Will we ever find Osama Bin Laden?
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no
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Differs on what you mean by 'find'. 1.) Knowing his location: NATO has found his location several times (most before 9/11, after that there was only one that I know of). He got away each time due to failures on the operatives parts (except the one after 9/11 with delta force, that one he was helped out of the area by warlords). 2.) Having him in detainment: I agree with the general statement that we won't find him until after he's dead, unless the USA has some fun in Pakistan. Side: yes
I remember back just after 9/11 people were placing bets on when we would find him. Some said 2 weeks, some said by January.... I think it will be after he is dead, like Hitler. They might find his body, but I don't think he will let us catch him alive. Especially after how we handled Saddam. Side: yes
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Those that say no are quitters! We will find him dead or alive. why can't we? because there are quitters! Why can we? because there are people with self- confidence. In order to find a criminal, send a criminal or at least someone who used to be or someone who understands their twisted minds. WE WILL FIND THAT FUGITIVE! Side: yes
Actually those that say no are using some logic. Lets get it straight-Bin Laden is very good at hiding. Conventional means of seeking targets have failed us 99% of the time. Now, in the 1% time they work, we've never been able to effectively follow up, because "collateral damage" is completely unacceptable to most people. So at the moment, its pretty unlikely we'll find him. Side: No
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"The reader may surmise that a political opposition to Big Brother— namely, Goldstein— was psychologically necessary in order to provide an internal enemy posing a threat to the rule of the Party; the constantly reiterated ritual of the Two Minutes Hate help ensure that popular support for and devotion towards Big Brother is continuous." Side: No
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In other words, you think that 9/11 was a conspiracy conducted by the US government? Perhaps the US does need a common enemy to unite against, but that doesn't mean we "invented" the whole thing about Osama Bin Laden. Any such accusation is patently absurd. If sectarian radicals didn't attack the twin towers, then why would they take credit for the attack? Side: yes
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