Osama Bin Laden is Dead

Off Topic Politics & World Issues
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[quote]bigflamer wrote:
Myself, I’m glad that the US finished it off with a bit of class rather than becoming what we fought to overcome.
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You mean to say you were concerned the US would respond to 9/11 and the 17000+ Jihadist attacks since by flying commercial airliners into buildings, torture murders of civilians and strapping mongoloids/children with high explosives, ball bearings and rat poison etc?

There’s quite a wide moral valley between them and us and people like you need to realise it.

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[quote]PB-Crawl wrote:
Really? Hes not dead 24 hours and you guys are already drawing lines in the sand?

Sad, but hey thats your life.[/quote]

Actually they killed him about the time Obama released his birth certificate. It took until now to confirm the DNA.

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What is ironic was he lived in a fortified compound 3O miles from the capital of Pakistan. So, he wasn’t in a freaking cave in the lawless area, he was hiding in plain sight, in plain sight of the Pakistan government and isi who we have given billions of dollars over the past 10 years to find him and help us in the war on terror.

We should stop supporting Pakistan now.

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[quote]Spartiates wrote:
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Good One :slight_smile: I like Fuck Yeah too

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[quote]Egg Head wrote:
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Looks real

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[quote]k-dingo wrote:
So, interesting bits and observations.

The 1AM (US/Pacific) NPR newscast doesn’t identify the US forces used – I’ve seen Navy SEALS named by several sources, one Arabic YouTube newscast claimed CIA involvement, though I suspect speculation. In the program, there’s speculation of a mix of assets.

We tracked bin Laden as we had in the past: through communications. When he gave up technological means of communicating, we identified his human couriers. Interesting in that regard as while it’s relatively easy to swap out radios or cell phones (and encrypt traffic). The compound itself was identified by its characteristics (high walls, secure, no telephone lines, residents burned their trash rather than leave it for pick-up).

There are photos of the dead body circulating, seen in videos, but labled released by the US Pentagon. He looks better to me than he has in years. I’m sure it’s Googleable by now.

The body’s reported to be disposed of, at sea, in accordance with Islamic rites. This avoids creating a shrine, and deprives the enemy of another claim against us. Similar to scattering Hitler’s ashes. What I wouldn’t do for a little bacon grease though… I’ll just have to toss some drippings in the ocean next time I’m out.

International response from allies is (unsuprisingly) very supportive. International response from the Palistinian Authority is … very supportive. I suspect the only country which might possibly spill tears is PRK.

The story of the safehouse in Abbotabad, and its proximity to an ISI (Pakistani military) faclity (just a few meters from it) is looking really, really bad for the Pakis. Reports are that it was constructed around 2005, is valued over $1m, and was registered to a low-income individual (postal carrier or some such in one news commentary). Pretty … unlikely. Mind, there’s possibly just a bit of oddity and corruption in some areas of the world, possibly even in US real estate. But this smells pretty bad.

This guy (“ReallyVirtual”) apparently live-Tweeted the whole raid without realizing it: http://bit.ly/lXosBX

For the interesting and uncensored spec on the compound, look to the Indians (not particularly friendly with the Pakis): http://bit.ly/ip92ye (Bin Laden’s death: Hillary Clinton nearly blew the whistle on ISI safehouse).

Bin Laden may just have been a figurehead of Al Qaida in recent years, but he was still the spiritual leader (and possibly financial leader) of the organization. I don’t expect it will fall to pieces immediately, but I suspect this will be a very strong blow to its cohesion, and will make recruitment, particularly of capable leaders, more difficult. I hope.

All told: Very professional job on the part of US forces.

Very competent direction and follow-through on the part of Obama. Well done.
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Good Info , It sounds the smartest way to depose of the body.

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Different perspective on things that the average poster on this site.

Ex-marine Adam Kokesh from RT’s Adam vs The Man tv-show

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[quote]Erasmus wrote:
Different perspective on things that the average poster on this site.

Ex-marine Adam Kokesh from RT’s Adam vs The Man tv-show

Oh my…

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What he did not count on were that all 72 of his virgins were ragingly gay men that prefer to pitch rather than catch.
Enjoy Hell fuck face!

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We should taxidermy his ass and put him in the Smithsonian.

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[quote]SexMachine wrote:

[quote]bigflamer wrote:
Myself, I’m glad that the US finished it off with a bit of class rather than becoming what we fought to overcome.
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There’s quite a wide moral valley between them and us and people like you need to realise it.[/quote]

LOL…whatever asshole, piss off. I’m talking about not dragging his body through the streets in pieces, or hanging his body from a bridge and burning it, or some other dumbfuck idea. It was good to see us finish the job, period.

How in the hell you you read this:
You mean to say you were concerned the US would respond to 9/11 and the 17000+ Jihadist attacks since by flying commercial airliners into buildings, torture murders of civilians and strapping mongoloids/children with high explosives, ball bearings and rat poison etc?

From this?:
Myself, I’m glad that the US finished it off with a bit of class rather than becoming what we fought to overcome.

Are you fucking retarded?

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[quote]Erasmus wrote:
Different perspective on things that the average poster on this site.

Ex-marine Adam Kokesh from RT’s Adam vs The Man tv-show

Why are you posting a link to an Adam Kokesh propaganda video that claims the US ‘used to fund’ Osama Bin Laden?

Western intelligence agencies had no contact with Bin Laden during the Afghan Soviet war and Al Qaeda wasn’t even formed until after the Soviet withdrawal. The first western intelligence agencies knew of Bin Laden’s existence is when he sent a raving letter to the Whitehouse declaring war on America for ‘occupying’ Saudi Arabia(US forces went to Saudi Arabia in the first Gulf War at the behest of their government to protect them from Sadam Hussein’s forces).

Bin Laden then proceeded to detonate two truck bombs at US Embassies in East Africa killing over 300 Africans and maiming 5000.

Other posters: remember the name Erasmus and what he/she/it posted here.

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No, it did not take 10 years. It actually took much longer. A lot of this started with Clinton. Clinton had intelligence that Bin laden and the Al Qaeda planned to fly commercial air liners into buildings back in 1996. Sudan even captured Bin Laden back then and Clinton simply refused to request him so they let him go. Literally in 96 he was offered to Clinton on a fucking silver platter. This goes back a lot further than most of you apparently remember.

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[quote]bigflamer wrote:

[quote]SexMachine wrote:

[quote]bigflamer wrote:
Myself, I’m glad that the US finished it off with a bit of class rather than becoming what we fought to overcome.
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There’s quite a wide moral valley between them and us and people like you need to realise it.[/quote]

LOL…whatever asshole, piss off. I’m talking about not dragging his body through the streets in pieces, or hanging his body from a bridge and burning it, or some other dumbfuck idea. It was good to see us finish the job, period.

How in the hell you you read this:
You mean to say you were concerned the US would respond to 9/11 and the 17000+ Jihadist attacks since by flying commercial airliners into buildings, torture murders of civilians and strapping mongoloids/children with high explosives, ball bearings and rat poison etc?

From this?:
Myself, I’m glad that the US finished it off with a bit of class rather than becoming what we fought to overcome.

Are you fucking retarded?[/quote]

The US ‘becoming’ what we ‘fought to overcome’ i.e. Bin Laden/Jihadists. It’s what you said fucktard. One more time; ‘becoming what we fought to overcome’. Jesus H Christ, I can’t believe the shit I bother responding to. You can’t even comprehend your own fucking statement?

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[quote]SexMachine wrote:

[quote]bigflamer wrote:

[quote]SexMachine wrote:

[quote]bigflamer wrote:
Myself, I’m glad that the US finished it off with a bit of class rather than becoming what we fought to overcome.
[/quote]
There’s quite a wide moral valley between them and us and people like you need to realise it.[/quote]

LOL…whatever asshole, piss off. I’m talking about not dragging his body through the streets in pieces, or hanging his body from a bridge and burning it, or some other dumbfuck idea. It was good to see us finish the job, period.

How in the hell you you read this:
You mean to say you were concerned the US would respond to 9/11 and the 17000+ Jihadist attacks since by flying commercial airliners into buildings, torture murders of civilians and strapping mongoloids/children with high explosives, ball bearings and rat poison etc?

From this?:
Myself, I’m glad that the US finished it off with a bit of class rather than becoming what we fought to overcome.

Are you fucking retarded?[/quote]

The US ‘becoming’ what we ‘fought to overcome’ i.e. Bin Laden/Jihadists. It’s what you said fucktard. One more time; ‘becoming what we fought to overcome’. Jesus H Christ, I can’t believe the shit I bother responding to. You can’t even comprehend your own fucking statement?[/quote]

It is obviously retarded, if he means a regime that claims to hold universal values that are true for everyone and is not shy to spread them with violence.

If he means the whole torture, rabble rousing militarism bit, well, those are just footnotes anyway.

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[quote]DoubleDuce wrote:
No, it did not take 10 years. It actually took much longer. A lot of this started with Clinton. Clinton had intelligence that Bin laden and the Al Qaeda planned to fly commercial air liners into buildings back in 1996. Sudan even captured Bin Laden back then and Clinton simply refused to request him so they let him go. Literally in 96 he was offered to Clinton on a fucking silver platter. This goes back a lot further than most of you apparently remember.[/quote]

He was busy getting blow jobs.

Also remember the Bojinka plot and the world trade centre truck bombing planned/executed by Ramzi Yousef and uncle Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and financed by you know who. Every major newspaper forgot the Bojinka plot and described the use of liquid explosives on airliners as a ‘new threat’. The Bojinka test run killed a Japanese businessman and maimed 10 people.

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[quote]SexMachine wrote:

[quote]Erasmus wrote:
Different perspective on things that the average poster on this site.

Ex-marine Adam Kokesh from RT’s Adam vs The Man tv-show

Why are you posting a link to an Adam Kokesh propaganda video that claims the US ‘used to fund’ Osama Bin Laden?

Western intelligence agencies had no contact with Bin Laden during the Afghan Soviet war and Al Qaeda wasn’t even formed until after the Soviet withdrawal. The first western intelligence agencies knew of Bin Laden’s existence is when he sent a raving letter to the Whitehouse declaring war on America for ‘occupying’ Saudi Arabia(US forces went to Saudi Arabia in the first Gulf War at the behest of their government to protect them from Sadam Hussein’s forces).

Bin Laden then proceeded to detonate two truck bombs at US Embassies in East Africa killing over 300 Africans and maiming 5000.

Other posters: remember the name Erasmus and what he/she/it posted here.[/quote]

I don’t know if the White House funded Bin Laden, but that is not the point I wanted to make.
I’m glad the bastard is dead and he deserved it. However if you look at what evils the US government had perpetrated upon innocent Afghani’s/Pakistani’s alone, Osama looks like a petty thief.

What we are looking at now is Obama’s “mission accomplished” moment, because the war of terror will not stop.

And if you judge a man by how many deaths he has caused, what in Gods name will you say about the president of the US killing machine?

I posted this video because I thought people may wanted to hear another opinion in the matter.

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Caught this on FB.

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This thread is funny.

I guess that means we can get our freedoms back now?

Way to go US government. It only took 10 years, 1000s of dead bodies, two unnecessary wars, and trillions of dollars to kill one old, crippled man. Is that what we’re supposed to call government efficiency?