CBS News - 9/11 aftermath - 2001-09-14 - 1:35 a.m. (E)
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[0:00] of the sentiment that the US does not
[0:02] stand alone but while there is a will to
[0:04] retaliate internationally a way must
[0:07] still be found it's a war here too there
[0:10] may be calls for quick and decisive
[0:12] action there is a need for an immediate
[0:16] kind of blow that they should get in few
[0:19] weeks but in Europe and elsewhere the
[0:22] form of any potential American Le
[0:24] retaliation is far from agreed while
[0:26] everyone is pointing toward Islamic
[0:28] extremist elements particularly those
[0:30] associated with the Afghanistan based
[0:32] AMA Bin Laden the argument is over
[0:35] whether striking out would reduce the
[0:37] terrorist threat or make it worse I
[0:39] think it's a very bad idea very unwise
[0:42] and uh everything we know about previous
[0:45] uh retaliatory acts suggests that they
[0:47] are often ineffective and uh and usually
[0:51] inappropriate beyond the question of
[0:54] establishing a provable link between Bin
[0:56] Laden and the attacks is the equally
[0:58] difficult problem of finding him all of
[1:01] the latest satellite and listening
[1:03] surveillance technology has been unable
[1:05] to pin him
[1:07] down and the last attempt to use crw
[1:10] missiles to Target him after the car
[1:12] bomb attacks on US embassies in Kenya
[1:14] and Tanzania was singularly unsuccessful
[1:18] and Abdul Barry atwan Knows Why when he
[1:21] was allowed a rare interview with Bin
[1:23] Laden 3 years ago it took place in a
[1:25] remote Mountain cave in Afghanistan
[1:28] Osama Bin Laden knows how not to be seen
[1:30] you know and if there is a highly
[1:33] Advanced network of
[1:35] communications uh it will be his
[1:38] assistants and his AIDS who are really
[1:41] doing this but himself U