Congressman Mike Thompson last night issued an ebullient statement on the death of Osama bin Laden. “The search for the world’s most wanted terrorist has finally ended,” he declared.
The impact of Bin Laden’s death cannot be overstated. For over two decades, Bin Laden and his terrorist network have brought death and destruction to communities around the world. This is a defining moment in our nation’s history and, I hope, a turning point in the ongoing war on terrorism.
I would like to thank the intelligence community and our Armed Forces for their hard work bringing Bin Laden to justice. While our fight against terror is far from over, I am hopeful that Bin Laden’s death will bring us one step closer to peace.
This article appears in Repellant.
You may want to double check your headline.
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Much better!
With a community community here, and a community community there…here a community, there a community, everywhere a community community…
What was the original headline, out of curiosity?
It traded an “s” in Osama for a “b.” Happens.
It was no accident. Ryan Burns is a closet teabagger!
The bigger the lie, the more they believe it. When Dick Cheney admits that no evidence exists to support the allegation that Osama Bin Laden was involved in 9-11 http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4646091253905495376# , should we, really, be happy that we killed an unarmed man, of whom we have no evidence against. Like all wars of the past few hundred years, all we need to do is investigate the Rothschild War Profiteers to find the true perpetrators, instigators, and motives, yet, who will dare? Enjoy!
Problem is, Osama took credit for 9-11. Remember that little tape he released?