this isn't exactly an 'emergency' case...
this is more or less the government... without a doubt.
Ok, but testing still takes more than 1-2 days even in emergency cases...
Let me guess, you want to see the death certificate?Ok, but testing still takes more than 1-2 days even in emergency cases...
Oh I have no doubt the guy who popped him went home and fucked a blonde in the ass.
A real blonde too, not some bleached bitch.
so whats to prevent poeple from diving the ocean to find the body?
heck, how about the body floating to the surface?
Just a quick thought...how could they possibly identify bin laden via DNA when it takes damned near a month to get results back for major court cases???
~wnied~
Ok, but testing still takes more than 1-2 days even in emergency cases...
this isn't exactly an 'emergency' case...
this is more or less the government... without a doubt.
no it doesn't.
I can invite you into the lab where I work and show you our machines, run you through the process, how it works.
would that convince you?
Anybody watching ABC Nightline? Good stuff. Pics of Obama and his staff watching it go down and animations of what exactly happened and video of inside the compound and where he was killed.
That's my point. Regardless of who was leading at what time, this is a victory for the country as a whole and not a single leader. I just don't get all the posts on facebook (for example) that say "that's how its done Obama! "
You have to give him some credit though. First and foremost he made the decision and regardless of how detached he was from the planning and execution of the operation he is irrevocably tied to its outcome. Look at Carter. He was weighed down by a bickering Congress, stagflation, and the Iran hostage crisis. The failure of the operation that he approved cannot really be laid at his feet. I do not think that you can affix blame for the helicopter crash on Carter but you have to admit that he pretty much torpedoed his reelection hopes with that failure. So Obama went ahead with this decision knowing that if it failed he would have to bear the brunt of the political fallout. In the end though, people can go on about the limits of his involvement in this case but you have to admit that for what he had to do in it he did it properly and that should be taken as an indication of him as being a good President in these situations.
And what's your point?Probably already been said but I'm not sifting thru over 800 posts. Obama is responsile for the death of Osama bin Laden much in the same way bin Laden is responsible for the deaths on 9/11.
Ya know, the more I think about it, the more I like that they just tossed him in the ocean. It must be burning the extremists up that we didn't make a big deal about it and didn't give them any pictures or anything to use as propaganda.
Just slip in, pop him in the head, toss him in the ocean, and peace out.
Heh. I am coming to realize this too. Nothing but a bag of meat to us.
I did talk a bit to one of my very devote and heavily practicing and active Muslim friends. I asked him about how he felt about the US adhering to the burial rights of Islam for OBL and he basically said it was stupid and pointless. The mainstream Muslim community couldn't have cared less about the man and how his body was treated. While he understands the intent, he strongly feels that the Islam community wouldn't have cared if we did not adhere to the rules. Though of course we both realize, as do many and I'm sure was the true intent of the gov't that we didn't want to give any fodder to the extremists "LOOK WHAT THEY DID TO HIS BODY!!! THE AMERICAN DOGS!"
No. He only became the top priority once we got him and Obama backtracked and lied more and said that he made it the top priority.
Aww damn I missed it. I'll try and see if it's on Youtube or Hulu.
I can quote too.....
It's very telling how your first reaction to the great news is to try and make petty jabs at the POTUS by criticizing the level of priority and calling him a liar. I'm sure if it was the top priority, you would find a way to criticize that too.
Hundreds. Really? Out of a population of 311mm people, yes there are going to be people who are unhappy. Hence, those you see protesting. You are not the majority. Anyone who thinks the U.S. purposely killed their own civilians to start a war seriously needs to get the fuck out of this country that provides you the RIGHT to believe that.
And the people in Iraq are happy to have that right, now. If you're too blind to see that, perhaps you should ask a military member who has served. I know my uncle confirmed multiple times when I asked him how the locals were, and he said they loved the Americans for freeing them from Saddam. I bet the government stopped him on his way back from his deployment and brainwashed him into telling me that, right?
Aww damn I missed it. I'll try and see if it's on Youtube or Hulu.
Ya know, the more I think about it, the more I like that they just tossed him in the ocean. It must be burning the extremists up that we didn't make a big deal about it and didn't give them any pictures or anything to use as propaganda.
Just slip in, pop him in the head, toss him in the ocean, and peace out.