Osama Bin Laden is DEAD

[Stephen]

I would look at the pics. I've seen much more disgusting things than someone shot in the head. *Removed*

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[Prudesh]

gg to him LOL

[-:Undertaker:-]

A lot of the photos you talk of were leaked, it would not be ethical to release an image of someone who has been shot in the head at close range, it is probably quite messy and would be an idiotic thing for an official entity to do.

..but its perfectly ethical to drop bombs on people far away from inaccurate unmanned drones.

And we sit there, wondering why they hate us (or at least some of us do).

[Eoin247]

Conspiracy theory here.

I'm not saying they did, but if i were Obama it would probably be in my interest to pretend they killed him when he was actualy captured by the U.S.

Think about it. If that was the case then they wouldn't have to worry about people taking Americans hostage to try and get him released, and they could question him whatever way they wanted to without outside interference.

It's certainly not beyond the U.S to do that, but i still believe he's dead right now.

[xxMATTGxx]

Al-Qaeda has confirmed the death of its leader Osama Bin Laden, according to a statement attributed to the group and posted on jihadist internet forums.

The statement said his blood would not be "wasted" and that al-Qaeda would continue attacking the US and allies.

Bin Laden's death would be a "curse" for the US and urged an uprising in Pakistan, the statement added.

Bin Laden was shot dead on Monday when US commandos stormed his compound in the Pakistani town of Abbottabad.

Several rallies are being held across Pakistan on Friday in protest at Monday's raid.

The statement said an audiotape would soon be released of the al-Qaeda leader speaking a week before his death.

"[Osama Bin Laden's blood] will remain, with permission from Allah, the Almighty, a curse that chases the Americans and their agents, and goes after them inside and outside their countries," it warned.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-13313201