You are never too old for a total rebrand. Before the age of 30. Osama Bin Laden was a womanising billionaire playboy heir of a massive conglomerate fortune who hung out in bars and supported arsenal football club. Wasn’t even religious.

Nov 1, 2025 · 11:45 AM UTC

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Incorrect. He actually told his family he didn’t want their money any more. They’re still the biggest building conglomerate in Saudi.
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Came from a wealthy family, probably drained it all and maximized his party time and then one day realized he had a bigger mission
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You can decide the trajectory of your life today and change it within a few months.
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Exactly.
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Im confused if the second sentence is supposed to end the first sentence or begin the third sentence. Why is it presented like that?
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Gritcult tweets as he pleases.
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making up things to make them sound good and dramatic is living a touch away from reality, truth can be inspiring as well, in fact more so than made up stories.
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None of this made up. He literally did this and there are many accounts of this.
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Supporting arsenal is where it all went wrong
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Imagine not realising he was CIA
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Arsenal will do that to a man.
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yeah evolution doesn't expire with age.
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The question is... how has he rebranded himself now?
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those arsenal supporters are nuts
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Bro really had one meeting with the CIA and was like “fck it we ball”
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If I become a jihadist first, does that mean I can do a reverse-Osama and become a womanizing billionaire playboy?
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Something about getting too much pussy and being too rich drives men to do crazy things the Buddha had a similar story
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I've managed to do this while being on the wrong side of 30. Basically anything is possible as long as you aren't anchored to your old identity
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My Favorite story about this subject is in About Face by Colonel David Hackworth. The “Sick Call Ranger” he would always fake sick before battle too avoid it. Tried to fake sick before his last battle but the rain postponed it, he had to go. The whole company would call him “Sick Call” behind his back and make fun of him for cowardice, he was despised. Once the rain cleared he went to battle and got severely wounded. Hackworth was trying to carry him out but “Sick Call” said no “leave me” and tossed a grenade at the enemy before he died. Hackworth reported sick calls final words to the rest of the company, an ill word was never said about him again. Contempt was replaced by respect in his very final moment.
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In your 30s you don’t need friends or family or happiness, you need victories.
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Came from a wealthy family, probably drained it all and maximized his party time and then one day realized he had a bigger mission
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I'm 34 and been rebranding the last 12 months or so, perhaps longer. Change takes time
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the ultimate degen rebrand
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How did Bin Laden go from rich playboy to the most wanted man on earth? Soviet Russia was trying to conquer Afghanistan, and the USA was pretty worried they were going to succeed They knew that the only way the proud Afghans would accept aid is if it came from a Muslim country. They pleaded to Saudi Arabia, who had may rich princes in the royal family to create an army and help to free Afghanistan from the Russians, as the Muslims needed a leader to rally around. But none of the princes said yes, too busy partying in Bahrain most likely. Young Osama Bin Laden was not part of the royal family, but was very rich. He was disgusted by the behaviour of the Saudi princes and decided that he was going to step in to help his fellow Muslims. He used his influence to rally the call to Jihad and it was answered from all over the Muslim world. He then went to Afghanistan with his new army and successful liberated it from Russia, much to the joy of the USA. Interestingly he used his family construction business to rebuild and fortify many of the Afghan roads which are still in use today. After Afghanistan he went to Sudan where he was treated like a King and built some more roads. When Iraq invaded Kuwait, the USA again asked Saudi to send the call to jihad, but they had beef with Bin Laden who criticised their rule and so they said no, instead the US army was deployed to Kuwait, the first time it had set foot in a Muslim country. Fun fact, if you ever go to Saudi you will see the construction groups workers all wear vests that say ‘Bin Laden Construction’ on them, bit of a shock the first time you read it. I got most of this from Robert Fisks book about his experiences in the Middle East, highly recommend, he’s one of the only people to ever interview Bin Laden
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Mid-life crises don't normally kill 3000 people in an hour and then millions over 20 years. And women complain when their aging husbands start dreaming of sports cars and tits again.
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You can rebrand after 30. What a stupid comment
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Mate as long as u still are healthy u can transform ur life .. nothing to do with age
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He was like 6'7
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He was a trust fund baby that's how he could fund his terrorist group without working. He literally was the Nepo baby of terrorism
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Only before 30?
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Exactly I loved states and within 3 weeks I’m doing completely different shit living a new life
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@Vanjarsenal ummm, supported which club? :o
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