Who says Osama is off the agenda?

There’s a fascinating article over at The American Thinker, by Ray Robison. He analyses and places in context some events that have barely made headlines, but which suggest significant progress in the hunt for Osama bin Laden and the fight against the Jihadists. Though the operations have been kept pretty quiet, the location will be familiar: Tora Bora.

Just one quotation from a long piece:

This cannot be overstated: it is the most crucial development since the capture of Khalid Sheik Mohammed. Cutting al Qaeda’s support in Pakistan has been a massive coup, of which our media has no clue of (sic) right now. It is the exact sort of thing that the Democrats and their media accomplices always complain that we are not doing and then completely ignore when we do it.

If what Robison writes is true, this has implications for the war in Iraq, in Afghanistan, and on terror in general, as well as for the hunt for Bin Laden himself. The outcome could be momentous.