Re: Was Osama under house arrest?

In article <96bc5c95-f252-4872-817a-5bba41b57f05@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Dom <DRosa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

This morning it occurred to me that Osama bin Laden may have been kept
under house arrest by the Pakistani intelligence service and military.
This evening on the O'Reilly Factor, Col. Ralph Peters expressed the
opinion that the ISI had been keeping Osama in the compound and that
he could not leave--that is why Osama remained there for such a long
time. Any ideas?

That of course would explain the large contigent of Pakistani Military guarding
the compound or even the fact that with a 40 minute firefight no Pakistani
military or police actually showed up to investigate what was happening
.

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