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I didn't say worst, of course other people and wars over history have killed more people. 9/11, As a single act has to go down as one of the most evil when you take into account it's objectives, planning/thinking behind it and the fact it organised by an educated man in 2001. I wouldn't expect you to understand what I meant though.

From what I've read from Bin Laden's victims and their famillies they seem pretty happy with the outcome re:closure, maybe you know better? As for why? Bin laden has already told us why, I don't know what answers you are seeking. As for all this Martin Luther King b@ll@x, I don't disagree with the sentiments but this is not an average tit for tat killing we are talking about. It's the World's most wanted man who committed the single most evil act bar the holocaust, killed whilst resisting arrest - it was a special case. He had become such an icon, justice meant so much to so many people, and incarnation and trial would have been such a circus, I think what was dished out was very appropriate.

I would be happy to pay a lot more, you get what you pay for at the end of the day. I would appreciate a payment plan, makes it easy.

Hopefully the club will have the balls to invite MLT, would be odd having this sort of game without him there.

I disagree. I think Bin laden would have been a bigger headache for the US in custody than holed up somewhere in Pakistan. His trial would have just been a circus, the last thing we wanted is to give him is any publicity or platform to spread his poison. 'Buried at sea' is perfect, it means the US have done/can do what they please with him, wether he is dead or alive.

Killing Bin Laden will not end the violence, letting him live will not end the violence - in the short term there will probably be revenge attacks but in the long term the world will be a safer place with Bin Laden not in it. What it does do is give the US and family and friends of the 9/11 victims some sort of closure, a feeling that justice has been done. For that reason alone it is worth raising a glass to the US Navy Seals. Surely even a brain dead c*nt like you can understand that?

Aim has to be automatic, the Championship is full of sh!t as Norwich have proved this year.

Well done Huddersfield, they must be gutted to miss out after playing so well. It would be great to have Bournemouth in the Championship though.

The Prince bags his princess, the bad guy gets shot, and Saints get promoted. Carlsburg don't do bank holidays, but if they did...

Would be great if Bournemouth get promoted as well. Then we could have us, Brighton, Reading and Bournemouth beating the sh!t out the skates next year.

Sounded superb on solent.

I don't actually think we need that many players. I would replace Jaidi, and replace N'Guessan and Forte with two quality attacking players. The rest - as you are unless chamberlain goes.

Amazing achievement considering we were bottom when he took over, Huddersfield have been on fire and we have had a lot of key players injured. Give him a full pre-season, a bit of cash, and we could do a Norwich next year.

West Ham is always a good away trip.

I would love it for Beattie to return. Nicking Nugent from Pompey would also be funny.

Well done Nicola, done the hard thing right and found a top manager.

si & fm?

I disagree, I think the yanks have handled this well. No long, expensive court case, no bleeding heart liberals and Muslim smypathisers demanding lawyers and human rights. No attention seeking statements by Bin laden, no shrine where his followers can worship, no fuss at all. Just a bullet in the bank of his head and his quivering corpse dump over the side. The great thing is there is always the chance he is still alive somewhere being worked over with a blow torch and pair of pliers.

You can always rely on SWF to find some weirdo with a ****ed up point of view. Congratulations.

She was one of the first to warn of man made climate change.

What, like Margaret Thatcher?

What do you suggest, we don't catch him through fear of retaliation!? You are the dumb f*ck.

I doubt the Pakistan military knew, it's just the classic case of someone hiding where you would least expect. The million pound house was obviously owned by someone else (reasonably important/wealthy) who could afford to keep him comfortable and had enough cash to not be tempted by the ransom, I expect only a handful of people knew he was there. Wether you are 100 meters away or 100 miles away from a military HQ is irrelevant he would be much safer there than in a cave in the mountains or some village somewhere where he would stand out like a sore thumb.

Forgive but not forget, you can tell by the way they methodically invade the sun lounge area around the pool that there is something wrong with their national psyche.

Great stuff, got Gadaffi's sons, now Bin Laden. Just need to secure promotion now and it will be a fantastic weekend.