1. The celebration outside of the White House
was one of our nation's more embarrassing moments. We should consider neutralising such a person to be a necessity, but never something to take great pleasure in.
| Henry from New York , |
Under the Tuscan Sun |
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2. A job well done!
Now its Isrels turn to put a bomb on the head of Nasrallah!
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3. No proof it was Bin-Laden.
Bin-Laden died ten years ago.
There were no planes on 9/11, hence no muslims, hence no Bin-Laden. Al-Queda is a western conception no an actual organization.
| Jeffrey Korman , |
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4. To #3 Jeffrey Korman
You are absolutely RIGHT!
Bin Laden Was killed around October 2001 in Tora Bora by allied bombing and to keep the war going for another 10 years, the Pentagon told the world that Bin Laden could have been captured but instead "escaped".
| Daniel Barnett |
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5. lucky he wasn't Israeli
US and Israeli laws are different, and I like US law better.
Reports are that Bin Laden and the other three dead were all unarmed when the SEALS eliminated them.
If this is true and the SEALS were IDF soldiers, Israeli courts would have convicted them for murder.
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