Salem bin Laden
In 1979 George W. Bush's business Arbusto Energy obtained financing from James
Bath, a close family friend. Bath had extensive ties to BCCI (Bank of Commerce
and Credit International) and the bin Laden family. Bath was the sole U.S. business
representative for Salem bin Laden, the brother of Osama bin Laden.
Salem bin Laden died when for no apparent reason, he flew his airplane into power lines where it became entangled, and fell 150 feet to the ground. "He was a very experienced pilot. He was a good pilot. We just can't understand why he decided to go right instead of left," recalled airstrip owner Earl May field.
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