Osama Bin Laden is Dead! Will Anything Change Now?
The first of May brought celebration in many streets of America. The man who celebrated the deaths of almost 3000 people back on September 11, of the year 2000, was dead. Osama Bin Laden was killed. Killed by American soldiers about a week before the announcement was made, in Pakistan, living in a house, not a cave, as many of his tapes and pictures showed.
The news that many Americans and others have been waiting for such a long long time has come. Osama Bin Laden has been killed by US forces.
How ironic, that people were filling streets in many US cities, celebrating Bin Laden's death, just as he, his partners in crime, and many radical Muslims celebrated back on 911.
Lots of questions need to be answered. How did Bin Laden, who was living in a house, right under the noses of the Pakistani government, be there without the Pakistani government's knowledge? Were they working and helping the American forces? It is still too early to know.
Will this change anything on the war on terrorism? Will this be the cutting off the head of the terror monster that has been terrorizing and killing people around the world?
This will not stop any of the terrorism that continues to be happening around the world. The ugly little monsters of terror are still out there and they may try to step up some of their plots, but this is definitely going to slow down some of their stamina and resolve.
Al Qaeda has spawned off into other little monsters around the world and this war is not over, but it certainly has been hurt, not so much in the fact that Bin Laden is dead, but in the fact that the emotional and spiritual head of this movement, has been cut off.
One extremely important note to add here is that, this could not have come at a better time, when civil unrest and rioting in the streets of many Muslin cities and countries around the world against these leaders. Muslim people around the world want change, and it is only as they stand up against these radical leaders and supporters of this ideology, that masks itself as true Islam, that any true peace and freedom, to the world and to the Muslim people, will ever occur.
It has been ten years since any attack has been executed on America, and now with the head of Al Qaeda being cut off, it might just be the beginning to an end of an era of hate and killing, by a group of individuals, that don't represent Islam, nor Muslims. In fact they killed more Muslims than they killed any infidels.
So what happens now? Do we ease up on our fight against terrorism? Do we go out after all of the other leaders, the other little Bin Ladens that are still out there?
I think we keep the fight and maybe even turn the heat up. Attack them while they are reeling back a little on their heels, and finish the job that Bin Laden started when he declared war on the US.
What do you think about this news? How will this change anything?
The news that many Americans and others have been waiting for such a long long time has come. Osama Bin Laden has been killed by US forces.
How ironic, that people were filling streets in many US cities, celebrating Bin Laden's death, just as he, his partners in crime, and many radical Muslims celebrated back on 911.
Lots of questions need to be answered. How did Bin Laden, who was living in a house, right under the noses of the Pakistani government, be there without the Pakistani government's knowledge? Were they working and helping the American forces? It is still too early to know.
Will this change anything on the war on terrorism? Will this be the cutting off the head of the terror monster that has been terrorizing and killing people around the world?
This will not stop any of the terrorism that continues to be happening around the world. The ugly little monsters of terror are still out there and they may try to step up some of their plots, but this is definitely going to slow down some of their stamina and resolve.
Al Qaeda has spawned off into other little monsters around the world and this war is not over, but it certainly has been hurt, not so much in the fact that Bin Laden is dead, but in the fact that the emotional and spiritual head of this movement, has been cut off.
One extremely important note to add here is that, this could not have come at a better time, when civil unrest and rioting in the streets of many Muslin cities and countries around the world against these leaders. Muslim people around the world want change, and it is only as they stand up against these radical leaders and supporters of this ideology, that masks itself as true Islam, that any true peace and freedom, to the world and to the Muslim people, will ever occur.
It has been ten years since any attack has been executed on America, and now with the head of Al Qaeda being cut off, it might just be the beginning to an end of an era of hate and killing, by a group of individuals, that don't represent Islam, nor Muslims. In fact they killed more Muslims than they killed any infidels.
So what happens now? Do we ease up on our fight against terrorism? Do we go out after all of the other leaders, the other little Bin Ladens that are still out there?
I think we keep the fight and maybe even turn the heat up. Attack them while they are reeling back a little on their heels, and finish the job that Bin Laden started when he declared war on the US.
What do you think about this news? How will this change anything?
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