Osama got what was coming to him no doubt he was reaponsible for many American deaths! Will this be a turning point,
I doubt it. After Sept 11 he became an Arab hero, 10 year old Arabs kids soon after had Osama photos on their screensavers and their men now!
Like Zapata told his followers when they feared his death undertaking a perilous endeavor there are tens of Zapata's in every hamlet!
I doubt it. After Sept 11 he became an Arab hero, 10 year old Arabs kids soon after had Osama photos on their screensavers and their men now!
Like Zapata told his followers when they feared his death undertaking a perilous endeavor there are tens of Zapata's in every hamlet!
Yeah the Master of starting the dumbest threads ever here at Rx called me a Sheep.
I challenge you, or anyone of your fellow Loons that post here to tell me HOW and WHY countless Americans plotted together to murder countless other Americans, who was involved and how they did it, and covered it up. And what they gained from it. And at what point they got our NEW PRESIDENT into their secret cabal.
The generally accepted view by people of sound mind is osama bin laden and those with his view of establishing worldwide islamic extremist rule carried out the plot. bin laden and his thugs had been murdering Muslims they deemed not good enough for years, and had targeted American interests many times prior to 9/11. He did 9/11. And we just did him! BAAAAHHHHH! Prove me wrong!
Details on bin Laden killing emerge...
Bin Laden was hidden in Pakistan mansion near retired military
By John T. Bennett - 05/02/11 01:02 AM ET
Osama bin Laden was killed Sunday in an mansion in an affluent part of a city north of Islamabad, Pakistan's capital city.
The man behind the Sept. 11 attacks, thought by some to be living in a cave, who had eluded capture for more than a decade, was killed after U.S. forces raided his compound, which was located in a part of the city of Abbottabad that is home to many "retired military," an administration official told reporters Sunday.
<a href='http://ad.thehill.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a597b481&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE' target='_blank'><img src='http://ad.thehill.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=100&n=a597b481&ct0=INSERT_CLICKURL_HERE' border='0' alt='' /></aAdministration officials called it “an extraordinarily secured compound,” adding U.S. intelligence officials' first assessment is it likely was built specifically to hide bin Laden.
It was “custom-built to hide someone of significance,” an administration official said.
The U.S. operation that killed the al Qaeda leader was months in the making, with a terrorist detainee providing a clue that became the big break sought after by American intelligence officials.
Intelligence officials began working on new intelligence that eventually led them to bin Laden last fall after a detainee in U.S. custody provided the nickname of a courier who U.S. officials believed might lead them to the terrorist leader.
U.S. intelligence officials were looking for individuals who might have “personal contact” with bin Laden, one official said.
One of the couriers “flagged” for close scrutiny “had our constant attention,” the administration official said. Terrorist detainees provided the man’s “nickname” and identified him “as one of the few al Qaeda couriers trusted by bin Laden.”
Then, frustration set in. For “two years,” American intelligence personnel were unable to determine the courier’s real name or his location.
After five White House meetings with his war council in recent weeks, Obama on Friday greenlit the mission.
During the early morning teleconference, administration officials would not say whether a U.S. military unit or a CIA team conducted the raid.
The White House did not share the intelligence with any other nation, including Pakistan. Islamabad was not notified of the raid before it occurred.
Officials used terms and words like “a small team” and “U.S. operators” in describing the unit that conducted the mission.
Whatever kind of troops were involved entered the compound Sunday and exchanged gunfire with those inside -- including bin Laden, the senior official told reporters. “He did resist the assault force and was killed in a firefight,” the administration official said.
The officials said bin Laden’s body is in U.S. custody, adding it will be treated in line with Muslim traditions and practices.
Bin Laden was hidden in Pakistan mansion near retired military
By John T. Bennett - 05/02/11 01:02 AM ET
Osama bin Laden was killed Sunday in an mansion in an affluent part of a city north of Islamabad, Pakistan's capital city.
The man behind the Sept. 11 attacks, thought by some to be living in a cave, who had eluded capture for more than a decade, was killed after U.S. forces raided his compound, which was located in a part of the city of Abbottabad that is home to many "retired military," an administration official told reporters Sunday.
<a href='http://ad.thehill.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a597b481&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE' target='_blank'><img src='http://ad.thehill.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=100&n=a597b481&ct0=INSERT_CLICKURL_HERE' border='0' alt='' /></aAdministration officials called it “an extraordinarily secured compound,” adding U.S. intelligence officials' first assessment is it likely was built specifically to hide bin Laden.
It was “custom-built to hide someone of significance,” an administration official said.
The U.S. operation that killed the al Qaeda leader was months in the making, with a terrorist detainee providing a clue that became the big break sought after by American intelligence officials.
Intelligence officials began working on new intelligence that eventually led them to bin Laden last fall after a detainee in U.S. custody provided the nickname of a courier who U.S. officials believed might lead them to the terrorist leader.
U.S. intelligence officials were looking for individuals who might have “personal contact” with bin Laden, one official said.
One of the couriers “flagged” for close scrutiny “had our constant attention,” the administration official said. Terrorist detainees provided the man’s “nickname” and identified him “as one of the few al Qaeda couriers trusted by bin Laden.”
Then, frustration set in. For “two years,” American intelligence personnel were unable to determine the courier’s real name or his location.
But eventually they located the man, and after “persistent efforts” were able to “pinpoint” his location, the official said. “We were shocked by what we saw,” he told reporters. Additional intelligence gave American intelligence officials “a high probability” that bin Laden was inside.After five White House meetings with his war council in recent weeks, Obama on Friday greenlit the mission.
During the early morning teleconference, administration officials would not say whether a U.S. military unit or a CIA team conducted the raid.
The White House did not share the intelligence with any other nation, including Pakistan. Islamabad was not notified of the raid before it occurred.
Officials used terms and words like “a small team” and “U.S. operators” in describing the unit that conducted the mission.
Whatever kind of troops were involved entered the compound Sunday and exchanged gunfire with those inside -- including bin Laden, the senior official told reporters. “He did resist the assault force and was killed in a firefight,” the administration official said.
The officials said bin Laden’s body is in U.S. custody, adding it will be treated in line with Muslim traditions and practices.
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Huh? What does Trump have to do with anything? Obama didn't even have anything to do with this, he just gave the order. An order any American would have given. The military and CIA did all the work, Bush set all this in motion when he decided to declare "war on terror" (which Obama was against at the time), Obama did nothing except on strong advice from the military/CIA he said go.
It's funny that liberals are all happy about this now when they were hell bent on getting all our troops out of the middle east, and stop the hunt for Bin Laden.
It's funny that liberals are all happy about this now when they were hell bent on getting all our troops out of the middle east, and stop the hunt for Bin Laden.
