Four years after the death of Osama bin Laden, the US Director of National Intelligence has released a list of books, articles, and declassified material that were allegedly recovered during the raid on his compound in Pakistan. The translated declassified documents, mostly letters to and from bin Laden and his associates, reveal an unsurprisingly deep fear of surveillance, as well as things like applications for prospective al-Qaeda members and a letter "to the American people." Even the rest of "bin Laden's bookshelf," though, is a long and curious reading list full of conspiracy theories, material from think tanks and terrorist groups, and computer software.
Among English-language tomes on American policy and the "war on terror,"...
US government releases Osama bin Laden's letters, conspiracy books, and software manuals
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