Topic: osama bin laden dead!!!!!!!

[PurpleHeather]

Despicable though the man may have been.

 I found it sickening that there were so many celebrating the death.

Others died too.

Death is nothing to be celebrated. It is sad that any human can become so corrupted that they  find that a person's killing, correct.

Bin Laden thought killing was correct for his cause.

He was wrong

If we find HIS killing to be correct we are the same as him. Wrong.

My condolences to those who cared about him and the other victims are as sincere as my condolences for the victims of his crimes.

Hate breeds hate. It is as evil as any cancer.

Certainly, his death and burial at sea are probably necessary evils. BUT nothing to celebrate.

We, as humans should not have bred such people. We, as humas have gone wrong.

We can do better.

[Mr Smith]

It's been on the news for the last 12 hours, the more they mention him the more his followers will revel in his death will want to avenge him, he's dead great but I would like to hear more on the life and times of our enry.  :(

                   Same here I heard a little bit on 'talk sport' this morning but not much on the telly, Henry was good value, several years ago I went in the 'Thomas A Becket' pub on the Old Kent Road just to get the feel of the place and that Henry had walked through those same doors,

[diggerrick]

didnt think they would take the bins out on a bankholiday ;D ;D ;D

[raisedbedted]

Despicable though the man may have been.

 I found it sickening that there were so many celebrating the death.

Others died too.

Death is nothing to be celebrated. It is sad that any human can become so corrupted that they  find that a person's killing, correct.

Bin Laden thought killing was correct for his cause.

He was wrong

If we find HIS killing to be correct we are the same as him. Wrong.

My condolences to those who cared about him and the other victims are as sincere as my condolences for the victims of his crimes.

Hate breeds hate. It is as evil as any cancer.

Certainly, his death and burial at sea are probably necessary evils. BUT nothing to celebrate.

We, as humans should not have bred such people. We, as humas have gone wrong.

We can do better.

What a load of absoloute self indulgent clap trap.  Bin Laden was a figure head of an absolute atrocity that affected many peoples lives.  To behave holier than thou and deny those people solace is a political correct monotribe.

[lewic]

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didnt think they would take the bins out on a bankholiday LOL!

Sadly I think this is just going to be an excuse for more violence, on both sides. And Tonybloke I fear some of the conspiracy theories in your links are correct, he has probably been dead awhile and is being wheeled out in order to bury some bad news.

[shirlton]

Getting rid of Bin Laden does not mean the end of terrorism.I think that he will be looked on as a martyr.
Its good that he has gone but I don't think that I feel like celebrating the fact.
The way that some of the Americans are acting is just going to make things worse for not only them but everyone else who has ever opposed terrorism

[zigzig]

I do so agree PH.

You are spot on there.

Evil breeds evil. Yet there are those who are so blind........... they can not see.

[Unwashed]

Despicable though the man may have been.

 I found it sickening that there were so many celebrating the death.

Others died too.

Death is nothing to be celebrated. It is sad that any human can become so corrupted that they  find that a person's killing, correct.

Bin Laden thought killing was correct for his cause.

He was wrong

If we find HIS killing to be correct we are the same as him. Wrong.

My condolences to those who cared about him and the other victims are as sincere as my condolences for the victims of his crimes.

Hate breeds hate. It is as evil as any cancer.

Certainly, his death and burial at sea are probably necessary evils. BUT nothing to celebrate.

We, as humans should not have bred such people. We, as humas have gone wrong.

We can do better.

Yes PH, I share your sentiments.

[plainleaf]

As per my first post on this subject I made no comment about the death only that it had occurred. Since I believe it it not right to celebrate the death of even someone who had such blood on his hands as Osama bin Laden.
Though believe the following phase fits the death of this person.

"He who lives by the sword dies by the sword."

[bridgehouse]

I for one am glad he is dead, and don't forget ground zero,the families of the dead will not.
      JUNE

[raisedbedted]

Its easy to be self righteous when not personally affected.

[bridgehouse]

The man has gone
,how can anyone not feel relief, is beyond me,
   June.

[OllieC]

The man has gone
,how can anyone not feel relief, is beyond me,
   June.

Then let me explain it. He hasn't had any operational involvement for the last 10 years so whilst his death might make some feel better, it will do nothing to help reduce the terrorist threat. In fact the world is a more dangerous place as his nut job followers have something to rally them, and the sight of crowds in the US gathering to celebrate any killing makes me feel sick.

[plainleaf]

Then let me explain it. He hasn't had any operational involvement for the last 10 years .
I think given the amount material recover from site of the incident I think that might have been wishful think of some analyst. Since several mafia bosses have controlled there organization for years with just paper notes.     

[bridgehouse]

Please don't kid yourself about his roll.
   
I have no wish to comment  anymore on this.just glad he has gone.
   June.

[RobinOfTheHood]

We will recover from this, pledge fearmongers
03-05-11

THE death of Osama Bin Laden is a temporary glitch, purveyors of top quality fear have insisted.


The world's leading fright-mongers said the Tom Clancy death of the world's craziest scary-bogey man would focus the industry on developing a new state-of-the-art nightmare, probably with giant, razor-sharp tusks and eyes the colour of Satan's droppings.

Tom Logan, booga-booga-booga analyst at Donnelly-McPartlin, said the US government's decision to ethnically cleanse the underside of the Western world's bed was a surprise change of tactics.

He added: "If America keeps making the monsters go away like this then eventually someone might start to ask why they still need so many anti-monster guns.

"And at that point the house of cards begins to look a tad shaky.

"If they have even a modicum of intelligence the fear industry will already be plotting to kill President Obama and his gay friends as well as concocting an army of phantom psychopaths to blame it on."

In a press release, reprinted without question by every newspaper in the world, Sir Denys Finch-Hatton, chairman of British Anxiety, said: "Any fool knows that the death of Bin Laden will create a million new Bin Ladens.

"And the death of the each of those Bin Ladens will create a million new Bin Ladens until there are so many Bin Ladens that either you or your next door neighbour will be a Bin Laden.

"And you and I both know that you're not a Bin Laden because you're just a decent, hard working family trying to make ends meet in a terrifyingly violent world teeming with paedophiles, job losses and the convenience of 24-hour internet shopping. Not like that dodgy f**k*r next door."

Meanwhile, the utterly perfect death of Bin Laden has also led to renewed calls for a cut in education budgets with media companies warning that without crazy scary-bogey men everyone will need to be dense enough to think that celebrities are interesting.

[Bugloss2009]

i think we should have a public holiday in celebration.

We're all going on Osama Holiday, no more worries for a week or two.....

[tim]

PH - SO glad that you put that in writing.

= Tim

[ajp5]

what is this to do with allotments?

[RobinOfTheHood]

what is this to do with allotments?

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