witness23
Veteran Expediter
I did a "search" in the Soapbox for Pam Geller and stumbled across this thread Something of Historic Proportion is Happening" by Pam Geller.
One particular part of thread between Pilgrim, Tallcal, and Letzrock was quite entertaining, especially this part from Pilgrim:
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Since the news has come out about Bin Ladens death, all I was able to find from Pilgrim was this:
I wonder if he stood up and applauded?
One particular part of thread between Pilgrim, Tallcal, and Letzrock was quite entertaining, especially this part from Pilgrim:
And Bin laudin fiddles in his cave.
What the h*ll does this have to do with the subject at hand? But since you mentioned it, you might have noticed that Osama's name hasn't been mentioned at all since Barack Hussein Obama was sworn in - not once! In fact, terms like "war on terror" and "terrorist" are no longer fashionable with this administration. I guess the campaign promise to hunt down Osama is another one that will be ignored. Maybe they've come to the realization that he's been dead for years.
Actions speak louder than words. Bin Laden is somewhere along the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan. That is why 4,000 more troops were sent there this week to train the Afghans..They;re going after him. They just aren't saying so. Talk is cheap.
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If that turns out to be the case, I'll be the first to stand up and applaud. However, the troops we're sending over there had better be more concerned with the Taliban and their resurgence as opposed to an aging invalid who has been essentially neutralized (assuming he's still alive) since we blew up his caves in Tora Bora. There are a number of military people that think he's been dead for some time, and the audio recordings that supposedly come from him are just clever fakes. Remember, for a publicity hound like Bin Laden - who during his heyday was constantly releasing video material to inspire his fellow jihadists - to suddenly stop this practice in favor of audio releases is a bit incredible. One can only speculate as to why Al Queada doesn't declare him a martyr and use that to inspire the faithful. To maintain him as a mythical figure probably holds more value in their strange way of thinking. He was never valuable as a tactician anyway.
On the other hand, if our troops happen to catch up with Al-Zawahyri and neutralize him, that would be an even better accomplishment. But to have any significant success against the Taliban or Al-Queada over there, it will probably take more than 4,000 troops. We can only hope that Obama will let the military commanders run the operations over there and will keep himself and the other politicians out of the way. I realize that's wishful thinking, but one can only hope.
Since the news has come out about Bin Ladens death, all I was able to find from Pilgrim was this:
Wonder what his 72 virgins look like?
I wonder if he stood up and applauded?