No, but then the death of Thatcher is unlikely to mean that some of my colleagues get blown up taking the tube.
buy them a car.
No, but then the death of Thatcher is unlikely to mean that some of my colleagues get blown up taking the tube.
buy them a car.
I'm sure the relatives of the fifty two people wish they had. You heartless cunt.
and how many iraqi civilians have died as a result of us going to war then? I think 52 doesn't even come close. yes it's a shame that a few nobbers from luton decided to make bombs out of weedkiller, is that what you want?
Not a bad way to start the presidential run for 2012.
Are you people up all night waiting for such things to happen or just light sleepers like me?
Not a bad way to start the presidential run for 2012.
A decent shot-in-the-arm for Obama's re-election hopes
Yup, who will run against him now?I reckon he won it today.
I'd say they wanted him dead meat. Why complicate things with a trial?I wonder if they would have liked to put him on trail ,or is a dead bin laden what they wanted
Yep, although I'm not sad to see BL go, I have been wondering about the timing.
And let us see under what authority the United States justifies a firefight by US special forces on Pakistani soil.
As if Pakistan isn't on the verge of major-league destabilisation already, too. Nice one, America *slow handclaps*
Al-Qaeda and the Salafists now have their eternal martyr, and it'll boost AQ's "profile" no end amongst their sympathisers around the world. Bin Laden, who for years has effectively been off the field, and arguably of increasing irrelevance on-the-ground, will now be elevated as some great revolutionary warrior (the Saudi version of Che?). And this'll have zero impact in the "coalition's" favour on events on the ground in Afghanistan, Iraq et all. The Saudis get away yet again with having to account for their role in developing a uncompromosing Wahabbism and Deobandism that is the philiosophical bedrock of AQ etc. And of course everyone will forget that the whole goddamn point of AQ/Salafists is leaderless resistance.
It would've been far better to let Osama stay in hiding, ever fearful for his life, and be forgotten about as events in the Middle-East make his "man of the people" appeal utterly irrelevant and forgotten about...and the USA's crowing on this will be seen as the Crusaders throwing their imperialistic weight around again.
Personally speaking, no "justice" has been done here, and this will backfire on the US sooner or later.
Those scenes of people 'celebrating' in Washington strike me as beng rather distasteful.
They'll come back to bite some poor fuckers. Nowt surer.
OK here's one for the conspiracy fans its Holocaust Memorial Day in Israel today (2nd May) aswell
Store it in that warehouse they put the Ark of the Covenant in at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark?