I bet you didn’t know OSAMA BIN LADEN was approximately 6ft 4 inches tall. He could easily pass for a professional basketball player.
He usually moved about with a cane, probably to chase away his many demons. Two of his most intriguing ideologies were; The Sharia Law was all-sufficient and all Jews should be exterminated.
The Jews who, according to him, are a plague to the world. It is safe to say that despite the fact that he had his fair share of ludicrous and questionable viewpoints, his attitude towards technology raises an eyebrow.
On the one hand, he was interested in “earth-moving machines”- engineering of plants but refused, on the other hand, to drink “cold water” because it was refrigerated.
Like him or not he was one of the most influential men of the 20th/21st Century.
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He was a thought!
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He was a what now? π
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A thot.
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Oh, hahaha π
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A thug?
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I was thinking π€
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He was for a group of people, but not to me π
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I mean if you affected the lives of a number of people, that’s influence π
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He was a bad (evil) negative influencer , unfortunately.
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Basically
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He was influential for some wrong reasons……but I guess he was ahead of the curve on Zoom sessions right? He loved a good online posting……pasting…..which one I don’t know π
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Haha, you’re right about that. Don’t know why he felt the need to π
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Well….rather he stuck to ‘cutting edge technology’ then ‘cutting of heads’.
Pleasant weekend my dear friend.
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Haha
Cheers and you too π
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Not.
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Not? π€
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Like him or not… Not. π·
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Haha, gotcha
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a big spendthrift, I think he spent more money than his family allowance π€
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Haha, tell me about it
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No π
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Fairs
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Roatd! π
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Haha, tell me about it
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With all respect Gottfried, Bin Laden certainly was not one of the most influencial persons of the 20th century (speaking of the Jews I could mention someone else) and although he did throw up some dust, the 21th century still has 80 years to go, so it’s far to early to decide who or what will earn the Nobel price of influence. My guess is that he as a person will be a footnote in history, perhaps comparable with Gavrilo Princip, a wandering soul who provoked anger and destruction but, except by historians, will after a short while not ring a common bell.
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I need to read more about this interesting character
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Being notorious is also a way to influence. He was simply an eccentric person.
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You’re not wrong at all
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History wasn’t my favourite until now!
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Haha, there’s more
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Can’t wait!
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Well, you’re going to have to π
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Ikr ππ
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How are you doing bro?
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I’m good sweet. I have a new post out. Meet me there π
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OH SURE!
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Interesting choice of topic. What brought this to mind?
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Happenings around the globe
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I like brief but this is well revealing nothing. Ha!
I think you are getting in my brain.
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Haha, fairs. I’m a brain surgeon. What are those called?
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I always thought he resembled a long stringy bit of play-doh with that tall body, thin frame and his flip-flops
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Haha, it’s the flip flops for me
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Not gonna lie either he looked like a really nice guy to glance at him. I can imagine parking myself down and having a brew and a chat and him just being really quite polite and lovely.
I tend to do that though; just strike up general conversation with strangers I once spent a week in Cyprus right up in the mountains on a horse ranch. We rode by these dodgy looking blokes with a little fire and stove going and they would invite us to stop and have a drink and sliced oranges. They were really nice.
Looking back I don’t know what the hell they were doing out there and straight up wouldn’t like to hazard a guess but they were pleasant and those oranges tasted like happy π
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I’m sure he’ll be willing to indulge you.
Haha, never turn down good oranges
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