Got him: Obama gets osama

On my way out of this conversation, but a rhetorical question even as I agree with your post: is moralising, lack of awareness of complexities and all that balderdash they subject me to only the privilege of the allies and their supporters?

I just re-read what I wrote - just to let you know, it wasn't a shot at you Capt, I'm just generally musing now.

To answer your (rhetorical) question - I guess it's just something we have to put up with from the winners in history (it doesn't make the losers narrative any more valid either). India's turn will come again soon, I'd like to think.

And I've probably dragged this topic too far. It's 05.30am here in Israel, and I really should sleep at some point.

Always a pleasure Capt

http://www.nwitimes.com/news/local/l...0680cc107.html

there were two dogs playing with feces. one had his nose in it, one had his mouth in it. the one dog says to the other, you are one nasty kutta.

I did not think that it was a shot at me, SMT.

You may like, but I shudder to think that- also disagree, because China is the new kid on the block and India will be stymied.

I shudder simply because our systems are much weaker than those of countries like the US that now dispense victor's justice.


Back ontopic, this killing will make Pakistan more unstable. Not good.


And, on the lighter side,

'They should have captured Bin Laden alive and made him continually go through airport security for the rest of his life'


and my favourite


"Osama dead: Donald Trump demands the death certificate"

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may/02/osama-bin-laden-death-jokes

On the other hand, it may give Obama enough leverage to be able to declare 'victory' and orchestrate some kind of peace deal involving the Taliban in order to get US troops out of there.

true - but the date was 5/11/08

wrong question -
the constant harping of 9/11 being the baddest, worstest, evilest happening to man - gets the "oh for chrissakes..."

at what cost is all the jubilation in front of the white house about ?
are US soldiers that dispensable to the country ??
them kids killed for what ? what are they dieing for ? who are they fighting for ? ... and it continues on and on and on and on.

what did the indian peace-keeping force to sri lanka lose their lives for ? for what ??

are all these lives so easily dispensed with ??

oh well...
indians are adept in killing our own, in our own land.
we dont cry for our own - caring 'bout others is out of the question.

syndrome phyndrome not knowing - its balle balle all the way.

was looking forward to palin at the white house - but alas


Hueys over Yemen


bas. enough.
:brishti

another embellished Brishtism ...... 'for chrissakes' indeed.

An angst driven, evil forboding? Seriously, who gets their nose out of joint over a few drunken college kids on a bit of a tear?


Now he's one nasty, dead kutta.

That too. In fact, that is a given. But the US has been unable to have the Pakistanis move against the 'Pakistani Taliban' at home, who are a major threat to stability. Part of the good Taliban/bad Taliban and good terrorist/bad terrorist game. How the ordinary Pakistani's will react will be interesting. There is supposed to be a lot of anger against US military actions within Pakistan in the past.


brishti's
Yeah, well, but Huey's, special forces, offshore missiles et al still didn't make a difference in Pakistan, did it? The 'allies'/Nato are the next step, as usual. But maybe after Saudi Arabia- with sporadic military ops in Yemen and interests- will have a few things to say about that. One thing the allies do not want is an uprising in SA. Too much oil.

There are striking similarities between Pakistan and Yemen wrt terrorism and elements-of-government involvement. One big difference too, there is no "Arab Spring" in Pakistan. Yet.

On another note, with a reminder that both India and Pakistan are nuclear States- not that Indian and Pakistani casualties would have bothered the US much, if they op got snafu-ed . Collateral damage of re-election campaign and all.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/...ow/8153209.cms

which is why i said nationalism is like a God to whom we must kill children to satiate it's hunger and receive blessings. People scoff at the animals sacrifices in Nepal, and the rare human sacrificed in isolated events to please Kali.

But here in the Western world, we sacrifice children to our God daily.


But there's one kutta that's still not dead and still has his nose in feces.

Yup, agreed & HERE is his bio.

..and here is his Indiamike profile

You can ignore what the USA does. But your complicity implicates you in the murders as well. By your support you are just as guilty as Mohammed Omar is. If one is willing to live with that, then there is nothing further to say.

The US avenged the senseless, backstabbing slaughter of ~ 3000 international people on 9/11/2001. I am not ignoring this, I am rejoicing along with the majority of american muslims & those that despise radical islam around the world.