Mr Jack writes:
We did not pursue him to justice; instead we assassinated an enemy leader.
I would've rather seen him brought to justice. Letting him rot in some prison would've served us better, instead we made a martyr out of him.
Personally, I'm happy he's dead. The world is a better place for that. But I'm profoundly bothered that the US chose to kill him rather than bring him to justice.
I would love to see the tape of the live feed Oboma watched, it might answer a few questions, but that probably wont happen. It would be nice to see if he could've been taken alive, even then it is easy to critique a mission and find faults, being there would be the only way to put it in proper perspective.
He was probably shot in the face/head, I am sure that might have something to do with pictures not being shown yet.
And I'm bothered that the US chose to carry out a special forces mission in the sovereign territory of an ally to do so.
I think this speaks volumes on how little we trust Pakistan, of course I have always thought he had many sympathizers there. I guess we figured we smooth it out with them later.
In the end I don't think this will change too much, but I am glad we got him.
It will be interesting to hear all the conspiracy talk from the likes of Alex Jones...ect, I bet there is probably something on prison planet now. One gentleman I talk with on radio has already said he thinks we got him at Guantanamo alive. Should be very entertaining, I love a good nut-job conspiracy. Hell you never know, might even be some truth in some of them!!! LOL
Edited by fearandloathing, : No reason given.
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