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CNN 报道, CIA 已经包围了病拉丁,病拉丁这次可能插翅难逃,有人早怀疑布什和CIA一直密切监控着病拉丁,只是不想马上抓他,让美军失去留住那地方的理由。
现在情况不一样了,可能是因为O8当选,民主党上台,小灌木干脆把功劳弄到手再说。

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/asiapcf/11/13/binladen.cia/
CIA head says bin Laden isolated, fighting to survive
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Bin Laden isolated from al Qaeda's daily operations, Michael Hayden says
"He is putting a lot of energy into his own survival," Hayden tells Atlantic Council
Hayden says CIA believes capturing bin Laden would be huge blow to al Qaeda
Hayden says al Qaeda hurt by sustained fights with U.S. but remains a threat
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- U.S. intelligence agencies believe Osama bin Laden is isolated from al Qaeda and spending much of his energy merely surviving, the head of the CIA said on Thursday.
CIA Director Michael Hayden said hunting down bin Laden remains his agency's priority.
"He is putting a lot of energy into his own survival -- a lot of energy into his own security," Hayden said in a speech at the Atlantic Council in Washington.
"In fact, he appears to be largely isolated from the day-to-day operations of the organization he nominally heads," he said.
In recent weeks, there have been several U.S. missile strikes by unmanned drones around the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
The United States maintains that Taliban and al Qaeda forces operate with relative impunity in tribal areas along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan and use those areas as staging grounds to attack U.S. forces and their allies inside Afghanistan.
Hayden said al Qaeda has been hurt by a sustained fight with the United States and its allies, but remains a threat.
"Al Qaeda has suffered serious setbacks, but it remains a determined, adaptive enemy unlike any our nation has ever faced," Hayden said. "The war is far from over."
Regardless of whether bin Laden is actively helping lead the terrorist organization, the CIA believes capturing or killing him would be a huge blow to al Qaeda, according to Hayden.
"This is an organization that has never been through a change at the top," he said. "For 20 years, bin Laden has been the visionary, the inspiration or harmonizing force behind al Qaeda."
Hayden said it remained to be seen whether bin Laden's deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri, could maintain unity in the ranks without him.
"The truth is, we simply don't know what would happen if bin Laden is killed or captured. But I'm willing to bet that whatever happens, it would work in our favor," Hayden said.
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