Two Bibles 'containing terror codes' found in Bin Laden compound -- will apologies and riots ensue?


Coded? The English-language Bibles contain pages that are folded-over and highlighted texts

The English-language Bibles were full of highlighting and folded-over pages. Maybe they were being used to plot. In any case, they were all marked up. Was Osama thinking of converting? Was he going into Islamic apologetics and proselytizing Christians? Was he planning to send jihadis posing as Christians into churches the West? We may never know. In any case, it's a good thing these Bibles weren't burned, or we'd see radical Christians rioting, killing innocent people, and demanding that Pakistani authorities be put on trial -- no, wait,

Pakistani security officials have found two copies of the Bible at the house where Al-Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden was killed.
The Christian holy books were discovered this week when demolition crews were sent in to tear down the compound in Abbottabad.

They were so well hidden that security personnel had previously overlooked them.

It is thought the English-print editions contain coded clues to future terror attacks, The Sun reported,

The English-language Bibles - a bizarre find in the home of the world's most famous Islamic fundamentalist - contained pages that are folded-over and highlighted texts.

An ISI commanding officer told The Sun: 'The Bibles were in English and we cannot be sure why they were there. These copies were found as we checked the rooms for the final time before demolishing the building.

'The radios are in working condition and will be given with the Bibles to the investigators. Some pages were folded and we will see later what was of most interest to Bin Laden.

'Maybe he was looking for teachings of jihad.'

Bin Laden was killed at the compound by U.S. Navy SEALs last May after the biggest manhunt in history.

Its demolition was completed on Sunday, erasing a symbol of humiliation for Pakistan's military that has marked one of the most difficult periods in U.S.-Pakistan ties.

The Pakistani military was angry it had not been consulted by U.S. officials before the raid took place - a decision the U.S. explained was driven by concerns that someone in the government might tip off Bin Laden.

While much of the world cheered the death, Pakistan fumed over what it called a violation of its sovereignty,

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2108055/Two-Bibles-containing-terror-codes-hidden-Bin-Laden-compound-demolished.html

Frosbel how you dey now?
the topic belongs in the Foreign Affairs section and (the previous one you opened) has been moved there. Pls fwd any questions to the mod thread. Thanks.