OSAMA BIN LADEN is DEAD!

[Monseratto]

Never trust the Pakistanis. Their Intellegence Service supported the Talibans from day one. Yet recieving finanncial and logistic aid from the west. Playing both side of the fence... Dapat I declare yung Pakistan Goverment as terrorist supporters.

Parang ground operations using Special Forces tapos body snatch sa speech ni Obama, di drone attack...

[KERSMcRae]

finished hearing to Obama's press briefing re: Osama's death..

[shadow]

galing talaga ng US government, timing ang "death" ni Bin Laden sa sagging popularity ni Obama.

saka nahirapan na si Obama na laging nagkakamali tawag ng tao sa kanya na Osama, kaya nilabas na patay na para hinde malito mga rednecks.

[donbuggy]

The U.S. forces did not respect Osama's human rights.

[Monseratto]

Sana may gagawa ng mission sa Medal of Honor Black Ops...

[Lucius]

Clone lang ung napatay nila. Nireplace na ni Osama si Obama, he only shaved his full-beard.

[Monseratto]

The U.S. forces did not respect Osama's human rights.

Buti di pinapunta si Robredo para mag dialogue...Hopefully di pakiaalaman ng Philippine Commission on Human Rights.

[kotiko]

A few weeks back there was a CNN report that said that there would be retaliation efforts from Al Qaeda if Bin Laden is killed (but that statement was based on early post-911 era). It said that terrorists were able to slip a nuclear bomb of some sort into the US years back.

Let's hope that isn't true! I'm afraid this news would spark a new rage and motivation for terrorists.

BTW I checked the alleged location where he was killed, it seems like it was a highly urbanized area. Makes you wonder if those Pakistanis are really trustworthy or not.

[awing]

Napulot ko lang po.....follow up reports

Wikileaks: Al-Qaeda plotted chemical and nuclear attack on the West

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...-the-West.html

One of the terrorist group’s most senior figures warned that al-Qaeda had obtained and hidden a nuclear bomb in Europe that would be detonated if Osama bin Laden was killed or captured.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the al-Qaeda mastermind currently facing trial in America over the 9/11 atrocities, was involved in a range of plans including attacks on US nuclear plants and a “nuclear hellstorm” plot in America.

A number of the conspiracies admitted by detainees during interrogation in Cuba seem improbable, but other plans were detailed and thoroughly analysed.

Some detainees displayed an apparently comprehensive knowledge of Western countries’ defences against nuclear attack.

According to the US WikiLeaks files, a Libyan detainee, Abu Al-Libi, “has knowledge of al-Qaeda possibly possessing a nuclear bomb”. Al-Libi, the operational chief of al-Qaeda and a close associate of Osama bin Laden before his detention, allegedly knew the location of a nuclear bomb in Europe that would be detonated if bin Laden were killed or captured.

Sharif al-Masri, an Egyptian captured in 2004, allegedly claimed that Al-Libi had said the nuclear bomb’s operatives “would be Europeans of Arab or Asian descent”. The notes show that US interrogators spent large amounts of time trying to establish whether al-Qaeda had access to nuclear material.

Salman Yehah Kasa Hassan, a Yemeni operative, allegedly said that “an associate of his brother was apprehended attempting to sell uranium for $500,000”. However, after the Yemeni authorities confiscated the uranium, “it was rumoured to have disappeared in a transaction with [Osama bin Laden]”.
Mohommad Zahir, a “weapons dealer” from Afghanistan, was arrested in 2003 allegedly carrying a memo referring to “two or three cans of uranium”, “intended for the production of an 'atom bomb’”.
Another detainee “discussed the issue of buried uranium in Kandahar”.
Other detainees talked about “a ship purchased by al-Qaeda” which was intended to be used “to transport weapons, explosives, and possibly uranium purchased from countries along the Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea”.

Of particular concern to the US was a network of nuclear scientists and military officers called “Ummah Tameer Nau”, which was set up “to assist in spreading the modern achievements of science and technology among Muslims”.

Al-Qaeda apparently also regularly explored the use of chemicals in attacks, believing that getting these into the US would be easier than nuclear material. The use of biological agents, including anthrax, was also considered. One detainee allegedly claimed that Ammar al-Baluchi, the nephew of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, discussed “how to smuggle explosives and chemicals into England”.

According to the US documents, another key al-Qaeda operative discussed a “dirty bomb” with other plotters, which “would combine a regular explosive with uranium or other radiological material”.
The nuclear material “would be disbursed throughout a limited region due to the blast, exposing all within the area to the radiated material”. The terrorists’ aim was to cause “latent illness for most, as well as widespread panic far exceeding the affected area”.

[Monseratto]

GO NAVY SEALS!

http://www.allvoices.com/contributed...-us-navy-seals

Osama Bin Laden was shot in the head at least once by US Navy SEALS, according to NBC news, after what has been described as a brief exchange of gunfire.
President Obama said the location of the Pakistani compound where Bin Laden was hiding was confirmed last week, and he gave to order to proceed with the military operation against Bin Laden on Sunday morning.
US special operations forces took custody of Bin Laden's body and DNA testing has confirmed his identity.
During his official statement, President Obama reminded the American people that the fight against terrorism is not over just because Bin Laden is dead.