:laugh3:

Yes, I agree - better to not provoke a bad reaction, but alas, people do what comes to their minds.. rarely thinking about how others will react. Perhaps it's just the noisemakers who get the attention, but once that's out there, no telling what the reaction will be.

If only they had apprehended Osama, and given him a fair trial, aired all the truth, maybe that would have embarrassed certain people, but at least real justice would have been served, and perhaps citizens in Pakistan and elsewhere would have known the truth. Ending the motives that drive young people to violent extremism is the biggest thing we can do, however I know that's not easy with all the corruption everywhere. What to do, what to do.. First let's start with getting the U.S. on a level course, getting the money out of politics - beginning here allows for better policy choices affected everyone else in the world. Canada, England, U.S., Italy.. - we all need to reverse the trends..

 

Yup yup yup.

Bin Laden had not left the room where he was shot for the past FIVE YEARS, claims his wife

 

 

 

Osama Bin Laden spent the last five years living in the room of his mansion where he was shot and killed by U.S. forces, according to Pakistan security officials.

 

The claims were made by the terrorist leader's wife, who apparently told interrogators that she and her husband had not left the same room for the past half a decade.

 

The revelations of Amal al-Sadah, Bin Laden's Yemeni wife, sheds new light on the existence of the world's most wanted man.

 

 

 

Confined: Osama Bin Laden lived in the same room for the past five years, according to his wife Amal al-Sadah

 

 

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1383803/Osama-Bin-Laden-left-room-shot-5-YEARS-claims-wife.html#ixzz1LYq4ny1g

Anything to add Mark?

r u serious it took America 10 years just to find him...........

 

 

BUT HE WAS IN THE SAME ROOM FOR 5 YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

r u serious it took America 10 years just to find him...........

 

 

BUT HE WAS IN THE SAME ROOM FOR 5 YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Yes - if it's true, you have to say it was a bit of a fail!:dozey:

talk about the shittiest hide and seek..........

I really wish you'd contribute more Mark, rather than limiting yourself to one line responses on these matters. I'm sure your wisdom could inspire many. Several posters in this topic, and elsewhere on the board, help to develop the threads with their own insights, put forward compelling arguments (on many sides of the coin) and served to spark debate and force people into questioning their pre-conceptions. Don't you think you could try?

whats there to contribute the guys dead....

whats there to contribute the guys dead....

 

Read this thread in full.

Read the torture thread in full.

Join people in the real world.

Grow up.

whats there to contribute the guys dead....

 

Unless you happen to be a conspiracy theorist, of course.;)

nah. his body went to swim with the fishies :P

whats there to contribute the guys dead....

 

LOL.

whats there to contribute the guys dead....

EDIT - Guh... guh... nevermind. If you cannot see it for yourself, then, well, I don't know.

Unless you happen to be a conspiracy theorist, of course.;)

 

Looking more and more likely he was killed at the time they said he was killed.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-13313201

@Cobalt. What are you talking about................!?!?!

:facepalm:

in the eyes of his supporters Bin Laden is now greater than ever. he is a martyr. you can't top that.

nah. his body went to swim with the fishies :P

 

Oswama Fin Laden?:rolleyes:

 

Looking more and more likely he was killed at the time they said he was killed.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-13313201

 

I never doubted it. I'm not one of the conspiracy theorists.;)

 

in the eyes of his supporters Bin Laden is now greater than ever. he is a martyr. you can't top that.

 

What about beatification?:rolleyes:

I never doubted it. I'm not one of the conspiracy theorists.;)

 

At which point did I say you were?

How did he and his family stand being in the mansion for so long? Assuming they didn't go out.

And I'm wondering how the wife must be feeling now. I mean, does she still love Osama despite all he has done? Or is she feeling relieved that she could get out of the house?

^ Not just one wife. I think three of his wives were taken into custody. He had five. (According to a news report last night.)

What's going to happen to them? :uhoh:

/stupid question

:confused: I'm not sure. They are currently in custody in Pakistan; apparently the U.S. wanted to take custody of them for questioning, but Pakistan won't let them because of all the tension that has developed between each government as a result of all of this.

Gosh. :|

 

 

 

Do you think it's possible that the effect of Osama's death could be worse than the threat of Osama alive...?