<p>US officials analysing the data found in bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad during the raid that killed him found a diary in which the terror leader had jotted his musings on how to kill the US President, ABC News reported.<br /><br />London-based Sunday Times also had a similar report.<br />Osama "jotted his musings" in a diary "on how to kill President Barack Obama, but not Joe Biden, the vice-president, who, he wrote, was not worth the trouble," The Times said.<br /><br />"I think what this new information indicates is that he was more involved than people realise," said Steve Jones, an analyst with RAND Corp.<br /><br />US agents have had their first access to bin Laden's three wives, but reportedly they were not cooperative and hostile.<br /><br />President Obama has acknowledged that threats against his own grandmother from another al Qaeda group are being closely monitored along with threats to American citizens, according to ABC News.<br /><br />In the journals discovered at his compound, bin Laden urged his followers to assassinate President Obama and disrupt the 2012 American elections.<br /><br />ABC News consultant and former FBI profiler Brad Garrett said bin Laden's quest to kill the President is a personal one.<br /><br />"The president obviously has a Muslim history. He's not following bin Laden's philosophy of what a true Islamist should be doing," Garrett said.<br /><br />"He is incensed, inflamed, obsessed about killing the President," Garrett told ABC News.<br />An attack on as high-profile a target as the US President would demonstrate al Qaeda's reach. "The ultimate goal in killing or cutting down the United States would be to take out its president," Garrett said.</p>
<p>US officials analysing the data found in bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad during the raid that killed him found a diary in which the terror leader had jotted his musings on how to kill the US President, ABC News reported.<br /><br />London-based Sunday Times also had a similar report.<br />Osama "jotted his musings" in a diary "on how to kill President Barack Obama, but not Joe Biden, the vice-president, who, he wrote, was not worth the trouble," The Times said.<br /><br />"I think what this new information indicates is that he was more involved than people realise," said Steve Jones, an analyst with RAND Corp.<br /><br />US agents have had their first access to bin Laden's three wives, but reportedly they were not cooperative and hostile.<br /><br />President Obama has acknowledged that threats against his own grandmother from another al Qaeda group are being closely monitored along with threats to American citizens, according to ABC News.<br /><br />In the journals discovered at his compound, bin Laden urged his followers to assassinate President Obama and disrupt the 2012 American elections.<br /><br />ABC News consultant and former FBI profiler Brad Garrett said bin Laden's quest to kill the President is a personal one.<br /><br />"The president obviously has a Muslim history. He's not following bin Laden's philosophy of what a true Islamist should be doing," Garrett said.<br /><br />"He is incensed, inflamed, obsessed about killing the President," Garrett told ABC News.<br />An attack on as high-profile a target as the US President would demonstrate al Qaeda's reach. "The ultimate goal in killing or cutting down the United States would be to take out its president," Garrett said.</p>