Bin Laden left the Operations Command before his death

Osama bin Laden was killed in a U.S. raid on his home in Abbotabad in May / May (Reuters - Archive)

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U.S. official said Wednesday that documents found at the home of former al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in Abbotabad in Pakistan shows that he did not play any role in the leadership of al Qaeda operations before the period of his death.
The official, who allowed him to examine those documents and on condition of anonymity, that the leader of al-Qaeda "was not for a long time participant in the management of affairs of the organization."
And U.S. Special Forces were collected about two hundred diary book in addition to computers and the keys of external memory, from the house where he had been bin Laden with his family in Abbotabad, before he was killed in the process of these forces early May / May.
The source told the French press that the documents collected for the most part reflect the general attitudes such as "We must continue the attack on the United States" or "Can we trust the young Somalis?".
He added that bin Laden wrote in a notebook a small blue on the cover in February 2010 asking about the upgrade instead of the commander of the commander was killed in a raid to reconnaissance aircraft, but does not include anything about the management of the base.
One third of the purposes for which the U.S. Navy commandos transfer is a special purpose, and speaks, for instance, efforts were made by one of his wives to find a husband of one of his daughters.

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He added, "In any case, and for security reasons did not receive delegates only once or twice a month, how do you expect to manage the network in such circumstances?".
"The de facto leader of al Qaeda operations and who was daily affairs is the gift of Abdul Rahman," saying that his death as a victory for America and the loss of invaluable for the organization.
He was killed Libyan nicknamed Balmusrati proportion of the town of Misurata, on August 22 / August in a raid carried out by pilotless drone aircraft in the Waziristan tribal region of northwest Pakistan.

Source: French