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Thursday, May 3,2012

Bin Laden's Private Papers Go Online

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The latest batch of Osama Bin Laden's papers were made public Thursday, providing a glimpse into the thinking of the now-deceased al-Qaida leader's final days.

The big takeaways: He remained committed to attacking American targets, including President Obama and Gen. David Petraeus, up until the end, but had become increasingly frustrated with what he saw as the incompetence of his allies who led al-Qaida affiliates.

Oh yeah, and as Twitter has probably already (incorrectly) told you, there was something about how he hates Fox News and hearts Keith Olbermann. But we'll get to that in a bit.

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