BigBallinStalin wrote:qwert wrote:Yes its big satisfaction for US to manage to kill OSama, these is like revenge for 9/11, but i dont understand why people have ilusion that Al-quida are weaked now.
If Osama whas supreme commander of Al-quida, then he decide what to attack and what not, but now you can get 5-6 new suborganisation, who can be even more dangerous,because now will be hard to predict what will al-quida attack.
Osama whas most wanted, but you have many who are hide in shadow, and now you dont know who will be new enemie.
One battle its over, war continue.
Exactly. Nazional chest-thumpers like stahrgraver fail to see the bigger picture beyond her own television screen.
There are 3 levels of communication/imagery that Obama uses, depending on what level he is trying to sell his snake-oil to. Try to avoid the lower level speak. It's just something that Obama needs to do. Don't get sucked in.
The reality is, and this might take away from Osama just when he is patting himself on the back too hard (In the Obama speech Osama used "I" over 20 times, "me" over 20 times, "my" a dozen times) What attacks has Obama pulled off since 9-11? The reality is that most of the recent high-target attempts have been from the Yemen branch of Al-qada, of which, I am no expert, but the USA has not connected with Bin-Laden.
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bonus denied. Nuke cards sucka!




