signalsOsama's Parental Skills
January 9th 2010 14:26
If you were born into the bin Laden family, your fate was pretty much growing up a terrorist. Some 20 children were routinely beaten, were raised without toys or laughter, and had their pets killed in gas experiments. As they got older Osama would ask them to go on suicide missions.
Omar bin Laden said that his father hated his enemies more than he loved his sons. If they lived in a hot climate, Osama would not allow refrigerators or air-conditioning. In the cold Afghanistan, they were forced to dig holes and lie in them and if they got cold were told to cover themselves with dirt and grass. Don't mind the wild animals and snakes.
During the American invasion in 2001, most of the children escaped to Iran, where some are still held. Others made it back to Saudi Arabia.
The story is an interesting read into the mind of a demented terrorist. Even though Osama bin Laden was always demented, it was during the Gulf War, when the Saudis allowed the Americans to use their land for bases, that he really freaked. It was then that he broke ties with the Royal family.
It truly makes you want to vote Osama as father of the decade!
Omar bin Laden said that his father hated his enemies more than he loved his sons. If they lived in a hot climate, Osama would not allow refrigerators or air-conditioning. In the cold Afghanistan, they were forced to dig holes and lie in them and if they got cold were told to cover themselves with dirt and grass. Don't mind the wild animals and snakes.
During the American invasion in 2001, most of the children escaped to Iran, where some are still held. Others made it back to Saudi Arabia.
The story is an interesting read into the mind of a demented terrorist. Even though Osama bin Laden was always demented, it was during the Gulf War, when the Saudis allowed the Americans to use their land for bases, that he really freaked. It was then that he broke ties with the Royal family.
It truly makes you want to vote Osama as father of the decade!
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