[quote]kothreat wrote:
maybe the US won’t give any more funding, weapons and CIA training to rebel…[/quote]
Under what politico-historical conditions did we do that?
[quote]Powerpuff wrote:
[quote]QuadasarusFlex wrote:
They say he was hiding in a Mansion in Pakistan. What. the. Fuck. If the rumor is true that the Pakis were hiding him,what should be done about them?[/quote]
If you think that’s disturbing, here’s this news from last week’s WSJ about Pakistan trying to sway Afghanistan against building ties with the US, but urging them to instead ally themselves with Pakistan and China.
â??The pitch was made at an April 16 meeting in Kabul by Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, who bluntly told Afghan President Hamid Karzai that the Americans had failed them both, according to Afghans familiar with the meeting,â?? the newspaper said. â??Mr. Karzai should forget about allowing a long-term U.S. military presence in his country, Mr. Gilani said, according to the Afghans. Pakistanâ??s bid to cut the U.S. out of Afghanistanâ??s future is the clearest sign to date that, as the nearly 10-year warâ??s endgame begins, tensions between Washington and Islamabad threaten to scuttle Americaâ??s prospects of ending the conflict on its own terms.â??
Lets hope we don’t end up with a war going on in yet another Middle Eastern country.
[/quote]
I really like the way you think. If most people only knew(I guess they missed the analysis and reports for the last 10 years) the amount of resistance that Pakistan has put forth on behalf of al-quaida, they would be wondering why we weren’t launching on Pakistan.
They have been doing everything within their means since this began to thwart our efforts to take down Bin Laden. I would bet that if Pakistan wasn’t nuclear capable we would have had him in Tora Bora.
That aside,
It is a wonderful occasion that such an asshole has been wiped off of the face of the earth.
It’s just a shame that we can only kill him once.
First thing that came to mind when they read Former Pres. Bush’s statment, which was no doubt written in crayon…
hello?
[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:
[quote]krg1604 wrote:
As has probably been mentioned a lot tonight, but:
Adolf Hitler dead May 1, 1945
Osama Bin Laden dead May 1, 2011[/quote]
Hitler died April 30.[/quote]
Correct. I read it somewhere that his death was announced on may 1st but who knows how to track that info down, doesn’t really matter. Technically Bin Laden’s death could be May 2nd depending on when it actually occurred in that time zone.
This thread stopped updating for me and it makes me sad, and I am posting anyways because it’s still awesome.
[quote]sufiandy wrote:
[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:
[quote]krg1604 wrote:
As has probably been mentioned a lot tonight, but:
Adolf Hitler dead May 1, 1945
Osama Bin Laden dead May 1, 2011[/quote]
Hitler died April 30.[/quote]
Correct. I read it somewhere that his death was announced on may 1st but who knows how to track that info down, doesn’t really matter. Technically Bin Laden’s death could be May 2nd depending on when it actually occurred in that time zone.[/quote]
How about we hold you underwater for just a little while?
[quote]red04 wrote:
[quote]Hallowed wrote:
[quote]kaisermetal wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
Hahahahaha. Dude what if Alpha killed Bin Ladenn?[/quote]
He won’t have any trouble getting laid for the rest of his life.[/quote]
Won’t have trouble gettin laid without killing bin ladenn.[/quote]
I was going to give a little no homo post saying just that, I think yours has more credibility…[/quote]
Glad to be of service.
[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
[quote]Powerpuff wrote:
[quote]QuadasarusFlex wrote:
They say he was hiding in a Mansion in Pakistan. What. the. Fuck. If the rumor is true that the Pakis were hiding him,what should be done about them?[/quote]
If you think that’s disturbing, here’s this news from last week’s WSJ about Pakistan trying to sway Afghanistan against building ties with the US, but urging them to instead ally themselves with Pakistan and China.
�¢??The pitch was made at an April 16 meeting in Kabul by Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, who bluntly told Afghan President Hamid Karzai that the Americans had failed them both, according to Afghans familiar with the meeting,�¢?? the newspaper said. �¢??Mr. Karzai should forget about allowing a long-term U.S. military presence in his country, Mr. Gilani said, according to the Afghans. Pakistan�¢??s bid to cut the U.S. out of Afghanistan�¢??s future is the clearest sign to date that, as the nearly 10-year war�¢??s endgame begins, tensions between Washington and Islamabad threaten to scuttle America�¢??s prospects of ending the conflict on its own terms.�¢??
Lets hope we don’t end up with a war going on in yet another Middle Eastern country.
[/quote]
I really like the way you think. If most people only knew(I guess they missed the analysis and reports for the last 10 years) the amount of resistance that Pakistan has put forth on behalf of al-quaida, they would be wondering why we weren’t launching on Pakistan.
They have been doing everything within their means since this began to thwart our efforts to take down Bin Laden. I would bet that if Pakistan wasn’t nuclear capable we would have had him in Tora Bora.
That aside,
It is a wonderful occasion that such an asshole has been wiped off of the face of the earth.
It’s just a shame that we can only kill him once.
[/quote]
Like I said,something HAS to be done with Pakistan. Theres no way in hell that they didnt know about him hiding there. Fuck thoese guys.
[quote]QuadasarusFlex wrote:
[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
[quote]Powerpuff wrote:
[quote]QuadasarusFlex wrote:
They say he was hiding in a Mansion in Pakistan. What. the. Fuck. If the rumor is true that the Pakis were hiding him,what should be done about them?[/quote]
If you think that’s disturbing, here’s this news from last week’s WSJ about Pakistan trying to sway Afghanistan against building ties with the US, but urging them to instead ally themselves with Pakistan and China.
�?�¢??The pitch was made at an April 16 meeting in Kabul by Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, who bluntly told Afghan President Hamid Karzai that the Americans had failed them both, according to Afghans familiar with the meeting,�?�¢?? the newspaper said. �?�¢??Mr. Karzai should forget about allowing a long-term U.S. military presence in his country, Mr. Gilani said, according to the Afghans. Pakistan�?�¢??s bid to cut the U.S. out of Afghanistan�?�¢??s future is the clearest sign to date that, as the nearly 10-year war�?�¢??s endgame begins, tensions between Washington and Islamabad threaten to scuttle America�?�¢??s prospects of ending the conflict on its own terms.�?�¢??
Lets hope we don’t end up with a war going on in yet another Middle Eastern country.
[/quote]
I really like the way you think. If most people only knew(I guess they missed the analysis and reports for the last 10 years) the amount of resistance that Pakistan has put forth on behalf of al-quaida, they would be wondering why we weren’t launching on Pakistan.
They have been doing everything within their means since this began to thwart our efforts to take down Bin Laden. I would bet that if Pakistan wasn’t nuclear capable we would have had him in Tora Bora.
That aside,
It is a wonderful occasion that such an asshole has been wiped off of the face of the earth.
It’s just a shame that we can only kill him once.
[/quote]
Like I said,something HAS to be done with Pakistan. Theres no way in hell that they didnt know about him hiding there. Fuck thoese guys.[/quote]
Perfect. The country is in major debt so what is there to do? invade another country.
[quote]Tyler23 wrote:
The more I hear about this, the better it gets. This was a badass, close-contact Navy Seal op …all without Pakistani blessing.
[/quote]
Where are you getting your news from? From all accounts this was a joint U.S.-Pakistani operation.
[quote]QuadasarusFlex wrote:
[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
[quote]Powerpuff wrote:
[quote]QuadasarusFlex wrote:
They say he was hiding in a Mansion in Pakistan. What. the. Fuck. If the rumor is true that the Pakis were hiding him,what should be done about them?[/quote]
If you think that’s disturbing, here’s this news from last week’s WSJ about Pakistan trying to sway Afghanistan against building ties with the US, but urging them to instead ally themselves with Pakistan and China.
�?�¢??The pitch was made at an April 16 meeting in Kabul by Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, who bluntly told Afghan President Hamid Karzai that the Americans had failed them both, according to Afghans familiar with the meeting,�?�¢?? the newspaper said. �?�¢??Mr. Karzai should forget about allowing a long-term U.S. military presence in his country, Mr. Gilani said, according to the Afghans. Pakistan�?�¢??s bid to cut the U.S. out of Afghanistan�?�¢??s future is the clearest sign to date that, as the nearly 10-year war�?�¢??s endgame begins, tensions between Washington and Islamabad threaten to scuttle America�?�¢??s prospects of ending the conflict on its own terms.�?�¢??
Lets hope we don’t end up with a war going on in yet another Middle Eastern country.
[/quote]
I really like the way you think. If most people only knew(I guess they missed the analysis and reports for the last 10 years) the amount of resistance that Pakistan has put forth on behalf of al-quaida, they would be wondering why we weren’t launching on Pakistan.
They have been doing everything within their means since this began to thwart our efforts to take down Bin Laden. I would bet that if Pakistan wasn’t nuclear capable we would have had him in Tora Bora.
That aside,
It is a wonderful occasion that such an asshole has been wiped off of the face of the earth.
It’s just a shame that we can only kill him once.
[/quote]
Like I said,something HAS to be done with Pakistan. Theres no way in hell that they didnt know about him hiding there. Fuck thoese guys.[/quote]
Thanks Skyz. Thinking about Afghanistan, Pakistan, and China as allies doesn’t give me a warm fuzzy either. Like most Americans after 9-11, I supported us going into Afghanistan. I wasn’t so sure about Iraq. I’ve thought for a long time, that they are so stuck in the middle ages, we’re unlikely to see a good outcome there. I hate to see us involved on yet another front, but the hostility by Pakistan is scary. And, lets not forget all the recent action in Libya. This thing doesn’t seem to be settling down anytime soon.
[quote]ronaldo7 wrote:
[quote]QuadasarusFlex wrote:
[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
[quote]Powerpuff wrote:
[quote]QuadasarusFlex wrote:
They say he was hiding in a Mansion in Pakistan. What. the. Fuck. If the rumor is true that the Pakis were hiding him,what should be done about them?[/quote]
If you think that’s disturbing, here’s this news from last week’s WSJ about Pakistan trying to sway Afghanistan against building ties with the US, but urging them to instead ally themselves with Pakistan and China.
�??�?�¢??The pitch was made at an April 16 meeting in Kabul by Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, who bluntly told Afghan President Hamid Karzai that the Americans had failed them both, according to Afghans familiar with the meeting,�??�?�¢?? the newspaper said. �??�?�¢??Mr. Karzai should forget about allowing a long-term U.S. military presence in his country, Mr. Gilani said, according to the Afghans. Pakistan�??�?�¢??s bid to cut the U.S. out of Afghanistan�??�?�¢??s future is the clearest sign to date that, as the nearly 10-year war�??�?�¢??s endgame begins, tensions between Washington and Islamabad threaten to scuttle America�??�?�¢??s prospects of ending the conflict on its own terms.�??�?�¢??
Lets hope we don’t end up with a war going on in yet another Middle Eastern country.
[/quote]
I really like the way you think. If most people only knew(I guess they missed the analysis and reports for the last 10 years) the amount of resistance that Pakistan has put forth on behalf of al-quaida, they would be wondering why we weren’t launching on Pakistan.
They have been doing everything within their means since this began to thwart our efforts to take down Bin Laden. I would bet that if Pakistan wasn’t nuclear capable we would have had him in Tora Bora.
That aside,
It is a wonderful occasion that such an asshole has been wiped off of the face of the earth.
It’s just a shame that we can only kill him once.
[/quote]
Like I said,something HAS to be done with Pakistan. Theres no way in hell that they didnt know about him hiding there. Fuck thoese guys.[/quote]
Perfect. The country is in major debt so what is there to do? invade another country.[/quote]
Why Invade when we can push another country into war that hates Paki more than we do? India.
[quote]gregron wrote:
Osama Bin Laden - World Hide and Go Seek Champion, 2001-20011[/quote]
Very, very funny Gregron!
The real winner is Keynes- another war, this time on a clear enemy: Pakistan, one with nuclear capabilities, and lots of money itching to be spent.
USA USA!!!
[quote]QuadasarusFlex wrote:
[quote]ronaldo7 wrote:
[quote]QuadasarusFlex wrote:
[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
[quote]Powerpuff wrote:
[quote]QuadasarusFlex wrote:
They say he was hiding in a Mansion in Pakistan. What. the. Fuck. If the rumor is true that the Pakis were hiding him,what should be done about them?[/quote]
If you think that’s disturbing, here’s this news from last week’s WSJ about Pakistan trying to sway Afghanistan against building ties with the US, but urging them to instead ally themselves with Pakistan and China.
�??�??�?�¢??The pitch was made at an April 16 meeting in Kabul by Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, who bluntly told Afghan President Hamid Karzai that the Americans had failed them both, according to Afghans familiar with the meeting,�??�??�?�¢?? the newspaper said. �??�??�?�¢??Mr. Karzai should forget about allowing a long-term U.S. military presence in his country, Mr. Gilani said, according to the Afghans. Pakistan�??�??�?�¢??s bid to cut the U.S. out of Afghanistan�??�??�?�¢??s future is the clearest sign to date that, as the nearly 10-year war�??�??�?�¢??s endgame begins, tensions between Washington and Islamabad threaten to scuttle America�??�??�?�¢??s prospects of ending the conflict on its own terms.�??�??�?�¢??
Lets hope we don’t end up with a war going on in yet another Middle Eastern country.
[/quote]
I really like the way you think. If most people only knew(I guess they missed the analysis and reports for the last 10 years) the amount of resistance that Pakistan has put forth on behalf of al-quaida, they would be wondering why we weren’t launching on Pakistan.
They have been doing everything within their means since this began to thwart our efforts to take down Bin Laden. I would bet that if Pakistan wasn’t nuclear capable we would have had him in Tora Bora.
That aside,
It is a wonderful occasion that such an asshole has been wiped off of the face of the earth.
It’s just a shame that we can only kill him once.
[/quote]
Like I said,something HAS to be done with Pakistan. Theres no way in hell that they didnt know about him hiding there. Fuck thoese guys.[/quote]
Perfect. The country is in major debt so what is there to do? invade another country.[/quote]
Why Invade when we can push another country into war that hates Paki more than we do? India.
[/quote]
Why would India or even the U.S try to get into pakistan when there are other countries with the same amount of resources without nuclear weapons?
Why do you think the U.S is in Lybya, Iraq and Afghanistan when countries like Ethiopia, Niger and Haiti are rotting in filth and poverty? Do you really believe it is because of terrorism and for the protection of American soil? Does it make sense that the U.S in in major debt yet they won’t pull troops out of Iraq even thought Saddam was killed years ago?
Yep, looks dead to me.
Yay accidental citizen journalism.
