This video clip discusses why the initial conflict in Afghanistan ended as quickly as it did after the 9/11 attacks, and without the U.S. being able to capture any major Taliban Figures and only one Major Al-Qaeda figure.

As one of many examples shown, Paul Thompson explains how Osama Bin Laden and his closest advisors escaped in a late night convoy to Pakistan, with an eyewitness reporting that they couldn't understand how they were not detected as the convoy involved hundred cars and trucks driving in a line at night with their headlights on.

Gary Berntsen, a CIA agent who resigned and went public in 2005, explained how he with other Intelligence agents had tracked Bin Laden, and how at various times they knew Bin Laden’s specific location while the US Government did not do what was necessary to prevent him from escaping.

This clip also discusses how thousands of Al-Qaeda Officers and Soldiers as well some of Bin Laden’s Associates had been airlifted to Pakistan through a tightly controlled air corridor across Afghanistan unchallenged by the United States Military, and how on the eve of 9/11, Bin Laden was being treated at a US Military Hospital in Pakistan with Kidney Dialysis.