadcast on the Al Jazeera television network last month, al Qaeda spokesman Sulaiman Abu Ghaith said that bin Laden, his top lieutenant Ayman al-Zawahiri and "98 percent of the leadership of al Qaeda are safe" and planning new attacks against the United States. Taliban leader Mullah Omar was also alive, he said."I really want to assure the Muslims that Sheikh Osama bin Laden, with the mercy of Allah, is in a good health, and all rumors about Sheikh Osama's sickness or injuries in Tora Bora is completely inaccurate news," he said. Bin Laden would soon appear on television, Abu Ghaith said.
Alive or dead, bin Laden remains a powerful symbol."Those people who are going to rally behind him are going to rally behind him dead or alive," said Shibley Telhami, a Middle Eastern studies professor at the University of Maryland. "You're going to have a core that, no matter what happens to him, are going to be his core supporters."He is terrifying to Middle Eastern elites. He is terrifying to Middle Eastern governments," Telhami said."He is terrifying to those who aspire to have a normal life because ... if it could be done to the United States, it could be done to them."