osama_obama and the smell of a rat

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Osama, Obama and the Smell of a Rat

By

FEMI FANI KAYODE


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OSAMA, OBAMA AND THE SMELL OF A RAT

By writing this essay I will be swimming against the tide of public opinion. Yet that isnothing new to me. Not to do so and to quietly play the unquestioning and exciteable

cheerleader like so many others appear to be doing over this matter today would leaveme open to the charge of intellectual dishonesty and that I would find difficult to abide.

Let me make it abundantly clear right from the outset that I am not a supporter ofOsama Bin Laden and I believe that he was an overqualified and overdue candidate for

hell. I utterly despised the man and all that he stood for and I am one of those that areof the view that the world is a far better and safer place without him.

This is because firstly he was directly responsible for the untimely and violent deaths ofliterally hundreds of thousands of innocent souls from all over the world over the last 20years and secondly because he struck terror and brought tears and sorrow to the hearts,

souls and minds of millions of people from every corner of the globe over that sameperiod of time with his chilling and reprehensible activities and evil agenda. On a morepersonal note he was also responsible for the gruesome murder of my brilliant and

promising young nephew, Anthony Fatayi-Williams, who was on the threshold of what,

would have been a fulfilled and prosperous life and career but who was sadly andbrutally killed in the Al Qaeda London bombings of July 2005.

There is no question in my mind that Osama Bin Laden needed to be caught and broughtto justice for his heinous crimes and that once he was safely despatched to eternity he

deserved to burn in hell forever. The thought of that, I must confess gives me

tremendous relief and pleasure. However I also believe that in order to avoid the chargeof being deemed guilty of falling to his own bestial standards, bringing such a man to

justice, even as utterly evil and reprehensible as he undoubtedly was, must surely bedone within the confines and ambit of the law.

Furthermore the enforcers of that law, which in this case were the Americans, must beas transparent and honest about their execution of it as possible, the sequence of events

that took place and precisely how they actually carried out the whole operation so thatwe can properly determine whether, firstly, their story is true and, secondly, if it is

indeed true, whether they were operating firmly within the boundaries of internationallaw and indeed American law itself.

To that extent I believe that it is regrettable and indeed a grave error of judgement ontheir part that the Obama administration has finally announced that it would not release

the pictures of the dead Osama Bin Laden. I say this because such a refusal will onlyhelp to fuel the various conspiracy theories that are presently making the rounds all overthe world outside of America. I believe that the dangers that this policy decision andposture may pose to the American government in terms of of it's honesty and credibility

before the outside world and the course of action that they have chosen to take in this

respect far outweigh the dangers that they may face if the world were to have been

allowed to see the bullet ridden body of Osama Bin Laden in the form of a simple picture.

The display of such a picture would have brought the matter to complete closure formany in the international community who are still a little skeptical about the veracity and

legitimacy of the claims and indeed the whole exercise. Yet we have now been told inclear terms by the White House and President Barrack Obama himself that ''the man isdead'', ''he will never walk the earth again'' and that we ''should just take their word for

it''. We are told that we ''should'' take the American government's word for it eventhough we are not all Americans?


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We ''should'' all take their word for it even though no-one, outside of those that actuallytook part in the operation, those that were in the house that was attacked, those that

watched the action live from the security room of the White House and those that buriedBin Laden's body at sea actually witnessed the events or have seen any footage, hard

evidence or pictures of it? And we are expected to just accept it all like that becausethey said that we ''should'' and because they said it with a nice smile? Is it just me or is

the world literally under some kind of deep Luciferean spell? This surely raises questions

on so many fronts and on so many levels.

Questions that are important and that should not be shrugged off or wished away simplyas a consequence of the euphoria and immense joy of the moment. Whether we like it ornot a disturbing precedent has now been set and we must be prepared to live with it's

consequences and expect it to be repeated over and over again if not by the Americansalone but certainly by others. If history teaches us nothing else it certainly teaches us

that. The only question is ''who is next'' and on whose supposedly ''sovereign'' soil will it

be done. Yes we are all happy and relieved that the beast called Osama Bin Laden isdead. But do we not all, as world citizens, have a right to know precisely how itactually happened and whether it was done within the narrow yet clearly defined limitsof international law?

Unless the Americans have something to hide what is wrong with the idea of coming upwith better and convincing evidence of his execution and under what circumstances itwas done and showing it to the world. As a great admirer and supporter of PresidentBarrack Obama I certainly expected at least that much from him. This is not an

American affair alone but it is rather an international one. Anyone that has watched the

Oscar-winning blockbuster film that stars Denzel Washington and Nathan Hawke titled''Training Day'' and that remembers the scene in which a notorious, evil, low-life andpsychotic criminal and professional drug dealer was illegally executed and despatched to

eternity and then robbed by a small unit of of merciless, ruthless, efficient andexceptionally cold-blooded law-enforcement officers led by Washington wouldunderstand my concerns. After they ''killed the beast'' and stole his money they coveredup the evidence in a very efficient manner and they calmly researched and agreed on

what each and everyone of them would say when the main body of the police arrived in

order to cover their tracks.

This was their modus operandi and they had, of course, done it many times before. Iassure you that that sort of thing is not limited to films but it happens regularly with thepolice in America and in virtually every other country in the world. For example does

anyone remember the Rodney King incident in Los Angeles a number of years backwhich immediately sparked off riots amongst the black American community in that cityand which resulted in many deaths? Or perhaps more recently the case of the

Englishman that was ruthlessly pushed to the ground for doing absolutely nothing by aMetropolitan police officer in London during the Piccadilly riots in central London just afew weeks ago and who then, sadly, just dropped dead.

In both of these cases if a camera that was secretly being operated by an innocent bye-

stander and a patriotic and honest member of the public had not been there to film thewhole proceedings we would have been told a completely different story by theauthorities and the law enforcement agencies as regards the series of events thattranspired. And I am told that when it comes to the military it is even worse. If anyonehas any doubts about that let them just consider the sort of things that were going on at

the notorious American military-run Abu Grav prison in Baghdad until those infamousand sickening pictures were released to the world and the whole thing blew open.

Would anyone have believed up until then that American soldiers would turn a dog on aprisoners face to tear it out whilst they watched and laughed or that they themselves


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would happily defecate or urinate in the faces of their Arab prisoners? The bottom line isthis- when armed men and women in uniform are given absolute power over their

victims or targets and when there is no-one to watch or monitor their activities to ensurethat things are done according to the rules, the regulations and the law men and women

tend to behave in an utterly bestial and unnecessarily cruel manner and if they feel thatthey can get away with it they will break the law, take life when it is not absolutely

necessary and humiliate and torture their victims and targets before doing so. And in

most cases they will enjoy it.

That, sadly, is human nature and this is especially so when the target or the victim is ashated and as despised by virtually every civilised and right-thinking person in the worldas Osama Bin Laden certainly was. I have tremendous respect for the discipline and

professionalism of the American military and especially for their Delta Force and theirNavy Seals (who I believe are second only to the British Special Air Service or SAS when

it comes to their ability to perform ''special ops'', ''wet work'' and getting the job done in

a clinical and professional manner) but the fact that the whole operation was not oncamera (as we are now being told) worries me.

What happened to the camcorders on the helmets of the Navy Seals? Did they suddenlystop working? If this is not the case then why were they removed? We are now being

told that it was only the helicopters that were outside the building that actually filmedthe proceedings and all the action from where it was hovering outside the building and inthe compound which means that there is absolutely no record or footage of whattranspired when the soldiers entered the house itself and confronted, killed andapprehended the occupants none of whom, by their own admission, were armed.

Rather conveniently we are told that the helicopter that would have been used to bring

the other occupants of the house out of Pakistan with the Seals suddenly crashed whichmeant that they would not be debriefed in a country with rules and regulations but theywould be left in the hands of Pakistan's ruthless and notorious ISI intelligence agencywho certainly have ways of compelling them to tell the ''right'' story and not to rock the

boat. Could the ''Training Day'' experience be the sort of thing that happened at OsamaBin Laden's home when the Navy Seals arrived there and stormed the building? Perhaps

so and perhaps not so and the truth is that most people really don't care.

The popular refrain all over the world today, except perhaps amongst the more

conservative Muslim populations, is that even if they had raped Bin Laden's wife andchildren before his very eyes and then slowly skinned him alive in their presence whilstmaking him eat his own guts before finally putting a bullet in his head and between hislegs it really doesn't matter. They feel that regardless of what actually ''went down'' and

how it was done justice has been served, that Bin Laden deserved no better and thatultimately the fact that he has been killed is all that matters.

I understand and appreciate this position but I have to say that I respectfully disagreewith it. This is because I believe that our humanity can only be truly measured by ourability to operate with decency, discipline, compassion and restraint when dealing with

even the most monstrous of characters and we must always resist the strong temptationof operating outside the confines and limits of the law. That is, after all, the only thingthat makes us better than the Osama Bin Laden's of this world and his ilk and once wethrow that away we can no longer lay claim to being on the morale high ground.

The fact that Saddam Hussein was tried in an open court by and before his own people is

what demystified him and denied him the status of martyrdom.

The fact that the leaders of Nazi Germany who between them caused the death of no

less than 50 million people during the Second World War (bar Adolph Hitler who died in


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Osama like circumstances also on may 1st and whose body was also never found) wereopenly and publically tried according to the law and were each convicted and hanged like

the common criminals and murderers that they were reduced their stature and deniedthem the cult-figure and hero status that they so desperately craved for themselves

even after death.

They were hopelessly and shamelessly demystified and that is the beauty and power of

doing things openly and properly and according to the law when dealing with massmurderers who have a massive following in the world like Osama Bin Laden. In the light

of all this kindly permit me to share just a few interesting posers about the Osama casewith you and allow me to put them directly to the American government and to thosethat believe everything that they have been told by them concerning this matter hook ,line and sinker and lock, stock and barrel.

Firstly, if Osama Bin Laden was not armed why did you blow his brains out? Secondly, if

he did not resist arrest why did you murder him?Thirdly, if you could have taken himalive and brought him home for trial and to face justice why didn't you do so? Fourthly, ifyou really had his body why did you bury it at sea? Fifthly, if you have his pictures whynot show it to the world? Sixthly, if his wife was not a human shield why break her leg?

Seventhly, if he did not resist arrest why execute him in front of his twelve year old

daughter? Eighthly, if she did not resist arrest or carry a weapon why was the otherwoman in the building shot dead? Ninthly, if the Pakistani's were not in any way involved

how did you manage to enter their airspace without detection, violate their sovereignty,commit an act of murder and war on their soil, launch a full scale military assault in themiddle of a secure and well guarded military community which was just ten minutes

away from their military officers training college, remain there with guns blazing androckets booming for 45 minutes and get in and out without being challenged by themwith the firing of even one bullet? Tenthly and most important of all, why does your

story about the sequence of events and what actually transpired during the assault keepchanging? Someone somewhere is not giving us the true picture and is not telling usthe complete truth about the series and sequence of events. Of that I am sure.

The only question that is left for us to answer is just how far the deception and the coverup goes. Is it fundamental or is it peripheral? Was there an Osama Bin Laden there at all

or did he actually die many years ago? Was it really him that was attacked or was it abody double? Ws the whole thing real or was it all stage-managed? Was he killed at thepremises, assuming that he was killed at all, or was he flown off in the American chopper

and killed elsewhere after a period of brutal interrogation, questioning and torture? Whywere the two couriers killed even though they did not resist arrest? Why was Bin Laden'syoung son killed? Why were there no armed men guarding the premises if the leader ofthe world's most notorious and dangerous terrorist was really living there? How comenot even one American commando or Navy Seal was shot or even wounded during theoperation? Remember that we are talking about the leader of the dreaded Al Qaeda

here. I mean the whole thing is beginning to sound so unlikely and implausible. Itsounds more like a script of a second-rate Hollywood movie than reality.

There are so many scenarios and conclusions that one can draw up and arrive in all thisbut ultimately it is only God (and possibly Obama) that really knows the truth and thathas the answers to these questions. Whichever way one looks at it and whatever onechooses to believe, I can smell a very big dead rat here and the smell is getting strongerby the day. Quite apart from anything else the fact that the American Presidentialelections are just around the corner present a veritable motive for all this subterfuge and

deception, if indeed that it was it really is. How I wish that I could have ruled that out inmy mind but without the evidence I simply cannot do so. I for one am very skepticalabout governments and what they tell us.


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The line between truth and fantasy are very often blurred when it comes to any gospelaccording to any government. Things are very rarely as they appear and things are

hardly ever as the public is told. And the more advanced the country or government thatis involved the better they are at it. Remember the death of John F. Kennedy, Bobby

Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Princess Diana, Moshood Abiola, Sani Abacha, Adolf Hitler(also on May 1st), Josef Stalin, Anwar Sadat, Zia Ul Haq, Benazzir Bhutto, Indira Ghandi,

Rajiv Ghandi, Marilyn Monroe, Kwame Nkrumah, Sylvanio Olympio, Murtala Mohammed,

Thomas Sankara, Patrice Lumumba, Juvenal Habyamira, Cyprien Ntaryamira, Pope JohnPaul 1, Abraham Lincoln and so many others? We may have identified who pulled thetriggers or administered the poisons in some of these examples but does it really stop

there? Who was behind them? Who funded them? Who gave them the orders to do it?Which intelligence agencies were really behind it? Who covered up the real reasons andmotivations for these killings and why? Who benefitted the most from these deaths and

these distortions of fact and official cover-ups? Who stood to lose the most if the truthcame out?

All these cases are unresolved and all have been furnished with questionableconclusions as to who it was that actually gave the orders for the assassinations to takeplace and who was ultimately responsible. Food for thought? Yes indeed. Just remember

one thing....in the covert world of special operations, espionage and the intelligence

services anything is possible and very rarely do they ever tell the truth about anything,even to their own Presidents. That is why they are called ''spooks''. They live in a greyworld filled with it's own very real fantasies and ghosts. Secrecy and loyalty is their

armour and disinformation and a licence to take human life when it is in the nationalinterest are their most potent weapons. Armed with those four things they can do

anything, to anyone, at anytime and get away with it. Permit me to end this contribution

by sharing the following observation, which was made by the god-daughter and niece ofmy dear friend and sister Donna Wayas, with you here. Her name is Antonia Ally and sherecently posted the following contribution as her facebook status.

"How can we just believe these lies? 21st century man is so dumb. Ok so they threwOsama's body into the river, how convenient. We have always suspected that he died of

cancer years ago and now u throw the body away. American troops can take pictures of

them abusing innocent Iraqi prisoners and they can make the hanging of SaddamHussein so public but they quietly throw the head of Al Qaeda away after 10years ofsearching. Please".

A simple yet poignant contribution from an insightful young lady wouldn't you say? The

only thing left to explore is motive. Why would the American government be indulging inall these games now assuming that is what they are doing. The answer is not toodifficult.

There is an election next year in America and with this great achievement and ''smooth

operation'' by the Obama administration can anyone stop him from winning again? He

has given the American people what they have craved for the most over the last 10years and he has done so without suffering one American casualty. His approval ratings

have soared and trust me when I tell you that he will win the elections next year with alandslide victory unless something dramatic and terrible happens before then to exposethe whole thing for what it may very well be to the American people. Yet as each daypasses the plot thickens more and more and as each morning dawns the smell of thedead rat gets stronger and stronger. God bless America.

Femi Fani-Kayode, 2011.

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