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• 2011.05.02 | Хвізик

  ну то й що? там є інші лідери. завахірі, наприклад

  згорнути/розгорнути гілку відповідей

  • 2011.05.02 | Tatarchuk

    для обох сторін він був живим прапором і символом

• 2011.05.02 | Пані

  Переношу на закордон

  Якщо вже сертифікат Обами, то і Бін Ладена теж

• 2011.05.02 | rais

  Re: відтепер 1 травня буде днем визволення світу від бин Ладена? (л)

  Від кого, кого... , блин?

• 2011.05.02 | Koala

  Пруфпік чи не було

• 2011.05.02 | Sakharov

  Справа не у особистості, а у процесі

  Особу можна вбити, процес, якщо він об'єктивно обумовлений, зупинити неможливо. Осама Бін-Ладен був не стільки керівником процесу, скільки спікером. Додався ще один до сонму шахідів, тільки й усьго.

• 2011.05.02 | stryjko_bojko

  а бил лі мальчік?

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  • 2011.05.03 | ukr_girl

    Guardian: 'Dead bin Laden image is fake'

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    • 2011.05.03 | Пан Коцький

      Ніц дивного, всі ці знимки взяті з "лівих" вебсайтів... (/)

      White House to Decide Whether to Release Bin Laden’s Photo
      
      2011-05-02 21:38:59.922 GMT
      
      By David Lerman
      
      May 2 (Bloomberg) -- The Obama administration may need to do more to prove to the world that Osama bin Laden is dead: show photos of the terrorist chief after he was shot in the head.
      “They need to release some verifiable information that it was bin Laden,” said Brian Katulis, a Middle East and South Asia scholar at the Center for American Progress in Washington who visited Pakistan in February. “You won’t convince everybody, but you need to marginalize the conspiracy theorists.”
      President Barack Obama is weighing whether to release a photo of bin Laden’s body, which U.S. forces identified through photo comparisons, DNA, and other means. Bin Laden’s body was buried in the Arabian Sea following an Islamic funeral rite performed aboard a ship by U.S. military officers, according to the administration.
      “We are going to do everything we can to make sure that nobody has any basis to try to deny that we got Osama bin Laden,” said John Brennan, Obama’s top counterterrorism adviser, at a White House briefing. “So, therefore, the releasing of information and whether that includes photographs, this is something to be determined.”
      Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat who leads the Senate Armed Services Committee, said photos of bin Laden “should be released” at some point, though a release may be delayed to let reaction to the killing “cool down.”
      
      ‘Quell Any Doubts’
      
      A release of photos may be necessary “to quell any doubts that this somehow is a ruse that the American government has carried out,” said Joseph Lieberman, a Connecticut independent and chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
      Maine Senator Susan Collins, the panel’s senior Republican, said she agreed that the release of photos or DNA evidence may be needed to counter “those who will try to generate this myth that he’s alive and that we missed him somehow.”
      Former Secretary of State Colin Powell said releasing photos of bin Laden may do little to convince al-Qaeda sympathizers that the U.S. is being truthful.
      “Even if you show the picture, there’ll be skeptics,”
      Powell said on CNN. Asked if he would recommend releasing photos, Powell said, “I’ll leave that up to the administration to decide. I don’t need to see it. He’s dead.”
      Brennan said the administration must carefully review how any material is released to ensure that it doesn’t compromise any future intelligence-gathering operations.
      “You want to make sure that you’re not doing anything to expose something that will limit your ability to use those same intelligence sources and capabilities in the future,” he said.
      
      For Related News and Information:
      Top government stories: TOP GOV
      
      --With assistance from Roxana Tiron in Washington. Editors:
      Steven Komarow, Robin Meszoly
      
      To contact the reporter on this story:
      David Lerman in Washington at +1-202-654-4341 or Dlerman1@bloomberg.net.
      
      To contact the editor responsible for this story:
      Mark Silva at +1-202-654-4315 or
      msilva34@bloomberg.net.

• 2011.05.02 | Пан Коцький

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