How about before he had made it to Pakistan, back when he "wasn't a threat." I just wish they would make up their mind on this. We're told not to worry, until one of his tapes surfaces, then its back to mindless fear.

One or the other. If he's not a threat then what should we care about his rambling threats? If on the other hand, he is still a major threat, then why are we not doing everything in our power to get him "dead or alive," as I believe Bush put it. Maybe if we had spent the time and resources . But thats baseless conjecture on my part.
RamblerGambler Reviewed by RamblerGambler on . FBI: Bin Laden Wants to Strike U.S. Cities With Nuclear Weapons FBI's Mueller: Bin Laden Wants to Strike U.S. Cities With Nuclear Weapons Ronald Kessler Tuesday, May 15, 2007 Osama bin Laden and his terrorist group desperately want to obtain nuclear devices and explode them in American cities, especially New York and Washington, D.C., FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III tells NewsMax. In an exclusive interview, Mueller also acknowledged that bin Laden is still active, though isolated. The director revealed that the Bureau believes the terrorist Rating: 5