Outline · [ Standard ] · Linear+ OSAMA BIN LADEN, what do u think of him?

[über]

jw, what u guys think of him... some people think of him as a hero to his people, while others think he is an evil terrorist. What do u guys think?

[bravesfan09]

i think him and George Bush should share a cell

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[coltsfan23]

i think him and George Bush should share a cell

Nice one Chip!

[bravesfan09]

wait let me change that last comment

George W Bush should have to go fight along side our troops and if he survives than il say he deserves to be our president

Bring back Gangsta to the white house!! Go Bill Clinton!!

[ITG Franchises Man]

I missed Osama right after 9/11, Only because the scope wasen't lined up properly.............................

[Dillywill]

HAHA the same guy who planned 9/11.... what am i supposed to think?

As for george bush i support the guy the middle east is a mess id rather have the war that wouldve happened anyways over there than over here

[saxophonymartian]

I dunno..... I dunno if he still lives....
BUT !!!!!

[username]

Who knows if Bush didnt have anything to do with 9/11? If you have 1hr and 20min, you should check out this video.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=71...se+change&hl=en

Totally changed my views with the American govt.

[Marino63]

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Any chance that was from the Infowars website? If so, they've been totally discredited so many times it's not even funny. If you want to read a total dismantling of Infowars' conspiracy theory, pick up the issue of Popular Mechanics where they dissect it point by point.

I place no more credibility on these lunatic conspiracy theorists than I did the ones that popped up in the 1990s saying that Bill Clinton imported cocaine via an airport in rural Arkansas and that the bodies of people either he himself killed or he ordered his people to kill were buried there.

As for OBL, he's both a hero to his people and a terrorist to the rest of the world.

He has- thus far- been able to poke a stick into the hornet's nest and escape unhurt. At least so far as we know. Many Muslims have had their minds so poisoned by the Jihadists' perversion of Islam that they will fall down and kiss the feet of anyone who opposes Israel and the United States- even if he is too cowardly to strap on a bomb-filled backpack himself. Martyrdom, it would appear to OBL, is for the followers- not the leaders.

He's a terrorist to the civilized world (which consists basically of the other 4.99 billion people- including Muslims- who recognize that OBL is off his turban). Maybe some nations, like France and Russia, are loathe to state the obvious, but I think even they know the truth about him, even as they fear admitting this truth publicly because of the possibly Muslim backlash within their countries (a very real fear because of the way they have mishandled their immigration policy). But when you have much of OBL's home area refusing to endorse either him or his methods (Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, UAE and other Middle Eastern Muslim nations deplore him and his jihad), you've got to figure that his reach, while long, is tenuous.

[nameant]

a hero? the guy is a piece of garbage. if I had an army full of men surrounding him, I'd probably tell them to back off and go to a another country, and attack and take down another evil person who has weapons of mass destruction that dont exist.

[skatalite]

Yeah, he's a bad man and number one on my list, but to a lot of people he is a hero. It's interesting to think of him as the George W. Bush of the Islamo-Fascist world. He does what he believes in, as does Bush.

Now, I'm not saying they're the same by any means. I'm simply saying it's hard for us, maybe even impossible, to say whether or not Bin Laden is a bad man. It's the society we're raised in, and it's the convictions in which we live by that mandate what we think of him.

I think Bin Laden is complete dirt, but a smart man. Much like Adolf Hitler was.

[über]

Yeah, he's a bad man and number one on my list, but to a lot of people he is a hero. It's interesting to think of him as the George W. Bush of the Islamo-Fascist world. He does what he believes in, as does Bush.

Now, I'm not saying they're the same by any means. I'm simply saying it's hard for us, maybe even impossible, to say whether or not Bin Laden is a bad man. It's the society we're raised in, and it's the convictions in which we live by that mandate what we think of him.

I think Bin Laden is complete dirt, but a smart man. Much like Adolf Hitler was.

yes, it is hard to say whether he is good or bad... truth is, we are all ignorant. the media usually doesnt tell the truth and doesnt even cover half of what's really happening...

[racedraper]

Well we should know whim good , we trained him to fight agianst the Russian in Afgan.

I remember oliver north being questioned by then senator al gore on why he spent over $10000 on a security system for his home during the iran contra hearings and when north replied because there is a terorist named osama bin laden threatening my family al gore relied osama who and when oliver north sugested that the US government should exterminate him al gore laughed at him

[saxophonymartian]

[bravesfan09]

well since this topic is still alive il post


i still hate George Bush

[Sheesh]

Yeah, he's a bad man and number one on my list, but to a lot of people he is a hero. It's interesting to think of him as the George W. Bush of the Islamo-Fascist world. He does what he believes in, as does Bush.

Indeed. It is all a subjective matter of perspective.

To me, BOTH have committed criminal acts.

[skatalite]

well since this topic is still alive il post
i still hate George Bush

Why?

[jkseb1972]

i think that if Bush had not put our forces over there, he would have repeated his terrorist efforts on our front. people are so quick to put bush down, but fail to see the big picture. he stands up for what he believes is right and doesn't give into popular opinion. had the clinton admin. not left such problems for him, he wouldn't be taking all this undeserved criticism. we should continue to push torward catching bin ladan and try to establish some order over there. as long as the extremists believe their leader is alive and well, they will continue to kill innocent people.

[skatalite]

i think that if Bush had not put our forces over there, he would have repeated his terrorist efforts on our front. people are so quick to put bush down, but fail to see the big picture. he stands up for what he believes is right and doesn't give into popular opinion. had the clinton admin. not left such problems for him, he wouldn't be taking all this undeserved criticism. we should continue to push torward catching bin ladan and try to establish some order over there. as long as the extremists believe their leader is alive and well, they will continue to kill innocent people.

Even after Bin Laden dies, Jihadists and fascists will continue to kill people. Most of the time it makes sense to "go after the head and the body dies." I don't feel this is the case. If and when we kill Bin Laden, he will simply become a martyr and an even deadlier breed of terrorists will be born from it.