Gingerman
Is a great bunch of lads.....
Nice little feather in Obama's cap
Osama bin Laden killed by US forces in Pakistan
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Idris2002
canadian girlfriend
goldenecitrone
post tenebras lux
Indeed. George W Bush will be turning in his grave.
Geri
wasn't born to follow
Tough shit. Some of the victims didn't even have a body left for their families to bury.
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
I think your analysis is wrong and depends on the idea of there being a significant global groundswell of support for this freak beyond the already committed. There isn't. His actions were precisely because there isn't, they were and are a symbol of isolation and defeat.
lopsidedbunny
Active Member
From the CNN webpage...
Globojanchi
New Member
its the first time I´m writting in U75... am I doing it correctly?
Clint Iguana
not an undercover cop
Two wrongs dont make a right - this sort of attitude leads down a seriously dodgy road to more bloodshed.
dylans
overlord of all acorns
Strategically this is irrelevent. Al Qaeda have long ceased to be an organisational threat. They are an ideological inspiration. His death will make no difference to that ideological and inspiarational threat. Bin Laden has been a ghost haunting the USA for a long time. A new chapter has started. One that may see Pakistan further alienated from the USA. The drone attacks on Pakistan are continuing. Expect mass demonstrations in Pakistan. Expect Al Qaeda to morph into a long term ideological inspiration to many more oppressed and and embittered Muslims across the globe.
Globojanchi
New Member
cool!
Steel Icarus
ersatz maven
You're saying I'm a banned returner? You couldn't make it up.
Yeah, I'm bed-ridden. A third of the time.
Idris2002
canadian girlfriend
Or will it end up like dissident republicanism in Ireland? Capable of attracting a hard core of fighters, and capable of mounting the odd attack, but not able to affect the broad direction of politics.
The big difference, as I understand it, is that Al-Qaeda wasn't a tightly knit organisation with an 'army council' or equivalent that could order its people to stand down etc. Expect to see a lot of individual groups calling themselves Al-Qaeda.
(which, to get conspiraloon again for a minute, would be ideal for anyone seeking a 'strategy of tension' option. . .)
The big difference, as I understand it, is that Al-Qaeda wasn't a tightly knit organisation with an 'army council' or equivalent that could order its people to stand down etc. Expect to see a lot of individual groups calling themselves Al-Qaeda.
(which, to get conspiraloon again for a minute, would be ideal for anyone seeking a 'strategy of tension' option. . .)
Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
Some quite funny stuff coming out in the US ...
The latter point being a feature of some freeper conspiracy theories ...
The latter point being a feature of some freeper conspiracy theories ...
Geri
wasn't born to follow
It's not two wrongs.
Globojanchi
New Member
.. and this is how I pick a quote from someone else and repply... mmm. interesting...
dylans
overlord of all acorns
There is no Al Qaeda. There hasn't been for a long time. As an organisation it committed suicide on 9/11 (the ultimate suicide attack) It's threat is ideological and inspirational. His death is important symbolically yes but strategically not really. The US has its "victory" those inspired by Al Qaeda have a "martyr".
Steel Icarus
ersatz maven
¿Usted ha estado aquí antes? ¿Qué parte de su país es usted? De todas formas, recepción. Espero que usted disfrute de su estancia - sin embargo de largo que sea.
claphamboy
The wheels on the bus go round and round....
GhostOsama Osama Bin Laden:
Well this sucks...I accidentally enabled location on my tweets.
Was just granted my 72 virgins, YES!
70 virgins left. I need a cigarette and a nap.
Globojanchi
New Member
Excuse me people… How do I refresh the page to keep getting the newest massages popping out?
lopsidedbunny
Active Member
liquidlunch
fargonebeauty
I think there would be a greater percentage of muslim moderates who are glad to see the end of that terrorist motherfucker.As well as the majority of the Pakistani Government.Who will say it?Probably no-one who values their life.
I am glad he's been topped,couldn't happen to a more deserving cunt.He was a dead man walking after 9/11.Fuck him
I am glad he's been topped,couldn't happen to a more deserving cunt.He was a dead man walking after 9/11.Fuck him
Globojanchi
New Member
Gracias de Ecuador.. interesante este asunto (U75) y mas interesante el blog (la muerte de OBL)
dylans
overlord of all acorns
Absolutely. The death cult exists in the hearts and minds of those inspired by it. The degree to which this continues will be based on many other factors beyond his physical existance. Organizationally the fact that the US managed to penetrate his security is an indication of how much the existing organisation has been compromised. Time will tell whether what you accurately call a "death cult" continues to inspire. All indications, especially with recent events in the Arab world, are that the ideology associated with Bin Laden is in terminal decline. Mass democratic revolutionary action is the spirit of the age in the Arab world not nihilistic anti modernism of Bin Laden.
liquidlunch
fargonebeauty
fuck knows,click on a different topic then come back
Globojanchi
New Member
thank you 
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