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Keep it civil guys. Alright I am sick of warning people: Trolling, flame baiting, and derailing will result in insta bans. The same goes for conspiracy theorists and stupidity generally. Confirmation was as follows - On-site DNA test which came back as 99% positive. - photos of face sent to CIA and confirmed with photo analysis - confirmed by 20 year old wife who live in pakistan. This thread is specifically dedicated to the details surrounding the raid/his death. | ||
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Sernyl
Lithuania113 Posts
On May 02 2011 13:06 Cush wrote: Those are the 2 wars i think we should have never gotten into. But you cannot change the past. Iraq was a stupid war You ask for examples,you receive them,but you disregard them. "Oh those wars don't count,they were stupid LOLOLOL."...Oh you. | ||
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.Sic.
Korea (South)497 Posts
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Whitewing
United States7483 Posts
On May 02 2011 13:06 Roe wrote: I rather like his bluntness over another dem president's secrecy at pulling the trigger. I think he deserves to let people know what he's been doing with regards to these situations, especially since he's been getting flak for seemingly doing nothing. Since he apparently has succeeded, awesome. Incidentally, I hear it was the Seals who got the job done. Any truth to that? If so, baller. And I'm really glad no americans were harmed in the operations, and civilian damages were minimized (not sure what that means though). | ||
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kaisen
United States601 Posts
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peekn
United States1152 Posts
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Slaughter
United States20255 Posts
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Golgotha
Korea (South)8418 Posts
On May 02 2011 13:08 OsoVega wrote: It's a shame they couldn't capture him considering it wasn't just a drone strike but a firefight. lol what is the point of capping him alive? so we can do a ceremonial death trial? the guy was going to die either way...by capping him in the head we save a shitload of court fees. | ||
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StayFrosty
Canada743 Posts
On May 02 2011 13:09 kaisen wrote: Does this mean US finally gets to pull out of Afghanistan? definitely not | ||
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juzlol
United States125 Posts
On May 02 2011 13:09 kaisen wrote: Does this mean US finally gets to pull out of Afghanistan? You'd think, but I highly doubt it. | ||
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Sernyl
Lithuania113 Posts
On May 02 2011 13:09 .Sic. wrote: Well, I guess Osama shouldn't have entered his address on the PSN. Hahaha.This beats the idra tweet post. | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
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Blasterion
China10272 Posts
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nArAnjO
Peru2571 Posts
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teekesselchen
Germany886 Posts
1) Does his death really change that much? Most extremists these days probably are because they saw the western nations wreaking havoc in arabian countries (not always military, often economically), not because of al'Qaida propaganda. There are countless terroristic organisations these days. 2) Other than many leaders, Bin Laden stood up to his ideals -even though those were the obviously wrong ones- and took all the risks. He's coming from a wealthy family, but look at what kind of life he choses (always on the run in some of the poorest areas, beeing chased by killing teams). If that guy just have had the right ideals... Note: I don't mean to say that killing Bin Laden was bad, it is obviously justified for him to order and organise so many killings. I just want to say that I don't see a reason for beeing that happy about it, revenge alone won't ever help anyone. | ||
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TheTenthDoc
United States9561 Posts
On May 02 2011 13:09 .Sic. wrote: Well, I guess Osama shouldn't have entered his address on the PSN. This and the "Counter-terrorists win!" post are the best two in this thread. | ||
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Maxwell3
United States88 Posts
On May 02 2011 13:07 Fraidnot wrote: son of a bitch we won! won what exactly? | ||
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Shalaiyn
Netherlands2735 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/KDssc.jpg) That's what's up. | ||
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garlicface
Canada4196 Posts
http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/05/01/bin.laden.obit/index.html?hpt=T1 | ||
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Roe
Canada6002 Posts
On May 02 2011 13:09 kaisen wrote: Does this mean US finally gets to pull out of Afghanistan? the answer to that lies in another question: was Bin Laden the leader and/or fundamental supporter of the Taliban? | ||
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Daralii
United States16991 Posts
On May 02 2011 13:10 teekesselchen wrote: I don't really see a reason for this euphoria. Obviously Bin Laden was bad, but: 1) Does his death really change that much? Most extremists these days probably are because they saw the western nations wreaking havoc in arabian countries (not always military, often economically), not because of al'Qaida propaganda. There are countless terroristic organisations these days. 2) Other than many leaders, Bin Laden stood up to his ideals -even though those were the obviously wrong ones- and took all the risks. He's coming from a wealthy family, but look at what kind of life he choses (always on the run in some of the poorest areas, beeing chased by killing teams). If that guy just have had the right ideals... Note: I don't mean to say that killing Bin Laden was bad, it is obviously justified for him to order and organise so many killings. I just want to say that I don't see a reason for beeing that happy about it, revenge alone won't ever help anyone. It's more a symbolic victory than anything else. | ||
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