Es todo tan turbio...
Los indios haciendo leña:
NEW DELHI: The killing of Al-Qaeda mastermind Osama bin Laden near Islamabad is further evidence that terrorists find "sanctuary" in Pakistan, Indian Home Minister P. Chidambaram said Monday.
"We take note with grave concern that part of the statement in which (US) President Obama said that the firefight in which Osama bin Laden was killed took place in Abbottabad 'deep inside Pakistan'," Chidambaram said in a statement.
"This fact underlines our concern that terrorists belonging to different organisations find sanctuary in Pakistan," he said. (AFP)
Pakistan responde a traves de su ministerio de RREE:
In an intelligence driven operation, Osama Bin Ladin was killed in the surroundings of Abbotabad in the early hours of this morning. This operation was conducted by the US forces in accordance with declared US policy that Osama bin Ladin will be eliminated in a direct action by the US forces, wherever found in the world. Earlier today, President Obama telephoned President Zardari on the successful US operation which resulted in killing of Osama bin Ladin. Osama bin Ladin’s death illustrates the resolve of the international community including Pakistan to fight and eliminate terrorism.
NEW DELHI: The killing of Al-Qaeda mastermind Osama bin Laden near Islamabad is further evidence that terrorists find "sanctuary" in Pakistan, Indian Home Minister P. Chidambaram said Monday.
"We take note with grave concern that part of the statement in which (US) President Obama said that the firefight in which Osama bin Laden was killed took place in Abbottabad 'deep inside Pakistan'," Chidambaram said in a statement.
"This fact underlines our concern that terrorists belonging to different organisations find sanctuary in Pakistan," he said. (AFP)
Pakistan responde a traves de su ministerio de RREE:
In an intelligence driven operation, Osama Bin Ladin was killed in the surroundings of Abbotabad in the early hours of this morning. This operation was conducted by the US forces in accordance with declared US policy that Osama bin Ladin will be eliminated in a direct action by the US forces, wherever found in the world. Earlier today, President Obama telephoned President Zardari on the successful US operation which resulted in killing of Osama bin Ladin. Osama bin Ladin’s death illustrates the resolve of the international community including Pakistan to fight and eliminate terrorism.
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Fue un ensayo..................
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El Derru
PD: Que pais del mundo occidental, por antecedentes, es fácil hacerle un par de atentados sin que existan represalias?
Igual ya Animal Fernandez descubrio todo: fue Pino Solanas (otra vez...):smilielol5:
cerca de Bin Laden: aeropuerto y hospital (acuerdense de sus riñones)
Y a 300 metros de una comisaria...
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D'Elía desconfía y pide que muestren el cadáver
El referente social sostuvo que “la foto muerta de Bin Laden es re trucha” y recordó los tiempos en que el terrorista era socio de Estados Unidos.
Minutouno.com - D'Elía desconfía y pide que muestren el cadáver
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Lica, una comisaria si son como las de acá no son garantia de nada. Acordate que acá te pueden estar desvalijando la casa pegada a las susodichas y nadie se entera.
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El Derru
PD: Siempre se supo que estaba en Pakistan, siempre.
El referente social sostuvo que “la foto muerta de Bin Laden es re trucha” y recordó los tiempos en que el terrorista era socio de Estados Unidos.
Minutouno.com - D'Elía desconfía y pide que muestren el cadáver
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Lica, una comisaria si son como las de acá no son garantia de nada. Acordate que acá te pueden estar desvalijando la casa pegada a las susodichas y nadie se entera.
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El Derru
PD: Siempre se supo que estaba en Pakistan, siempre.
Si tienen este video LiveLeak.com - Inside the Compound Where Osama Bin Laden Was Killed
tarde o temprano sale la foto de Osama muerto
tarde o temprano sale la foto de Osama muerto
"he was shot twice to the side of the head by high powered weapon and he is not visually recognizable - that is why no pics were relased. But his DNA was compared to DNA samples and it was 100 % ibn Ladin. Others killed in the house were his wife, son, brother and courier."
"Le dispararon 2 veces en un costado de la cabeza con un arma de alta potencia. Quedó irreconocible. Por esto no fueron publicadas las fotos. Pero su ADN fué comparado con las muestras y era 100% bin laden. Los otros muertos en la casa fueron su esposa, hijo, hermano y su "correo humano"
"Le dispararon 2 veces en un costado de la cabeza con un arma de alta potencia. Quedó irreconocible. Por esto no fueron publicadas las fotos. Pero su ADN fué comparado con las muestras y era 100% bin laden. Los otros muertos en la casa fueron su esposa, hijo, hermano y su "correo humano"
Se puede hacer peregrinaje submarino.
[Updated 01:24 AM Eastern]
US officials have confirmed that Osama bin Laden, al Qaeda's top leader, was killed during an early morning raid by US forces in Pakistan today.
President Barack Obama said Osama bin Laden was killed by "a small team of Americans" during a raid on a fortified mansion in Abbottabad, Pakistan. "After a firefight, they killed Osama bin Laden and took custody of his body," Obama said. Bin Laden's body is currently in Afghanistan. No US personnel were killed during the operation.
According to CNN, "senior US officials" have stated that the operation was conducted by US Navy SEALs inserted by multiple helicopters, one of which crashed due to mechanical failure. The Associated Press reported that four US helicopters took off from an airbase in northwestern Pakistan, and one took fire during the operation. That helicopter was later destroyed by US troops. ABC News reported that an estimated 20 to 25 SEALs backed by CIA personnel carried out the raid on the $1 million compound.
In addition to bin Laden, four other people, including one of bin Laden's sons and two couriers, were also reported killed in the firefight. A woman was also killed during the raid.
Foreign governments, including Pakistan, where the raid took place, were sidelined, according to The Washington Post. A US intelligence official with knowledge of the raid told The Long War Journal that Pakistan, specifically its Inter-Services Intelligence agency, "could not be trusted" with operational details of the raid.
The US zeroed in on bin Laden's location after receiving intelligence in August 2010 that he was "hiding in a compound deep inside Pakistan," Obama said. US intelligence was "staring at the compound for months trying to figure out for sure whether we had enough to go with," a US Intelligence official told The Washington Post.
A key link to bin Laden was a courier who was a protege of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the mastermind of al Qaeda's attacks on the US on Sept. 11, 2001. The courier, who was not named, was identified four years ago and tracked back to Pakistan two years ago, according to The Washington Post.
The site of bin Laden's death is far from Pakistan's tribal areas, where most analysts have speculated he was hiding. Abbottabad, a settled district in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, is located 30 miles north of Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, and about 125 miles east of the Afghan border. The city of Abbottabad, where bin Laden was killed, has more than 100,000 residents and hosts a Pakistani Army division headquarters and a military academy, a hospital, and an airport.
Bin Laden's death is a major blow to al Qaeda. In addition to serving as the terror group's spiritual leader, he played an active role in al Qaeda's operations as well as in its fundraising. Bin Laden was revered not only by al Qaeda's core cadre, but by jihadist groups worldwide.
It is unclear who will take over control of al Qaeda. Ayman al Zawahiri, bin Laden's deputy, has been the public face of al Qaeda for the past several years. Osama's son Sa'ad is also considered to be a possible successor as the emir of al Qaeda; however, it is not yet known if he was killed along with his father in the raid on the compound.
US officials have confirmed that Osama bin Laden, al Qaeda's top leader, was killed during an early morning raid by US forces in Pakistan today.
President Barack Obama said Osama bin Laden was killed by "a small team of Americans" during a raid on a fortified mansion in Abbottabad, Pakistan. "After a firefight, they killed Osama bin Laden and took custody of his body," Obama said. Bin Laden's body is currently in Afghanistan. No US personnel were killed during the operation.
According to CNN, "senior US officials" have stated that the operation was conducted by US Navy SEALs inserted by multiple helicopters, one of which crashed due to mechanical failure. The Associated Press reported that four US helicopters took off from an airbase in northwestern Pakistan, and one took fire during the operation. That helicopter was later destroyed by US troops. ABC News reported that an estimated 20 to 25 SEALs backed by CIA personnel carried out the raid on the $1 million compound.
In addition to bin Laden, four other people, including one of bin Laden's sons and two couriers, were also reported killed in the firefight. A woman was also killed during the raid.
Foreign governments, including Pakistan, where the raid took place, were sidelined, according to The Washington Post. A US intelligence official with knowledge of the raid told The Long War Journal that Pakistan, specifically its Inter-Services Intelligence agency, "could not be trusted" with operational details of the raid.
The US zeroed in on bin Laden's location after receiving intelligence in August 2010 that he was "hiding in a compound deep inside Pakistan," Obama said. US intelligence was "staring at the compound for months trying to figure out for sure whether we had enough to go with," a US Intelligence official told The Washington Post.
A key link to bin Laden was a courier who was a protege of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the mastermind of al Qaeda's attacks on the US on Sept. 11, 2001. The courier, who was not named, was identified four years ago and tracked back to Pakistan two years ago, according to The Washington Post.
The site of bin Laden's death is far from Pakistan's tribal areas, where most analysts have speculated he was hiding. Abbottabad, a settled district in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, is located 30 miles north of Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, and about 125 miles east of the Afghan border. The city of Abbottabad, where bin Laden was killed, has more than 100,000 residents and hosts a Pakistani Army division headquarters and a military academy, a hospital, and an airport.
Bin Laden's death is a major blow to al Qaeda. In addition to serving as the terror group's spiritual leader, he played an active role in al Qaeda's operations as well as in its fundraising. Bin Laden was revered not only by al Qaeda's core cadre, but by jihadist groups worldwide.
It is unclear who will take over control of al Qaeda. Ayman al Zawahiri, bin Laden's deputy, has been the public face of al Qaeda for the past several years. Osama's son Sa'ad is also considered to be a possible successor as the emir of al Qaeda; however, it is not yet known if he was killed along with his father in the raid on the compound.
En el Islam (y mas aún, en el salafismo que practican los "seguidores" de al qaeda) está expresamente prohibido adorar una tumba. Una de las bases es el "tawhid" (monoteismo), no se adora mas que "allah". Ejemplo: los budas tallados en piedra que fueron destruidos durante el gobierno taliban de afganistan. Y en irak, al qaeda destruyó cantidad de tumbas de "santos"
Sldos.
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No necesariamente sus seguidores deben ser Musulmanes....................
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El Derru
PD: Además el no respetar el rito de sepultura....................
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Para que querés que se muera, si el mejor castigo divino es que viva así como está hoy en día.
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El Derru
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Encontraron las cajas del Airbus, tan dificil no será ubicar el cuerpo de Osama.:rofl:
Como diria Quico, que descanse en pez.
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Volviendo al lado serio sel asunto, dudo que los Yankees teniendo presente el debate interminable de Hitler y su muerte.
Se vayan a quedar sin nada para guardar.....................
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PD: El ADN de hoy es la mandíbula de Hitler del ayer.
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Muchachos, me pregunto.....
no habrá sido mejor tomarlo vivo?
Si iban con la certeza de encontrar a Bin Laden, como mínimo le habrán instruido a los Seal "no le tiren en la cara, que necesitamos mostrarlo",...
es como todo raro..
Saludos a todos..
no habrá sido mejor tomarlo vivo?
Si iban con la certeza de encontrar a Bin Laden, como mínimo le habrán instruido a los Seal "no le tiren en la cara, que necesitamos mostrarlo",...
es como todo raro..
Saludos a todos..
Mira hoy a la mañana en C5N psaron al menos una foto y si parecia el, tambien decian que no lo arrojaron al mar que estaba en Paquistan o en lagun lugar asi.
dos veces con un arma de alta potencia...osea que le pegaron un tiro (me imagino un 308), el cuerpo quedo parado, sentado o como sea...pero inmovil, y nuevamente le dispararon...
para asegurarse obviamente... pero asegurarse que cosa?...que este muerto...o irreconocible?
un abrazo
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