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Osama Bin Laden's Influence On 9/11
CIA Agent behind the Manhunt “I have already said that I am not involved in the 11 September attacks in the United States...Islam strictly forbids causing harm to innocent women, children and other people,” (“Hard Facts Hard Truth -Bin Laden ‘Confession Tapes”). This quote is spoken by Osama Bin Laden himself the day after the September 11, 2001 attacks on both Twin Towers, the Pentagon, and attempt to reach the White House although failed and crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Osama Bin Laden then was denying all accusations of him outlining the attacks on September 11, 2001. The morning of September 11, 2001 was not just any traditional day. Americans were full terror, grief, dismal, and awe as nineteen total hijackers on American Airlines …show more content…

All of the politics from Zero Dark Thirty was eliminated to refrain on false information spread. “ ‘Zero Dark Thirty' is a disturbing, fantastically-made movie. It will make you hate torture,” (Brainy Quotes). This quote is spoken by Michael Moore according to how the interrogation process was conducted in the Zero Dark Thirty. The interrogation tactics were shown incorrectly. An example of is the waterboarding technique they used was misleading and inaccurate according to the Washington Post. Waterboarding is when an interrogation technique simulating the experience of drowning, in which a person is strapped, face up, to a board that slopes downward at the head, while large quantities of water are poured over the face into the breathing passages (Webster). The movie received a lot of backlash from the media for this interrogation method. The media was saying that waterboarding was the eventual death of Osama Bin Laden, although it is clearly shown in the film Osama was shot multiple times in the head. The media also expressed that there was no psychological and emotional details showed in the film which is false because Maya cried at the final scene in the movie; Maya also showed anger during the film when people were giving her an enormous amount of backlash. That is how the media confusion released falsified information on the killing of Osama Bin

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