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But Osama disapproved of how his own father, the wealthy Yemeni builder Mohammed bin Laden, went about the Islamic sanctioned practice of polygamy that allows a man to legally take up to four wives. One of 54 children, Osama was born in to year-old Allia Ghanem, one of at least 20 women whom Mohammed, nearly 40 years her senior, had married and divorced during his lifetime.

Osama, their only child, was 3 years old when Mohammed cast his mother aside. Allia, her son said years later, was "not a wife of the Koran, but a concubine. Rather than renounce polygamy, though, Osama bin Laden decided that his father had merely been doing it wrong.

By the time he instigated the Sept. The older two — Khairiah Sabar, 52, a devout child psychologist who had abandoned an established career to marry him, and Siham al-Sharif, 44, a poet who held a Ph. Why the new tax law caused a 'perfect storm' for Roth IRA conversions.

Advanced Search Submit entry for keyword results. No results found. The clock was ticking. The longer the CIA worked to be certain they'd found bin Laden, the greater the chance they might spook him, losing the best chance they'd had in nine years. Dickerson asked, "Were you conscious of the disconnect between what we see, and then what's really going on behind the scenes? And he's taking off after Donald Trump because Trump has been propagating the birther theory.

And he starts making fun of the decisions that Trump made on 'Celebrity Apprentice':. Obama: "But you, Mr. Trump, recognized that the real problem was a lack of leadership. And so ultimately, you didn't blame Lil' Jon or Meatloaf. You fired Gary Busey. Rob had concerns about security for himself and his family. Ultimately that was his decision to make; there were only so many reassurances that we could give him.

He also was concerned about how his Navy SEAL brethren would react to his breaking his silence and how the general public would react to hearing this story firsthand from someone who was there. It was the culmination of years of hard work by men and women in our armed forces and law enforcement and intelligence communities.