Bin Laden Offers Truce: Imperato Responds

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 23, 2006 -- �While I agree with our administration and the governments around the world that we do not negotiate with terrorists in a democracy, it certainly seems to be confusing because there is negotiation going on all the time in the Palestinian region with Hamas and Hezbollah and further negations with other terrorist organizations and with other rouge states,� stated Imperato.

In light of this fact, Imperato offered up himself to negotiate a truce with Bin Laden.

Since Bin Laden�s war against America, Imperato pointed out that Bin Laden has revealed major security deficiencies in our system.

Yet despite what Bin Laden has done to the people of the world, Imperato felt that we should at least here him out.

Before any such meetings, Imperato made it clear that both sides should call a cease fire.

Additionally, Imperato outlined his strategy to negotiate a truce.

�I would give a 30 day window of opportunity to listen to what Bin Laden would have to say and see if it is a sincere truce and it is really him. I would also call on the American people to allow a certain group of talented individuals to discuss the opportunity through the Bin Laden representation in the United Arab Emirates, a neutral safe haven for both parties. There would be a representative of the Bin Laden Organization in the United Arab Emirates with a representative from the US,� stated Imperato.

However, Imperato suggested that Bin Laden may not be to blame for all of the world�s terrorist activity.

�I do believe that several factions have split and gone on to further their own terrorist activities far beyond what Bin Laden has the capability of controlling. Ever since the attack on Bin Laden by the USA, the organization has spread around the world and has cut up into individual cells making it more difficult for him to control them and making it more difficult for us to really understand whether or not he has been in power,� explained Imperato.

Due to the nature of the US relations with the rest of the world and Al-Qaeda�s presence, Imperato felt that this peace treaty could be the biggest that the world has seen.

In order to have peace, Imperato urged people to understand why people have hate towards Americans.

Imperato also felt that while in the Middle East, he could broker a resolution to the Iranian nuclear situation.

Due to external pressure, according to Imperato, Iran�s President Ahmadinejad has started his own nuclear program for Iran�s security.

Imperato concluded his statement with the following remarks, �I am ready and willing to stand up, put my life on the line, my wisdom on the table, and my ability to negotiate to show the American people and the rest of the world that I mean business about being president of this country in 2008 and not for four but only for more. I will represent the people of the United States and their best interest and I will put my life on the line to do so.�