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I happen on the other hand to have enjoyed this completely.


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Thread:Comments:Prince William marries Kate Middleton—live updates/Baffling/reply (18)

We all know you're a royalist, Brian. ;-)

When is the NZ government going to pay for Buck House, and all the Royals, to be shipped down under?

But, seriously, I'm saddened because this reduces Charles' chances of actually sitting on the throne. Seeing as he's really an old hippy with a posh accent, I can well imagine him putting future PMs in awkward positions.

I still say the royal family should intervene on the MPs 2nd homes issue; keep 'em all in the Tower of London!


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Thread:Comments:All US states could have smoke-free laws by 2020/Smoke Free Ban Right for All

Noxious fumes from any incinerated object, intenional or not, conceals other hazardous environmental effects. It's also a simple way to use other contraband substances that ,considering the "Tobacco Base?" are smoked in higher levels than are normally necessary to feel their Psychoactive effects and produce radical effects in behavior from second hand smoke; creating the increased opportunity for conspiritory violent (Sexual?) assault & marginalization of individuals from a syndicated "Turf" for other substance abuse & crime! This blows smoke in the face of common decency to expect public welfare to burden the addiction of the poisoned minds. Choose to escape this Smoke Screen Cycle for Poison & Vice Abuse, and implement a nation wide smoke free public ban.


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correction: ElBaradei never gave an interview with "Islam Times" - they're citing an interview he gave with Der Spiegel. Thanks.


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Thread:Comments:Qur'an-burning pastor jailed after mosque protest barred/Comments from feedback form - "With so much at stake & everyt..."/reply (32)

An action doesn't need to be physically violent to be illegal. In the UK at least you can be arrested for standing still if you've been asked to move on if you're inciting violence just by your mere presence. I would argue that burning the holy book of any religion is intended to provoke a reaction. I'm not arguing against the fact an offence like this to Islam is not more likely to provoke a violent overreaction than other major religions, but also maintain the perspective that this violent overreaction also took place in one of the poorest messed up countrys in the world.

Conflicts of freedom happen all the time. Sometimes it is difficult to balance the rights of one group over another; I do not think it is difficult in this case - the right of an individual to display the upmost disrespect and ignorance by burning a holy book (not even for any justifyable reason such as keeping warm in some kind of 'day after tommorrow' type situation ;-)) against the right of a major world religion consisting of billions.


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He was not going to burn anything in this particular case. He requested a permit for a demonstration and was told he had to post a bond for "police protection". The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that it is unconstitutional to require a bond for police protection. That is what this article was about.


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Thread:Comments:Swiss mountaineer Erhard Loretan dies in climbing accident/Shaking babies?/reply

Manslaughter's a lucky conviction for him, too. A lot of places would go for broke with a murder trial.


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Pigs relegated, brilliant.


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I only got involved because the opinions page became a 'mecca' for anti-Islamic sentiment


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como se entra para F.B.I. —79.169.217.58 (talk) 16:55, 1 May 2011 (UTC)
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It certainly did become a 'mecca' for such sentiment, and the major point of the article was blurred by the emotion over religious view points. So I understand why you replied!


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Especially since "to stop him from crying" is the typical excuse in those cases.


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British snooker commentator Ted Lowe dies aged 90

May 1, 2011

British snooker commentator has died at the age of 90. Lowe, who received the nickname "Whispering Ted" due to his broadcasting style commentated on many of snooker's biggest events including the between  and. His death has come on the same day as the first session of the.

His wife, Jean commented on his death. She said "His health had been deteriorating for the last 10 weeks. He went into a hospice a week ago and I never left his side. But I could see he was slowly going. He still loves snooker and was watching it on TV."

Tributes have been paid to Lowe by several snooker players and commentators. said "He set a standard for us all. He was wonderful, he had an impish sense of humour and while cricket had its  and  had its Dan Maskell, we had Ted Lowe. He was one of the BBC greats. It's a sad day for snooker and he'll be sadly missed."

also posted a message on social networking site Twitter saying "Still in shock and so saddened. Absolutely gutted. He was a great friend of my dad's and an absolute gentleman. I loved him dearly."

As well as commentating on snooker tournaments Lowe hosted the BBC television programme. Lowe is also remembered by viewers for his quote after colour televisions started to appear. During a game he said "He's going for the pink, and for those of you with black-and-white sets, the yellow is behind the blue."


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He died very young in enjoying what he love to do many will miss him


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Please show me the bit where this article states it is true. The quoting was done quite carefuly to avoid judging that..


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Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says

May 2, 2011

U.S. officials last night said Osama bin Laden, the al-Qaeda leader and orchestrator of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and embassy bombings in 1998, had been killed by U.S. special forces in, Pakistan near the capital Islamabad.

White House officials say that four others were killed in the forty-minute raid that began at 2000 UTC yesterday—including a woman said to have been used as a human shield. One of those shot is thought to be bin Laden's son. An American helicopter was lost due to mechanical failure, but no U.S. forces or civilians were killed.

U.S. President Barack Obama announced the news in a statement late last night. "I can report to the American people and to the world, that the U.S. has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden," Obama said. He confirmed he had been told in August of a lead to the location of bin Laden, and approved the operation last week. The operation involved a "small team of Americans", Obama said.

The operation, led by the CIA, occurred nearly ten years after the 9/11 attacks. CIA director notified U.S. legislators Sunday about the news. His body was verified using several methods, including with DNA from a dead sister's body, stored in a Boston, Massachusetts hospital, as well as facial recognition. However, staff at the hospital in question——have not been able to "find any evidence" of the body ever being stored there. U.S. officials said his body was then buried at sea at around 0600 UTC today, "in accordance with Islamic law and traditions" and because of the difficulty of finding a country that would accept the remains of the world's most wanted man. Saudi Arabia, the country in which Osama bin Laden was born, refused a U.S. offer to take the body.

Celebrations in U.S.; European Parliament says world is 'safer'
Following the President's announcement, people started gathering in front of the White House in Washington, D.C., and —the site of the —in New York, to celebrate; singing the. Michael Bloomberg, the mayor of New York City, said he hoped the death of bin Laden would "bring some closure and comfort to all those who lost loved ones on September 11, 2001".

The U.S. government is reportedly expecting al-Qaeda to soon release what they are likely to call a "martyr tape"—an audio recording made by bin Laden to be broadcast after his death.

Although the death of the 54-year-old bin Laden, who was the most wanted person in the world, was greeted with celebration in the U.S., analysts have warned that al-Qaeda will "undoubtedly" launch a retaliatory attack. "I think the significance of what has happened cannot really be overstated," John Gearson, director of the Centre for Defence Studies at, said. "There will be concerns that there could be some sort of retaliation, that al-Qaeda may well want to demonstrate that they are still strong and still in the game." He warned that U.S. officials may "lose their focus" after such a major victory, "and that will provide an opportunity for the remnants of al-Qaeda to reform and grow stronger."

Hillary Clinton, the U.S. Secretary of State, appealed to Islamic militant fighters to use the opportunity of bin Laden's death to abandon their groups. "Our message to the Taliban remains the same, but today it may have even greater resonance: you cannot wait us out," she said. "You cannot defeat us. But you can make the choice to abandon Al Qaeda and cooperate in a peaceful political process."

The president of the, , said that "we have waken up in a safer world", with the news bringing "safety to millions of people", whilst U.S. senator John McCain sought to remind the American people to "be mindful that al-Qaeda and its terrorist allies are still lethal and determined enemies". The reiterated that "revenge is inescapable for all terrorists", and that "only a joint struggle against global terrorism can bring a result".

The United Kingdom's Foreign Secretary, William Hague, sought to remind people bin Laden was "the world's most prominent leader", going on to say that "it was of great importance that he was still alive and active, and it is unequivocally a good thing that he is no longer able to pursue terror, murder and mayhem in the world". Mentioning that security at British embassies worldwide have been increased in the wake of the news, he reiterated that the death of the al-Qaeda leader was a "serious blow", and that, "like any organisation that has suffered a serious blow, they will want to show in some way that they are still able to operate".

Nicolas Sarkozy, the president of France, welcomed the news, along with many other European countries. He praised the "tenacity" of the U.S. attack, congratulating the "major blow" the move dealt to al-Qaeda. Eight French citizens were killed last week in a bomb blast in, and, although no group has yet claimed responsibility, it is speculated that al-Qaeda were behind the attack. Sarkozy paid homage to them, as well as other around the world, saying the "victims received justice today and France has thoughts for them and their families".

Pakistani involvement
Pakistani officials were not informed of the planned raid, with the White House saying this was "essential to the security of the operation and our personnel". However Obama emphasised that cooperation with Pakistan had helped in finding bin Laden. The operation, described by one senior White House official as "a surgical raid by a small team designed to minimise collateral damage", was not intended to take bin Laden alive. "It was a kill mission", said one security official. Bin Laden died after being shot in the head.

Witnesses in Abbottabad have described how the U.S. forces carried out the raid on the compound, which had significant security features, including walls up to 18-foot high topped with barbed wire. "We saw four helicopters at around 2am. We were told to switch off lights of our homes and stay inside," one witness, who lives in the town of in Abbottabad, said. The man confirmed he had seen the wreckage of the U.S. military helicopter which crashed after experiencing mechanical difficulties.

Pakistan's said in a statement that the U.S. "operation was conducted [by] U.S. forces in accordance with declared U.S. policy that Osama bin Laden will be eliminated in a direct action by the U.S. forces, wherever found in the world", noting that almost "30,000 Pakistani civilians" had been killed in terrorist attacks in recent years, with the "nation fully united in [its] resolve to eliminate terrorism".

However, Pervez Musharraf, a former president of Pakistan, criticised the U.S. involvement, describing the operation as a "violation of [Pakistani] sovereignty," and saying the raid was a "a failure of both Pakistani and U.S. intelligence"; he stressed it would have been "far better" if the had carried out the attack. Musharraf went on to say he was "surprised" bin Laden was found in Abbottabad, but added the terrorist leader "had declared war against Pakistan", and that the news came as a "victory for the people of Pakistan and all the peace loving people of the world".

The news that bin Laden was hiding just a few hundred metres from, a similar institution to the U.S. or the UK , has been met with embarrassment on behalf of the Pakistani government, and scepticism from others. "This is a serious blow to the credibility of Pakistan", according to one Pakistani security analyst. Earlier today, Afghanistan president Hamid Karzai maintained he knew bin Laden was in Pakistan: "For 10 years we told NATO and the world community but for ten years they didn't listen to our voice. They burned Afghanistan for ten years but Osama was in Islamabad." Whilst many governments worldwide welcomed the death of bin Laden, more than 800 people marched in the Pakistani city of Quetta, paying homage to bin Laden and burning a U.S. flag. According to the organizer, "Bin Laden was the hero of the Muslim world and after his martyrdom he has won the title of great ". At the march, pro-Taliban and anti-United States sentiments were chanted, before the protesters dispersed peacefully.

Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan have denied that bin Laden has been killed, although in a conference call to several Pakistani media outlets, a rebel spoksperson threatened to seek revenge: "If Bin Laden attained martyrdom, then we will avenge his death and we will attack the governments of Pakistan and the United States and their security forces".

Although no images of bin Laden's body have been released, the Obama administration is, according to, in possession of gruesome photographs: a "massive head wound" where he took a bullet, with "blood and brains clearly visible".

The price of oil has dropped following the announcement after speculation that the death of bin Laden will lower the risk of supply disruption in the Middle East, with a barrel of crude oil for June delivery falling by $1.92.


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Talk:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says

Last Week?
Instead of saying "Died Last Week" I think we should put the date of his death in the article... "Died Sunday, May 1st 2011". I understand that technically yesterday was last week, but saying last week makes it sound like it was farther back in time then it really was.
 * He died ~2 May local time.  — fetch · comms  14:54, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

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I'm tempted to start a new article, something like World reacts to death of Osama bin Laden, and keep this one focused on emerging details of the operation, intelligence etc. Otherwise this risks being overwhelmed with quotes from every world leader. Anyone agree? the wub "?!"  10:35, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Absolutely, although I would keep some reactions in the main article. This may be useful for finding sources.  wacky wace  10:41, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Could we not just section it off? — μchip08 10:42, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * And add more sources to this article? It has a ridiculous amount already.  wacky wace  10:45, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Certainly I think we should keep some prominent comments in this article, in fact the ones we have at the moment generally seem fine (thoough I might cut Jerzy Buzek). A separate article though would make sourcing easier, and help to reduce edit conflicts. the wub "?!"  10:50, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

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editprotected Please add Amerikai rajtaütésben megölték Oszáma bin Ládent. Thank you. - Xbspiro (talk) 14:02, 11 May 2011 (UTC)
 * ✅, pending reflag. — μchip08 14:17, 11 May 2011 (UTC)
 * I, for one, refuse to sight that. I'm getting fed up of people leaving trivial things for others to sight, increasing the queue of items needing reviewer attention. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 14:35, 11 May 2011 (UTC)
 * I fixed syntax error and sighted. I am not picky about translating an interwiki to be sure it links to the same development of the same story: the same general story and I will link. --InfantGorilla (talk) 14:43, 11 May 2011 (UTC)


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/The Outcome

Why do I have a feeling that this will only make the conflict more profound, because all of Bin Laden's followers are PO-ed that the US killed him?


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The Taliban, the US, etc. are all involved in a nonsensical war. Stop killing people, then there will be peace.


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Get some more information!


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I did not see this coming at all...


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/I only have one thing to say.

AMERICA, FUCK YEAH! That is all.


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/Good press for Obama

Finally. The most wanted man by the FBI since 2001 is now captured, and dead. This could turn out to be very good news for the Obama administration and for the US military. They have achieved a goal that Bush or Clinton couldn't do. Expect Obama to win re-election next year, his new campaign slogan may be, "We caught that motherfr! I told you I could bring change." Lol, that would be humorous


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アンパロ Io ti odio! 03:45, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

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That only works if both sides jointly agree to stop killing people.


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I mean, while Osama was a big fish, was he really that important at this point? It felt to me that at this stage he was more of a figurehead, and his death probably won't affect the Al-Qaeda leadership.


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Yeah I'm worried that another equally capable leader will take his place :(


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Haha that's the same thing I was thinking.


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My thoughts exactly. Think about this: Al Capone died, did this killed gangterism in the US ?


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I'm sure they're working on it... this is a developing story, after all


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Yeah, the anon is right. That how it works, you know.


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This is a great article, but you said, "The US is in possession of bin Laden's body." That should be changed to bin Laden's body is in possession of the US; or The US possesses bin Laden's body.


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Im imagining a delta force / sf / navy seal (you aren't forgotten seal team 6) operation - congratulations on a black ops mission success...im sure the individuals involved won't have their identities revealed and for good reason and im sure they prefer it that way. You do not exist but you are heroes.


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I'd doubt the Taliban would stop killing innocent people.


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huh? "The US is in possession of bin Laden's body" is correct. You could also say "bin Laden's body is in THE possession of the US"


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How can they compare DNA when they a) don't have his in the first place, and b) he has approx 50 brothers/sisters that would therefore make it impossible to simply "compare" it to his sisters to get a match. I think the USA needs to provide some more unbiased and factual information before people should just outright believe what they're told (AGAIN)!


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It is not actually that difficult to make a positive DNA match based on the DNA of close family members, especially when a Y chromosome is involved.


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Umm. Fyi, children get 50 percent of their DNA from each parent. As a result, a siblings' and blood relatives' DNA are all similar. That's why related persons' DNA can be used to identify others.


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I agree with you on Bush that he could have done more to get Osama. But I don't agree with you on Clinton! He had several chances to kill him but everytime Osama was hiding behind civilians and children. I know of 2 chances where his headquarters were in a school house with children present. No president would give that order while children were present! The only change Obama has brought is the spare change I have in my pocket. Vote Tea Party if you really want to change america!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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I'm Satisfied with this outcome... NOW LETS GO PARTY!!!


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It was NAVY SEALSS!!


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SERVICE ACADEMIES ARE GOING NUTSS!!!


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I heard it was the CIA.


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We pay for them...when they are doing the odd act as the NZ head of state. Which happens every so many months. Otherwise we get a good deal, a bacially free Head of State :P


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Change America?? I think the Tea Baggers are out to destroy America and our core values. Obama is doing a great job as a president and now has one more reason why he should be re-elected. GO OBAMA!!!!


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Without independent verification and non embedded media coverage the claims are not (yet) reliable.


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I think the point was that with 50-ish siblings there is a decent amount of men out there with big beards, turbans, and matching dna so further proof would be needed before the initial person posting would be satisfied.


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I work in the prison system in America and when you have inmates cheering for Obama there is something wrong! I had 3 inmates tonight that are not Americans saying that killing Osama was wrong and America will pay for it one way or another! That's coming from his voters other wise he would secure the borders and keep this people out of America. CORE VALUES????? Free handouts, well fair, free health care, help with your mortgage!!!! Your family values not mine!!!!!! My family values were get up and get a job pay your own way.


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I heard they had DNA from a family member already. They just need to compare the samples. But you know the pictures or a video will be leaked to the press!


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/Carrie Lemack

Ok, I have a question, why is the quote from Carrie Lemack important to this article? 3000 or so people died in 9/11, why does a quote from one of them matter when related to this article?


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His dead sister, iirc.


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Ding dong, the bitch is dead!


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IF OSAMA WAS KILLED, OBAMA AND CIA MUST KNOW MANY UNCOUNTABLE OSAMAS ARE NOW OPERATING IN THE WORLD! BY THE WAY OSAMA IS NOT BEEN KILLED, BUT HE WAS BEEN EXCEPTED BY ALMIGHT ALLAH EVEN IF THE DEATH IS TRUE!

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I believe they have one of his children in Gitmo...


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You are ignorant. The goal that Obama achieved wouldn't have been possible without the legwork of the previous administration. It just so happened that the CIA found were bin Laden was during Obama's term. Do you honestly think that Bush wasn't looking for him? Do you honestly think that thousands of American soldiers died in Afghanistan for fun? Learn your stuff before you start preaching that Obama did all of this. He merely completed the task set forth by his predecessors. This was a collaborative effort, not an accomplishment for the Obama administration. It was in fact the men and women serving this country that did this. I don't expect Obama to be re-elected off of this. I honestly think he will need to do more than this to win another election.


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He's right. They did a DNA test off of a stored sample of Bin Laden's dead sister's DNA, and they determined it to be enough of a match to confirm it being him.


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I heard it was both Seals and CIA


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most sources say he was "buried at sea". Any proof? Just my opinion. Dutchdragon411 (talk) 10:47, 2 May 2011 (UTC)


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ok maybe i was wrong. Dutchdragon411 (talk) 10:51, 2 May 2011 (UTC)


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It was apparently (officially known as the United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group, which is quite a mouthful), under the command of the CIA. Not a lot is yet known about the operation, other than that U.S. intelligence was for months surveying the compound they suspected bin Laden was hiding in, before they launched the operation sometime during the past week. Although a U.S. helicopter was shot down, no U.S. forces were killed.


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The Bin Laden's are a large family, and not all of them agree with Osama's actions. I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to get DNA from one of them.


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Agreed, absolutely. It shouldn't be difficult to give a simple proof: a biologic sample, a photograph.. something verifiable.


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asdf-YES I HONESTLY BELIEVE THAT "W" DID NOT SPEND 5 MINUTES "LOOKING" FOR OSAMA BIN LADEN. HE WAS FAR TOO BUSY DIRECTING HIM WHERE TO HIDE!~ THE BUSH AND BIN LADIN FAMILIES HAVE BEEN "TIGHT FRIENDS" FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS AND BEGINNING WITH PRESCOTT BUSH, THE WHOLE FAMILY IS THE EMBODIMENT OF EVIL...'MADE KENNEDY LOOK LIKE A BOYSCOUT.THEI "COMBINED BUSINESS INTERESTS" MAKE KILLING O.B.L. INFEASIBLE. I ONLY WISH THIS STORY WERE TRUE-AS THEN WE'D HAVE PROOF, PICTURES,,...OR ANY OTHER TYPE OF EVIDENCE THAT O.B.L WAS ACTUALLY WHACKED!~-IT DIDN'T HAPPEN. OUR GOVERNMENT IS, ONCE AGAIN, LYING TO US AND PLACATING US UN THE WORST WAY...BEND OVER....


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The single thing in this story that disturbed me the most is the impromptu parties outside Ground Zero, the White House, etc. Cheering because someone died, bringing along beers to celebrate? Surely that's the epitome of bad taste.


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Obama (a proven liar) says that Osama Bin Laden has been killed. Great, but something doesn't smell right about the details of this story.

So they gave Bin Laden a "burial at sea" in keeping with Islamic tradition only hours after they killed him? Give me a break!

Can we please have some indisputable forensic proof that the person who was killed was actually Osama Bin Laden, and not some body double?


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Obama is doing a "great job" as president only if you consider the destruction of the American Economy a good thing!


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Very impressive the amount of verifiable information presented in such little time. Keep up the good work!


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Thing is, the average person doesn't give a crap who did the legwork. All they're going to remember come election day is that Obama's the one who was on top when it happened, regardless of which administration did all the work on way or another.


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everybody, before you enjoy the success of U.S, i suggest you to watch the documentary named 'American Zeigiest'..... Trust me its really worth it......


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everybody, before you enjoy the success of U.S, i suggest you to watch the documentary named 'American Zeigiest'..... Trust me its really worth it......


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Pakistani Taliban threaten revenge attack after bin Laden death; CIA says retaliation is likely

May 3, 2011

The has threatened a revenge attack on the U.S. and senior Pakistani politicians after the killing of Osama bin Laden as, the director of the CIA, warns al-Qaeda will "almost certainly" attempt an attack on the U.S. to avenge their leader.

U.S. officials warned Americans to ensure they were careful in traveling to unspecified countries where there could be violent retaliatory attacks. "Though bin Laden is dead, al-Qaeda is not," Panetta said. "The terrorists almost certainly will attempt to avenge him, and we must—and will—remain vigilant and resolute."

A notice from the advised travelers that, "given the uncertainty and volatility of the current situation", they should try to stay inside homes or hotels and avoid large crowds in countries where there is "the enhanced potential for anti-American violence." officials have not yet raised the homeland terrorism threat level, but an anonymous source at the said the agency was maintaining a "heightened state of vigilance".

U.S. President Barack Obama announced bin Laden had been killed in a television address last night; shortly afterwards, crowds began celebrating outside the and, where the twin towers of  collapsed after the attacks of September 11, 2001 which have been attributed to bin Laden. However, analysts warned al-Qaeda will "undoubtedly" launch a retaliatory attack.

, a former CIA intelligence agent, has warned it is likely al-Qaeda has the resources to mount an attack as deadly as 9/11 again because U.S. officials have done "very little" to prevent terrorist groups carrying weapons across its borders. "I think it's very likely that over time we will see an al-Qaeda counter-punch, not specifically to avenge bin Laden, but to show that al-Qaeda still is on the ground and still can hurt the United States," Scheuer said. "I'm not sure if it's gonna be in the near term or a year from now or two years from now, but it'll come."

The warning from Scheuer and the CIA came shortly after the Pakistani Taliban said they would attack Pakistani and American targets. "Now Pakistani rulers, and the  will be our first targets. America will be our second target," a spokesman for  said.

Bin Laden was killed during a raid on a compound in, Pakistan near the capital Islamabad. Four others in the compound were reportedly killed in the raid; although a U.S. helicopter crashed, no U.S. forces were killed. His body was buried at sea, in accordance with Islamic scriptures and because no other country would accept his body.

John Gearson, director of the Centre for Defence Studies at, also said the killing of bin Laden was very significant, and a retaliatory strike is likely. "There will be concerns that there could be some sort of retaliation, that al-Qaeda may well want to demonstrate that they are still strong and still in the game," he said, and warned that U.S. officials may "lose their focus" after such a major victory, "and that will provide an opportunity for the remnants of al-Qaeda to reform and grow stronger."


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Please don't comment if you're ignorant.


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report U.S. officials/This entire story doen't pass the "smell test"!/reply

Obama is not a liar. He has ever showed himself to be an honorable man. Former Presidents G.W. Bush and Bill Clinton both took our President at his word. If that isn't good enough for you, the problem is you.


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I fully agree, that is in VERY bad tase even if it was a so-called evil man that died.156.8.251.250 (talk) 14:11, 2 May 2011 (UTC)


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There is indeed a very strong smell of rotten fish, not just "fishy". Uncle Osama might be sitting pretty in a cave laughing his turban off. I think this is just another ploy by Obama to gain popularity. (comment from South Africa) 156.8.251.250 (talk) 14:14, 2 May 2011 (UTC)


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Uncle Osama's so-called death will achieve NOTHING. There are so many successors all too willing to take his place. The US government is busy bulshitting the people.156.8.251.250 (talk) 14:25, 2 May 2011 (UTC)


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Talk:Pakistani Taliban threaten revenge attack after bin Laden death; CIA says retaliation is likely

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There seems to be an awful lot of overlap between this and the existing article; why do we need another? — μchip08 14:40, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

I could not disagree more. These are two entirely separate stories. One announces the death of the world's most wanted man, the second announces the proclaimed intentions of an international terrorist organization. Whereas it's true that they are making these threats ostensibly because of bin Laden's death, the fact is, these are the same people who make the same threats over cartoons, and book burnings, and anything else they disagree with. These are separate stories, and should be treated as such, especially since they will likely develop separately. Tadpole256 (talk) 14:46, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

 * given that this has now blossomed into multiple warnings from U.S. officials and analysts and a threat from the Pakistani Taliban. While the story about Osama and this are linked, they are still very separate.  wacky wace  18:35, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Plus, the death is getting a little long in the tooth to be honest... this warrants enough for it to be a separate article. --Patrick M (TUFKAAP) (talk) 20:57, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

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 * The article in the "related" section above the sources.  wacky wace  22:47, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Which source exactly? I'm not in the mood to search through 40 sources to find the quote? --Patrick M (TUFKAAP) (talk) 23:55, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Added the source to the source section.  wacky wace  06:28, 3 May 2011 (UTC)


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Even when America wins the Tea Party finds a way to insult Obama. Typical the right will never stop until everyone agrees with them or they "make" everyone agree with them. Go worship Ayn Rand in some hole in the ground.


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I believe the next in line to wear Osama's turban is Egyptian born Doctor Ayman al-Zwahari


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On this topic, the claim that his identity has been verified through DNA testing should be removed. The results of the test are not yet released. Those things take several days.


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This is a very sad statement, someone should take away this person's cap lock key.


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HOOAH! SE DONNERSE GAT MAN! I SPIT ON YOU AMERICANS...*PTUI!!* 156.8.251.250 (talk) 16:25, 2 May 2011 (UTC)


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Yup! This is by far the best article I have ever seen on Wikinews. It is the product of a collaboration among several editors, synthesizes the information presented in a large and diverse set of references, and discusses the story from a global perspective. Excellent job!


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Ah, the "delightful" Tea Party.

Those would be the malodorous cretins who've been spamming various Wikinewsie contact addresses with the most hideous nonsense since the Internet was invented.

I dislike being invited to give my credit card details so they can robo-spam every fax machine in Washington D.C. I most certainly will not be giving it out in response to redneck propaganda being sent frim Indian email addresses.

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Surely this would be a very transparent ploy if bin Laden turned up on YouTube with a copy of todays newspaper; I don't think that conspiracy theories are going to be needed here. The DNA evidence probably sin't actually conclusively verified yet, I doubt it can be done so rapidly, although this is a special case. The very rapid burial at sea was probably to avoid hoards of people coming to either a burial site or storage facitlity to sing his praises or piss on it and cause a massive riot.


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World leaders react to death of Osama bin Laden

May 3, 2011

Leaders and officals around the world have issued varied reactions to the announcement that Osama bin Laden has been killed during a U.S. military operation in Pakistan. NATO has insisted it will continue fighting against militants in Afghanistan, and the United Nations said the death of bin Laden marked a "watershed moment in our common global fight against terrorism."

Announcing that the al-Qaeda leader had been killed by U.S. special forces during a forty-minute raid on a compound in, near the capital Islamabad, U.S. President Barack Obama said it was "a good day for America." Speaking at a ceremony to celebrate winners of the, Obama praised the "anonymous heroes" who took part in the operation. He said: "We may not always know their names, we may not always know their stories, but they are always there on the front lines of freedom and we are truly blessed. As commander-in-chief, I could not be prouder of our men and women in uniform."

, the chief of NATO, vowed the organization would remain fighting in Afghanistan despite the death of bin Laden. "As terrorism continues to pose a direct threat to our security and international stability, international cooperation remains key and NATO is at the heart of that cooperation," he said in a statement. "NATO allies and partners will continue their mission to ensure that Afghanistan never again becomes a safe haven for extremism, but develops in peace and security."

The U.N. and the also welcomed the news. Ban Ki-moon, the U.N. secretary general, said: "The death of Osama bin Laden, announced by President Obama last night, is a watershed moment in our common global fight against terrorism. The crimes of al-Qaeda touched most continents, bringing tragedy and loss of life to thousands of men, women and children."

David Cameron, the British Prime Minister, said the news "will be welcomed right across our country" and was a "massive step forward," but warned the death of bin Laden "does not mark the end of the threat we face from extremist terror." Italian Prime Minster Silvio Berlusconi said: "This is a great outcome in the fight against evil, in the fight against terrorism, a great outcome for the United States and for all democracies".

Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, said the killing of bin Laden was a "decisive strike" at al-Qaeda. "At his command and in his name, terror was enforced into many countries against men women and children, Christians as well as Muslims," she said. "Osama bin Laden suggested that he was operating in the name of Islam, but in reality he makes a mockery of the fundamental values of his own and every other religion."

Several Asian countries also said bin Laden's death was a step forward in the war against terrorism. Chinese spokeswoman said "China has taken note of the announcement. We believe the death of Osama bin Laden is a milestone and a positive development for the international anti-terrorism efforts." Japan, Malaysia and Singapore also welcomed the news.

Australia pledged not to withdraw forces from Afghanistan after the announcement. "Osama bin Laden declared war on innocent people and today he has paid the price for that declaration," Julia Gillard, the Prime Minister, said. "The mission in Afghanistan will continue," she added, saying al-Qaeda "will continue". Nicolas Sarkozy, the President of France, said bin Laden was a "promoter of the ideology of hatred and was the chief of a terrorist organization responsible for the deaths of thousands of victims, especially in Muslim countries," and "justice has been done" for the victims of al-Qaeda attacks.


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/Good press for Obama/reply (15)

The Bush Administration did little good for America. Because of Bush, the Obama administration ended up having to clean up his past mistakes and problems. For example, America had to deal with the recession that started during Bush's last year in his presidency, and Obama is now fixing the economic crisis. While I somewhat agree Bush may have tried looking for Osama bin Laden, instead he started an unnecessary war in Iraq, under the pretense of War on Terror, and made little progress of finding Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan. Two years later after Bush retires, and almost a decade after 9/11, bin Laden is finally found, and killed. If anything Obama, his administration, and the US military deserve the credit for finding the most wanted terrorist since 2001, not Bush. End of story.


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User talk:Mailshashankmishra

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Good riddance.

While I think it's wrong to celebrate someone's death, I can safely say that Osama has gotten his just due. --Ixfd64 (talk) 18:45, 2 May 2011 (UTC)


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "This is great news, however, i..."

This is great news, however, its hard to believe its true. We need more proof than what the White House says. Stangely, the body has also already been disposed of without any photos, etc.


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User talk:UKGSTSEVA

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User talk:Frenchhouse

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "This is great news, however, i..."/reply

There are photos (apparently). But they're pretty gruesome. And the body has been disposed of as according to the customs of the religion he followed.


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User talk:Ohouigheighi~enwikinews

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Who aided and abetted the enemy

How did this guy coast and surf on by for 9 and half years


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Evidence

I would like to see some real hard and undeniable evidence and not a bunch of talking heads and flapping mouths on the television


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report U.S. officials/This entire story doen't pass the "smell test"!/reply (4)

The GOP (all time champions at lying) are now saying that the President made it up. I guess those NAVY seals are lying too? Go grow a pair GOP time to man up!


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "I'm probably a minority here, ..."

I'm probably a minority here, but the images of Americans celebrating today really make me feel sick. Sure, I'm glad he's dead, but doesn't rejoicing in it make them as bad as him? To quote Martin Luther King Jr., "I mourn the loss of thousands of precious lives, but I will not rejoice in the death of one, not even an enemy. Returning hate for hate multiplies hate, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars. Darkness cannot drive out darkness—only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate—only love can do that."


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User talk:Myself~enwikinews

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "Why wasn't he captured alive? ..."

Why wasn't he captured alive? As someone said "the truth about 9/11 is we don't know the truth about 9/11". What about the nanothermite found in New York 9/11 dust?


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/No lost tears

I doubt many cried over his death.


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Thread:Comments:U.S. President Barack Obama releases original birth certificate/Good article/reply (2)

like the GOP is honorable! they only care about rich people and now the PRC.


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Thread:Comments:U.S. President Barack Obama releases original birth certificate/Good article/reply (3)

Did i say the GOP was honorable? i think not my friend. Please do not assume i support the other side if i am discussing members of one. Both are very dishonorable.


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/The Outcome/reply (6)

+1


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User talk:Grantoro

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User talk:Aasbu

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "I'm probably a minority here, ..."/reply

+1.


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/No lost tears/reply

Well, they did kill his family in the raid...


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User talk:Kike mf

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Defeatist

So, Osama bin Laden managed to:
 * Evade capture for ten years
 * Manage to influence the foreign policy of the US drastically
 * Become a household name
 * Make half the world paranoid of each other
 * Create an event that will be remembered a century from now
 * Make Schneier angry

If you ask me, it looks like bin Laden won.


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "This is great news, however, i..."/reply (2)

I have heard that they have photos, but they have not released them.


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User talk:ClyntonVDB

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "This is great news, however, i..."/reply (3)

not as great a news as that of the consequences to follow...remember there lots of ways to celebrate the deaths of terrorists...


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "I'm probably a minority here, ..."/reply (2)

there was a day almost 10 years ago that was more worthy of rejoicing...and there will be more. Two can play at that game...and so dawns on us that ever GREAT CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS!


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/The Outcome/reply (7)

who started it...?

the taliban certanily dont kill any innocents by intention


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/The Outcome/reply (8)

and while were at it the admission of Palestine into the UN in the next few months and the us cut off of aid will only let liberators then fill the vaccum (iran, china, etc! god bless them forces of good for the world!)


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User talk:LouisC

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Good riddance./reply

not nearly as just when bush, blair, obama et al. get theres well and good..


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/Good press for Obama/reply (16)

dying for fun? more than likely (BOTH ways)


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/DNA testing?/reply (10)

The US announced his death. They didn't kill him yesterday. He'd been dead at least a week, and besides, bin Laden was a priority so they would done the DNA test in one day.


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/DNA testing?/reply (11)

Nope, it happened yesterday – See? — μchip08 22:50, 2 May 2011 (UTC)


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User talk:NickGjurcinoski

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "I'm probably a minority here, ..."/reply (3)

Well, I'm not sure on the minority bit, but it truly made me sick. Whats even more annoying is that over youtube and forums, there are people spamming 'O CELEBRATE TEH OSAMA IS DED', etc.

Also, that quote is absolutely brilliantly beautiful.


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Defeatist/reply

You mean he is winning, right? His legacy will continue to affect the world for years to come.


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thank god


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User talk:Shamiejerlock

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "thank god"/reply

I couldn't agree more. I'm glad he's gone, and I'm just waiting now for the release of his "martyr tape".


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Bad idea to kill him

We should've tied him up at ground zero and let every American kick him in the balls, then killed him. Or sent him to Guantanamo. Give 'em a chance to catch up on their torture practices.


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Bad idea to kill him/reply

Nice idea, but since he didn't have the "balls" to come out of hiding, we can only assume he was made a eunuch after his last sprog was born, and thus wouldn't have had any cojones for us to kick him in :)


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User talk:Zero298

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "This is great news, however, i..."/reply (4)

Its better news than him sending bombs over in America and killing thousands. Also, the military men and women decide to put their self at risk to protect us (speaking as a American.)


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User talk:Radar33

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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation in Pakistan, White House says/Comments from feedback form - "I'm probably a minority here, ..."/reply (4)

In New York City, they were happy that the one who killed more than 2000 people was finaly brought to justice. Many were. My gosh, were the one with the death penalty. We like some others, like revenge. This is revenge for killing thousands of innocent citizens.


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report US officials/DNA testing?/reply (12)

It happened yesterday. On Friday, the began the mission.


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Thread:Comments:Osama bin Laden dead, report U.S. officials/This entire story doen't pass the "smell test"!/reply (5)

In the United States, we try to respect others' religions. Also another reason we put him at sea, other than being closer to hell, no one could go there and honor him.


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