Osama Bin Laden dead?

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Of course this isn't going to end terrorism. Some young fanatics are going to consider him a martyr and make more mahem accordingly. But he deserved a reckoning and a trial would have invited more danger. Those who lost loved ones on 9/11 have a bit of closure here. You take out one bad guy at a time, and face the next challenge. That's the real world, not a video game or Rambo-esque fairy tale.

If the 77 virgins await him, I hope they've all been very lonely and are named Horst, Rocco, Nasty Ned, etc.
I was just reading the paper on line. Here's Obama's speech. I would have less of a problem with his administration taking all the credit if he hadn't declared the was no war on terror was over a couple of years ago.

http://online.wsj.com/video/obama-os...C978A85AC.html
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  • Doove
  • 05-02-2011, 03:33 PM
I would have less of a problem with his administration taking all the credit if he hadn't declared the was no war on terror was over a couple of years ago. Originally Posted by OliviaHoward
You're just sore that the Texan guy didn't get him.
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You're just sore that the Texan guy didn't get him. Originally Posted by Doove
Of course this isn't going to end terrorism. Some young fanatics are going to consider him a martyr and make more mahem accordingly. Originally Posted by Willen
Sadly I think this is what will happen.

I would have less of a problem with his administration taking all the credit if he hadn't declared the was no war on terror was over a couple of years ago. Originally Posted by OliviaHoward
I don't think any strategist would want to tell the enemy exactly what we were up to.

Geronimo, indeed.