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I think the link saying "he says he will pay for osama bin ladens defense" is not very useful. - in the article linked it turns out, he was asked in an interview if he would, if necessary, be paying for a defense, which he answered with "yes, everybody has got the right of judicial defense"
so what's the point? even if there wouldnt be anybody paying for it, osama would get a decent defense, as if not, it wouldn't look like a fair process. so why not either change the link name to something like "interview on wral.com" or ust delete this part.
constantin