Here is Al Qaeda’s recruitment form – NRK

“Do you want to carry out a suicide attack? Who should we contact if you become a martyr? “

There are two questions that may be answered in a form labeled” Security Committee, the organization Al Qaeda. ” Applicants also had to give their name, age, occupation and marital status.

The application form is one of around 100 previously classified documents that were available to the public Wednesday and reproduced by AFP.

Skjermaet was found in May 2011 when US special forces entered the house of bin Laden in Abbottabad in Pakistan and killed him.

Osama bin Laden house in Abbottabad, Pakistan

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– As a Human Resources

Osama bin Laden had specific requests for new recruits.

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Among the documents, there are also personal letters to family members and draft speeches that were never kept.

However, it is the internal Al Qaeda notes that get the most attention. In many cases appeared bin Laden almost as a personnel manager in a large company, writes AFP.

A long note in which Al Qaeda leader requires a professional training program shows that he wanted young, deeply religious volunteers with training in science, technology and business management.

“Every person showing boredom, not completing tasks he gets and who quickly becomes angry, to be removed from remote tasks,” states the note of recruits who were stay in hiding in Pakistan before being sent abroad to carry out terrorist attacks.

Another note mentions groups were sent to Great Britain and Russia to plan attacks and three people who probably had been arrested in Denmark.

“Do not use email”

First page of Al Qaeda’s recruitment form.

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Bin Laden should have been most eager to secure chemists to produce explosives, computer technicians, scientists and businessmen.

He also called for media and communications specialists to plan 10th anniversary of the attack in the USA on 11 September , which he lived to see.

Bin Laden also used a lot of time to yell at unwary Al Qaeda members.

He repeated several times that it was not particularly want to communicate via email or to gather in large groups.

He should also have been concerned that his wife walked around with eavesdropping equipment, and warned against going into conflict with other than the main enemy USA. The Arab Spring in 2010 must have come as a big surprise.