Do You Think Al Qaeda Weakened After The Death Of Osama Bin Laden?
Do you think Al Qaeda weakened after the death of Osama Bin Laden?
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I hope the death of their leader would be lesson for them and stop the war di ba. pero we do not know.
Hindi napilayan ang Al Qaeda sa pagkawala ni bin laden...........dahil tiyak may papalit sa kanya......nagpapalakas pa sila..
Hi Shy,
The death of Bin Laden weakened them for sure but their organization still remains. Thanks for your visit and comments. God bless you all always.
Hi Arvin,
Yes, I agree with you but it will take a long time for them to attain their strength when Bin Laden was still alive. Thanks for your visit and comments. God bless you always.
Yes it weakened for sure. It's hard to find a replacement, sa kagaya nang ganitong klaseng tao. I didn't know that his height is 6'4 what I know is that he is also a prince and I guess he has money. And I bet charismatic na tao kasi makakadala nang tao eh. Like Hitler may mga gift sila na wala sa ibang tao they can be a very good leader in doing good.
Hi Kim,
Osama Bin Laden was a Saudi billionaire who became alienated with the US and the West. He has spent his billions in training hard core fundamentalist to wage war with the West. His death surely weakened his organization to a considerable degree. Thanks for your visit and comments. God bless you always.
I don't think so Kuya but I am hoping that they get the message with the death of their leader. Let there be peace!
Hi Rose,
They will still continue to exist but they will considerably weaken because of the absence of the billions of dollars of Osama Bin Laden. Thanks for your visit and comments. God bless you all always.
The problem is that by conducting the war on terror using methods such as Extraordinary Rendition, Torture, Guantanamo Bay, and firing missiles into population centres, people are being alienated. The vast majority of these people are Muslim and as such they feel the USA is attacking their faith. This was one of the primary reasons Osama Bin Laden gave for the 9/11 attacks.
Unfortunately many Americans do not understand that other people in the world have different perspectives and do not want to become mini Americas. They are rightly proud of their own much older heritage.
Any attempt to force a nation’s people to change, particularly when the attempt is being made by a country with massive internal issues of its own, will alienate people.
People who feel they are being picked on begin to push back and it is not long before they become angry and fight back. It is like the bully in the school playground, everyone does what they say until people begin to stand up for themselves, and when that happens the bully usually gets a bloody nose.
Until the bully changes its attitude, people will continue to fight it. Invading foreign states and murdering people in the middle of the night, even when done for the best of reasons is not exactly a good way to win friends and influence people. Another nation of people felt the bullies wrath that night and there will be a large number of people who didn’t like it. I expect some of these people will look to seek revenge.
The best approach to fighting terrorism is to operate in a way which is scrupulously within the law and wins the hearts and minds of a nation, unfortunately the USA has consistently proved that it is unable to operate within either of these parameters. Until it does the citizens of the USA will have to expect more terrorism and a larger number of nations will be involved.
The sad bit is that the USA has so much to offer the world, but is too focused on ramming it down the throats of others, a more amiable approach would be far more successful.
Hi John,
Such an insightful point of view that discussed the problem and all corollary issues. Thanks for sharing your insights to us. Thanks for your visit and comments. God bless you always.
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