bin Ladin, economist?

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Subject: bin Ladin, economist?
From: "Ian Murray" <seamus2001@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2001 18:48:46 -0700
Cc: "Lbo-Talk@Lists. Panix. Com" <lbo-talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

[maybe irony isn't quite dead]

< http://www.ict.org.il/ >
Osama bin Ladin is one of 53 children of Saudi construction magnate
Muhammad Awad bin Ladin. His mother was reportedly a Palestinian, and
the least favored of his father's ten wives. The elder bin Ladin moved
to Saudi Arabia from Yemen and amassed a fortune. Most of this money
came from a number of successful construction and contracting
companies. Today, the bin Ladin family fortune is estimated at $5
billion, of which Osama has access to an estimated $300 million. He
tends to see himself as the model businessman, a graduate of Riyadh
University's management and economics department. The only difference
is, his product is war. [snip]

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- Re: Fw: [R-G] Bin Laden? Better Be Sure (Kagarlitsky), Karl Carlile Wed 19 Sep 2001, 03:48 GMT
- Is 'the left' blaming the victim?, Ian Murray Wed 19 Sep 2001, 03:10 GMT
  - Re: Is 'the left' blaming the victim?, Ken Hanly Wed 19 Sep 2001, 05:48 GMT
    - Re: Re: Is 'the left' blaming the victim?, Ian Murray Wed 19 Sep 2001, 06:06 GMT
- bin Ladin, economist?, Ian Murray Wed 19 Sep 2001, 01:47 GMT
- the 'neglect' of Asian 'terrorism', Ian Murray Wed 19 Sep 2001, 01:26 GMT
- Pakistan, Ian Murray Wed 19 Sep 2001, 01:10 GMT
- Statement of Labor Party of Pakistan on Terrorist Attacks, Ken Hanly Wed 19 Sep 2001, 00:58 GMT
- No mans land between Israel and West Bank, Chris Burford Tue 18 Sep 2001, 23:51 GMT

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