BOOYA! Osama Bin Laden IS DEAD!!!

I toast all of the servicemen involved in taking this bastard out!!!
U.S. has bin Laden's body, president says

Here Here!

I'll drink to that

He's Dead:

That's an awesome gif!

Donald Trump just held a press conference and says he's very proud of the major role he played in making this happen.

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Donald Trump just held a press conference and says he's very proud of the major role he played in making this happen.

I try not to be too partisan but I couldn't help laughing at this

I try not to be too partisan but I couldn't help laughing at this

lmao

I actually heard Seagal got him: http://www.associatedcontent.com/articl ... tml?cat=60

This photo was just taken last week:

so that is how they found him!

okay, well i guess he was shot in the head...

http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/news/o ... tan/198331

and they found him in a city full of top military men of Pakistan. Retired generals, living next door to him, and yet it took 5 years to locate him there? I guess we got his son also. It was a long time coming. A little bit of justice for all of his victims.

He's Dead:

As excited as I am for this epic turn of events, and for justice being served to everyone involved in 9/11 and the USA... no matter how barbaric it was!!!

Now I worry that this will provoke Al Qaeda terrorists, and will implicate new attacks against the brave soldiers that fight for our freedom, and the US soil once again.

What really are the pros/cons of this a decade later? I don't see it stopping the war.

What really are the pros/cons of this a decade later? I don't see it stopping the war.

I don't think it's meant to "stop the war". The individual personally planned and orchestrated a number of attacks on Americans both in the US and abroad in addition to attacks on our allies. For that, he was justifiably targeted for capture or assassination which, despite taking 10 years to get done, we were patient and professional enough to deliver on. We don't arrest murderers on the thought that it will stop all murders. Just on the thought that it will stop that specific person from posing a threat in the future. That, in Bin Laden's case, we have achieved.

What really are the pros/cons of this a decade later? I don't see it stopping the war.

We don't arrest murderers on the thought that it will stop all murders. Just on the thought that it will stop that specific person from posing a threat in the future. That, in Bin Laden's case, we have achieved.

Great example. "Stopping the war" was something I read somewhere last night, and it brought up in my mind: would his death help the war, or worsen it?

Granted he was the mastermind of the worst Terrorist attacks so far, and his death shows other Terrorists who might be planning something, that they will be found and justice will be served. No matter if it is a year, 10, or 50 years. They will pay! (Though most are not worried about dying, for their cause.)