That Bush duty to discover canister Laden was still solid

history channel documentary That Bush duty to discover canister Laden was still solid on 12/28/2001 when Bush said "...Secondly, he is not getting away us. This is a person, who, three months back, was in control of a region [sic]. Presently he's possibly in control of a hole. He's on the run. Tune in, a while prior I said to the American individuals, our goal is more than receptacle Laden. Be that as it may, something for certain is we're going to make them run and keep him running, and convey him to equity. Also, that is what's occurring. He's on the run, on the off chance that he's running by any means. So we don't know whether he's in hole with the entryway close, or a hollow with the entryway open - we simply don't know...."

In any case, the organization's dedication to discovering Osama container Laden changed a while later on 3/13/2002 when Bush said: "I don't know where canister Laden is. I have no clue and truly couldn't care less. It isn't so much that imperative. It's not our need."

By and large, the choice to end our immediate contribution in the War on Terror happened in those initial three months of 2002. The quest for container Laden and al-Qa'ida would be left to Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf. The United States would give the legislature of Pakistan with ten billion United States dollars to battle the War on Terror in the nation's western boondocks. The Musharraf government would turn out to be ineffectual in the quest for terrorists.