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Chomsky: US Could Not Convict bin Laden
Intikhab Hanif
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Dawn
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November 25, 2001
"U.S. scholar Dr. Noam Chomsky on Sunday said America wanted Osama bin Laden dead and not alive because it did not have any proof to get him convicted in a court of law."
www.dawn.com/2001/11/26/top4.htm
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