cleric sets cap of 10 million U.S. deaths

[Canuck_Buck]

LONDON, England (CNN) -- Nearly five years have passed since the September 11 terrorist attacks, yet Osama bin Laden -- the world's most-wanted terrorist -- remains a dangerous fugitive, his words and actions inspiring jihadists across the globe.[/b]

It's hard to fathom that bin Laden would remain so relevant today, when in the days after the attacks, the Bush administration and much of the world was determined to get him.

"I want justice," President Bush said, referring to bin Laden after September 11, 2001. "And there's an old poster out West. ... I recall, that said, 'Wanted, Dead or Alive.'"

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapcf/08/22/amanpour.binladen/index.html

Bin Laden is believed to be hiding across the border in the rugged regions of Pakistan, but his global campaign of terror continues.

Are we not at war everyone?

[CalHunter]

We're still at war and have been making a lot of progress, in spite of what the news reports.

[BenGarrett]

It's clear that CNN is right on target once again with their totally accurate, without bias, news reports.

[cameronmclain]

Are we not at war everyone?

What do you mean, are we not at war?

Of course we are.



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[tangozulu]

I don't spend too much time watching CNN so can't say if they are biased or not, and I assume being biased is a bad thing. Fox on the other hand is very difinately biased and this somehow appeals to many in this room. Myself I prefer BBC, as does much of the planet.

ORIGINAL: BenGarrett

It's clear that CNN is right on target once again with their totally accurate, without bias, news reports.