Bin Laden dead?

[Brian]

I personally won't believe it unless there's a body.

http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1538569,00.html?cnn=yes (http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1538569,00.html?cnn=yes)

Saudi sources tell TIME that credible reports suggest the fugitive Qaeda leader has contracted a serious 'water-borne illness,' and may have already died.

[Edith]

Ojalá que sí.

[ValenciaSon]

He seems pretty spry to me:

[Brian]

I can't think of another person on our planet who's as reviled as him. Still, I'd much rather see him brought to justice.

[Valenciano]

Don't you think it helps the terrorist's cause if he were still alive. I reckon he is dead and the terrorist leak info saying he is alive to keep morale up. If the world knew he was dead it's a big blow for the terrorists. But it doesn't stop someone else from picking up the baton.

BTW who knows, probably there is a conspiracy and bush is keeping him alive for some reason. lol joke.

[richardksa]

Don't you think it helps the terrorist's cause if he were still alive. I reckon he is dead and the terrorist leak info saying he is alive to keep morale up. If the world knew he was dead it's a big blow for the terrorists. But it doesn't stop someone else from picking up the baton.

When Sky reported the alleged news of his death, my Arab colleagues mentioned at least three names as to who would succeed him. We won't be rid of terrorism until those who condone and encourage it among their followers have been stopped. So it's the end of the firebrand Imams and the Mullahs we should be seeking. Not rejoicing in the death of a foot soldier, no matter how evil he is.

As a free thinking Moslem said to me about a year ago; Islam needs an age of enlightenment similar to that that Christianity went through. Until then, Islam, and its followers, will remain in the dark ages.