Music
- Industrial metal band Ministry's song "Khyber Pass" (which takes its name from the mountain pass linking Pakistan and Afghanistan) from their album Rio Grande Blood poses the debate that Bin Laden would've been, in fact, a Bush administration ally, specifically on the verses "Some say he's livin' at the Khyber Pass; others say he's at the Bush's ranch".
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