Why is there even a debate over releasing photos of Osama's body?

In addition to Pieczenik, as we reported in August 2002, Alex Jones was separately told by a high level Republican source that Bin Laden was dead and that his body was being kept “on ice” until Osama’s death could be announced at the most “politically expedient” time.

When Jones asked the source if his claim was mere speculation or whether it was actually true, the source re-iterated the fact that he was being deadly serious and that Bin Laden’s corpse was “physically on ice” waiting to be rolled out for public consumption at the most opportune moment.

" http://www.eutimes.net/2011/05/inside-sources-bin-ladens-corpse-has-been-on-ice-for-nearly-a-decade/

steve pieczenik who worked for 4 adminstration of the u.s and is also co-creator of clancy novels said bin laden died a decade ago and they are keeping him frozen. They got rid of the body so you don't know where he died. That's what he's claiming, this guy is very credible. I'm not making any conclusions, but just raising doubts on the official story.

Also if they don't want to show a picture of bin laden is dead, why not show it before they killed him? Oh wait, the video cuts off for 25 minutes when they were doing the raid. So what was hillary clinton pretending to be so scared about? A bunch of bad actors and actresses.

 

In addition to Pieczenik, as we reported in August 2002, Alex Jones was separately told by a high level Republican source that Bin Laden was dead and that his body was being kept “on ice” until Osama’s death could be announced at the most “politically expedient” time.

When Jones asked the source if his claim was mere speculation or whether it was actually true, the source re-iterated the fact that he was being deadly serious and that Bin Laden’s corpse was “physically on ice” waiting to be rolled out for public consumption at the most opportune moment.

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There isn't a debate. There are maybe 10,000 people in the whole world who don't believe he's dead. They're the most noticed precisely because they're so out-there, and because it's the only real debate that news agencies don't even have to concoct themselves.