Bin Laden's Hard Drive | Full Episode

I don't know why this documentary is about people's opinions rather than being about the contents of Osama's hard drive.

After a couple of minutes I can tell this is going to be a history lesson instead of what's actually on the disc

Seriousness aside, I never thought I’d see bloopers from a Bin-Laden speech family guy style

"I have certain rules I live by. My first rule: I don't believe anything the government tells me." - George Carlin

this documentary is more about their views on bin laden than the content inside those hard drives

I remember reading an article about the Navy Seals' operation in Abottabad about Bin Laden and I still remember a line from the article, " The way he behaved and what we found on his computer make him seem almost human and it could not be any farther from the truth". I believe that the found on his computer does not refer to the propaganda videos but refers to the cartoons and bloopers and other things.

Even if you're my friend, and were anytime i asked you something completely honest, it flys all outta window when you spill even one drop of blood from an innocent. This was the best sentence I've heard in this documentary. And the saying itself is so powerful, that most normal people would say (without even thinking about it) that this is statement is true.

Heaps interesting doco. Best I've seen in ages.

I noticed how Saudi Arabia was not mentioned once in this entire documentary, even though he and the other 9/11 attackers were born in Saudi Arabia. That's not a coincidence.

What amazes me is that despite being a thorough and detailed documentary, almost no effort is made to inform the audience about the message of Osama and what made him justify his heinous crimes. There is no justification for his actions, but knowing about his demands/messages would give us a more complete picture and help us understand this extremist ideology.

Wow! I really enjoyed the video

Before judging, look onto your own hard drive.

SO FASCINATING! I just wish there were more content about the written words in the hard drive.

14:07 "Yeah, a lot of people died or whatever, BUT MY FAITH LOOKS BAD NOW." Cry me a river. You have no right to complain!

a phrase that would stuck in my mind, you could be faithful and less religious and you can be a devoted religious person but not faithful

I live in Abbottabad and belong from here Here are some things i noticed in the video and thought everyone should know, the video showing snow in the compound and surrounding hills is particularly from 2009 and early 2010 when that winter it snowed heavily in the city unlike previous years when it barely snowed due to climate change it used to snow a lot until the late 90s. This particular winter I remember as it was back in early Jan 2010 when I was in 3rd grade. Fun fact: I don't live far away from this compound, it has now been demolished and there's nothing here.

Something about watching this Feels like it’s not the whole truth or simply not true

very informative.

Did anyone else not have any adds for the whole vid?

Ironically nobody ever talks about how was he able to stay safe in that house for months at end. How did he get that house? The house was very near to the biggest military base in the country. How did that happen?