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Eight Years After 9/11: Why Osama bin Laden is a Failure
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He may have eluded justice and the long reach of the world’s most powerful military force; his followers may (and probably will) strike again at some point in the future, near or distant; but history’s verdict on Osama bin Laden has been in...
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Claudio
Sep 12 2009
Raleigh,
United States
If Bin Laden's goal was to undermine American democracy, I think he is winning. How many violations of the constitution have there been in the past 8 years? American citizens are being spied on, interrogated, held against their will with no cause or justification. Our rights, especially when traveling, are becoming fewer and fewer.
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(Local Perspectives)
All of us (Americans) couldn't do much except watch our loved ones be sent out on a war that who (really?) even wanted.
(Local Perspectives)
"The Twin Towers were legitimate targets, they were supporting US economic power. These events were great by all measurement. What was destroyed were not only the towers, but the towers of morale in that country."
- Osama bin Laden
(Global Perspectives)
Yeah. What a failure. All the people who he killed, it's like they never even existed in the first place. We've moved on.
(Local Perspectives)
I doubt that anyone would consider him a martyr except maybe his crazy followers.
Saddam Hussein is not considered a martyr; he's still an evil bastard...a dead bastard...
Saddam Hussein is not considered a martyr; he's still an evil bastard...a dead bastard...
(Local Perspectives)
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