Osama Bin Laden Dead

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[quote]PonceDeLeon wrote:

[quote]eeu743 wrote:
I think it’s pretty sick that so many people are genuinely HAPPY about someone dying. That’s some messed up shit right there. Clearly, he deserved to be punished, and yes, even deserved to die. I just think that if you condemn the people who hate us for celebrating the deaths of Americans, you should be above doing the same thing yourself.[/quote]

“context” - your homework.[/quote]

How do you figure? Both you and Boners217 clearly need to work on your reading comprehension.

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[quote]BONEZ217 wrote:

[quote]eeu743 wrote:
I think it’s pretty sick that so many people are genuinely HAPPY about someone dying. That’s some messed up shit right there. Clearly, he deserved to be punished, and yes, even deserved to die. I just think that if you condemn the people who hate us for celebrating the deaths of Americans, you should be above doing the same thing yourself.[/quote]

You will regret this post when the THC clears.

Youre a real piece of shit if you think a military mission to take out a mass murderer is the same as orchestrating the death of 4000 civilians.

Youre a real piece of shit. [/quote]

Yeah, because that’s what I said. “Taking out a mass murderer is the same as orchestrating the death of 4000 civilians.” It’s right in my quote up there.

Wait, no it’s not. What I DID say is that I think it’s sick when people celebrate death. ANY death.

It’s nice to see people are able to engage in intelligent discussion, and not just turn to personal insults as a means to hide their ignorance.

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[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:

[quote]RSGZ wrote:

[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
There’s some real bullshit going on here. That photo is a BLATANT Photoshop job, and a terrible one at that.

Yeah, most Americans are stupid and will believe it without question or corroborating facts… and that’s just how our government wants us. [/quote]

Yeah, I’m sure there are many fakes to come.

Truth is that Bin Laden could’ve been dead years ago and we’d never know. Anyone who says otherwise is obviously a conspiracy theorist.[/quote]

I agree.

DBCooper said something similar to the effect that Bin Laden could have been dead for a while, but since Obama’s low poll ratings, he’s announcing the death now. Funny thing is, the same things were murmured during Bush’s years in that Bin Laden was already dead, but it was never reported because Bush needed a villain to keep his wars going.

Politics is politics.
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To be fair, I don’t think the military would go along with it as too many people would have been involved. I’m no fan of Obama but I think even he couldn’t pull a cover-up like this for poll ratings.

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[quote]eeu743 wrote:

[quote]BONEZ217 wrote:

[quote]eeu743 wrote:
I think it’s pretty sick that so many people are genuinely HAPPY about someone dying. That’s some messed up shit right there. Clearly, he deserved to be punished, and yes, even deserved to die. I just think that if you condemn the people who hate us for celebrating the deaths of Americans, you should be above doing the same thing yourself.[/quote]

You will regret this post when the THC clears.

Youre a real piece of shit if you think a military mission to take out a mass murderer is the same as orchestrating the death of 4000 civilians.

Youre a real piece of shit. [/quote]

Yeah, because that’s what I said. “Taking out a mass murderer is the same as orchestrating the death of 4000 civilians.” It’s right in my quote up there.

Wait, no it’s not. What I DID say is that I think it’s sick when people celebrate death. ANY death.

It’s nice to see people are able to engage in intelligent discussion, and not just turn to personal insults as a means to hide their ignorance.
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You are probably very holy.

I think some people need to be dead. America (fuck yeah). I’m celebrating.

Nice trolling

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Echoing mostly everyone’s statements its a great day if its true…

Politicians need to STFU yes we know terrorism isnt over because we offed Osama, yes we know there is a second in command and we know we have to be extra vigilant, but dont treat us like we are idiots we udnerstand the threat will always be there, but its not like we just offed Col Sanders of KFC!

We should have buried in US soil, Osama would of been really pissed if he knew he was buried in America…

fuck him, I am enjoying his death…Just desserts!

Some pics from the WTC site this morn…

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[quote]RSGZ wrote:

[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
There’s some real bullshit going on here. That photo is a BLATANT Photoshop job, and a terrible one at that.

Yeah, most Americans are stupid and will believe it without question or corroborating facts… and that’s just how our government wants us. [/quote]

Yeah, I’m sure there are many fakes to come.

Truth is that Bin Laden could’ve been dead years ago and we’d never know. Anyone who says otherwise is obviously a conspiracy theorist.[/quote]

I agree with this.

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[quote]rugggby wrote:

[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.

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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.
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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.
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You’re a fucking idiot[/quote]
Compelling argument,Would you like to weigh in on your thoughts about literacy rates in the U.S.?

Hey you stupid cunt,heres 2 scenarios that can play out;The best case scenario is that the Pakis really had no idea and were stupid and incompetent enough to let Osama slip by and hide right underneath their noses and only a small group was responsible for harboruing Osama OR the Paki government was in fact aiding Osama. Either way it looks REAL fucking bad for the Pakis. They have to be dealt with and somebodies going to be get their ass kicked.

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[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:

[quote]red04 wrote:

[quote]MaximusB wrote:
How will this change shit in the Middle East? A new leader takes over, and then what? Great we killed him, but now what?[/quote]

Bin Laden has been a figurehead and recruiter for the ‘terrorist’ cause for so long, his ability to incite response from his people/followers through his speeches was something that had never existed in those people at that level before.

He was more than just some face of the enemy.[/quote]

The sheep scatter when you strike down the shepherd. [/quote]

Funny you think they are all sheep… There will be more, just like nobody heard of Osama before 9/11…
Good catch USA, but don’t think it’ll be the last of Al Qaida and the sorts…

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I understand eu’s point. I’m not going to get really excited over the murder of a man. That doesn’t sit right with me. That doesn’t mean I don’t understand the sentiment, nor that I don’t agree with his death being just. Only that I won’t jump for joy over it. Hell, greek town at my school threw a parade about a half hour after. There were fireworks and drunken revelry everywhere

And I think the reason they didn’t bury him on U.S. soil is because they would have to spend countless man hours and time to prevent people from mobbing and desecrating the grave site.

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Osama got double tapped, two to the head

Obama may be the greatest speaker ever

godspeed

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[quote]TheBodyGuard wrote:
Transport his body to the U.S., tie him and the carcass of a swine with a 20 foot length of rope to the bumper of a New York Taxi Cab and drag his dead lifeless body through the streets of lower Manhattan and broadcast the scene live to the world. [/quote]

This is somewhat similar to what I recommended back in the day, which was to video:

  1. Having a big meat grinder, up on a platform, with bin Laden’s body and some pigs.

  2. bin Laden’s body being ground up with the pigs, and the resulting meat coming out.

  3. The meat being fed to a pack of dogs

  4. The next day, the dogshit being collected, then put into a garbage bag.

  5. Return the bin Laden/pig dogshit to the country from whence it came.

  6. Do the same for every single Al-Qaeda terrorist captured or killed, which would if I understand correctly total about 50,000 by now.

Except that I don’t think the total would have had to reach 50,000 by now, if those considering joining the organization had understood that this would be their fate.

The government doesn’t even talk about how many terrorists have been killed to date. Wouldn’t want to “offend” or “look barbaric” I guess.

I would still go for the meat-grinder thing. Not because it’s how I personally treat people in general or think is generally good, but with certain people the ONLY way to communicate is to show how much stronger we are than they are. It’s the only language they understand. Words won’t cut it.

For example, who wants to mess with the Russians?

That would not make us like the Russians. It would be us dealing with people according to how they individually need to be dealt with.

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[quote]Bill Roberts wrote:

For example, who wants to mess with the Russians?

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The guy we just killed.

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[quote]DBCooper wrote:
I read on NYTimes.com that Obama personally called George Bush to tell him the good news. What a conversation that must have been!

“George, are you, uh…sitting down right now?”[/quote]

And Bush turned to his wife and said:

“Who the hell gave that asshole my private number.”

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My emotion aside, I think the most prudent course of action would have been to return his body to his family or some local Islamic official for proper burial. We got what we wanted. He’s apparently dead (conspiracy theories aside). There is nothing to be gained by our disposing of his body. Capturing and killing him is understandable. Possibly desecrating his remains would only inflame his followers and recruit new terrorists.

Has there been any Islamic response yet to the alleged report that we dumped him at sea?

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[quote]Steel Nation wrote:

[quote]Bill Roberts wrote:

For example, who wants to mess with the Russians?

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The guy we just killed.[/quote]

Only so long as the Russians were actually in Afghanistan. Naturally they wanted to resist that.

So far as terror attacks against Russia since: not so much.

Despite the many grievances that could be held for what Russia did.

There’s no need for them to see that when they’re captured or killed, they’re going to be treated according to THEIR law.

They made war against us. We don’t need to give them that assurance. I don’t think it helps.