Assertion: bin laden | /r/HasProperty | alive
Facets:
value: in afghanistan
type: LOCATION
value: really
type: DEGREE
value: in pakistan
type: LOCATION
value: according to [snowden
type: OTHER
value: according to him
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: He was still alive although badly injured when the Seal team entered the room where they shot him again killing him.
text: According to him, not only is Bin Laden still alive, but he is living a lavish lifestyle in the Bahamas, thanks to regular payments from the CIA.
text: Mr. Snowden says that the documents proving that Bin Laden is still alive will be integrally reproduced in his new book, expected to be released in September.
text: These even included the suggestion bin Laden is still alive — that he had somehow escaped and the Americans were so embarrassed they came up with a cover story that he had been killed.
text: According to [Snowden], not only is Bin Laden still alive, but he is living a lavish lifestyle in the Bahamas, thanks to regular payments from the CIA.
text: Those supporting the release argued that the photos should be considered public records, that the photos are necessary to complete the journalistic record, and that the photos would prove bin Laden's death and therefore prevent that bin Laden is still alive.
text: In that account, three SEALs ascended the steps together but bin Laden was alive and standing in the bedroom when the point man entered.
text: bin Laden is alive in Afghanistan.
text: On December 9, 2009, BBC News reported that U.S. Army General Stanley A. McChrystal, who served as Commander of the U.S. forces in Afghanistan from June 15, 2009, until June 23, 2010, emphasized the continued importance of the capture or killing of bin Laden, thus indicating that the U.S. high command believed that bin Laden was still alive.
text: On October 18, 2010, an unnamed NATO official suggested that bin Laden was "alive and well and living comfortably" in Pakistan, protected by elements of the country's intelligence services.
text: The whole truth about how bin Laden managed to avoid capture for more than a decade — assuming he really was still alive — may never be publicly known.
text: Most believe that Bin Laden is still alive.
text: Months after the attack, U.S. officials admitted they still did not know whether he was alive or dead.
text: But in some ways, it no longer mattered whether bin Laden was dead or alive.
text: The ousted Taliban leader states that bin Laden is alive in Afghanistan.
text: The author insists that the many Bin Laden tapes made since that date have been concocted by the West to make the world believe Bin Laden is alive.
text: Many quotes of people who tell they don't know if bin Laden is alive are not informative and make no sense since the 2004 tape is from later date.
text: I would give the first priority that he is dead and the second priority that he is alive somewhere in Afghanistan.
text: That has led to a variety of thoughts, placing bin Laden in Afghanistan, in Pakistan or Iran, on the open ocean onboard a ship, or headed north through Tajikistan or Uzbekistan -- if he is still alive.
text: Bin Laden is alive and being held in a secret location while the US interrogates him about al-Qaida's nuclear arsenal.