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While this manipulation of the narrative served government interests, it raises a profound concern regarding accountability and the integrity of legal procedures in the U.S. system. The decisions not to prosecute Bin Laden formally for the attacks question why only his connections to earlier terrorist activities warranted legal action.
Concluding Reflections
The striking reality that, despite extensive investigations, Osama Bin Laden was never charged for the September 11 attacks is a reminder of the complexities at play in both international terrorism and the judicial system. In addition to raising questions about justice and accountability, this discussion invites broader thoughts on how narratives are constructed and employed by those in power.