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**broksaksaak** · 03-05-2011, 12:24 PM

OBL has been the most wanted man over the last decade in possibly the most extensive and expensive man hunt's in history and he's just sitting in Pakistan's backyard chilling out and drinking latte's in a nice pad?

That's really not what's being reported. The compound burnt their own trash, had no internet or telephones, 15+ foot walls, and limited windows.
Sounds more like a fortified hole.

Pakistan is a mess. We only deal with the country because it is the lesser of the other evils. If Pakistan is shown to be directly involved they're a target for terrorism and they have to live there long after. Many Pakistani's citizens see the US as against Islam, so it is also a political problem. So we pay bilions to a country with a corrupt government, and its citizens hate us.

03-05-2011, 12:24 PM	#11
broksaksaak Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 565 Senior Member	OBL has been the most wanted man over the last decade in possibly the most extensive and expensive man hunt's in history and he's just sitting in Pakistan's backyard chilling out and drinking latte's in a nice pad? That's really not what's being reported. The compound burnt their own trash, had no internet or telephones, 15+ foot walls, and limited windows. Sounds more like a fortified hole. Pakistan is a mess. We only deal with the country because it is the lesser of the other evils. If Pakistan is shown to be directly involved they're a target for terrorism and they have to live there long after. Many Pakistani's citizens see the US as against Islam, so it is also a political problem. So we pay bilions to a country with a corrupt government, and its citizens hate us.
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