Bin Ladin's Library - Where's the Porn?

by Kim D.

The Director of National Intelligence has released a list of English language books found at Bin Ladin's compound. But, what happened to the porn stash rumored to have been found?
According to The Washington Post, the pornographic material has been censored.

Reports that pornographic material was found in the compound were first published by the news agency Reuters on May 13, 2011, just weeks after a U.S. military raid on the site left the al-Qaeda leader dead. Unnamed officials told Reuters that the pornography was modern and the collection extensive. Officials said it was unclear how it came to be in the hideout, which had no Internet connection.

"We have no plans to release that at this point in time," Brian Hale, a spokesman for the DNI, told the Telegraph's Raf Sanchez. "Due to the nature of the content the decision was made not to release it." The Guardian was also told that the pornographic material would not be released. 

Personally, I would have thought there would have been at least one title devoted to goat husbandry.

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