Thread: Idiothole

That's ridiculous, haven't fish eaten all bin laden in a matter of days??

Anyway, there are opinions that Bin Laden died in 2004 in Chechnya, but it took them years to find the burial place. There was a journalist who entered in contact with a high turkish official (minister of I forgot what), who said he personally knew Bin Laden and his bodyguards and that the bodyguard could show where the body was buried. They started planning a trip, but then the said bodyguard got captured by the US army and they had to cancel it, and a few days later it was announced Bin Laden was killed.

And it plays well on everybody's hands, Al Quaida says "yes, they did kill him. bin laden died as a martyr", whereas there was no point in saying he died when he died on his own.

And there was no point in killing him either. Wouldn't it have been cooler if they captured him, judged him and executed him? To show how american justice prevails and shit? Instead they "kill him by accident", then "drop the body into the ocean" , hell why not into space? They said it's to respect muslim traditions, but there were multiple accounts of how they just dumped the whole thing in the water without really respecting any customs. And nobody saw bin laden, conveniently.
Nothing makes sense in this story. What that journalist said totally makes sense on the other hand.

And if the guy finds the body, if it got preserved in some bag, fine. But it still doesn't prove bin laden didn't die way earlier. Unless he recovers the whole thing and calls experts in.

And seriously, after 27158394923 times the US government blatantly lied, I just don't expect any truth coming from them unless it's backed with hard evidence. It's just pure PR. They might as well say they found Mengele and killed him too. Just as credible.

Also, there may be no body at all. It's possible.

US is trying to establish a big friendship with the muslim (also radical muslim) world, so eliminating the bin laden issue and then giving up israel = it's eliminating the last two barriers.