Reply #1: Look at the pictures of the coverage.

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Not really going to have conversations on other topics, and the topic about Bin Laden, is not that complicated.

It is actually a 15 minute thought, it in itself has no meaning, except how people have 'attached' Bin Laden to the wars in Iraq and Afganistan, and 9/11.

There may be some that feel justice, but for many the idea of the simplistic concept of thinking one person is responsible for 9/11 is really naive. It is more about addressing ideologies, and circumstances that radicalize people.


The celebration will begin if there is the expected changes that should occur with the change in culture from a 'post 9/11 world' to a more rational look at risk, security, and freedom.


Although what I have seen of the coverage so far, they don't seem to be explaining how all those things connect in what the end of war on terror means, and if that is a logical next step of removal of the boogey man figure head.



I do wonder what was the catalyst for the release of the information, that is interesting to ponder.