ICT-Tam said:This whole thing just completely stinks to me. A man who the U.S Government "searched for" for 9 years and wasted hundreds of billions of tax-payers money on is just killed and disposed of without a single picture? Not a chance. I've never really gone for the conspiracy theories up to this point but just out of curiosity i researched a bit. It doesn't seam completely unfeasible (to me) that Al Qaeda is just a creation. Before 9/11 no one knew who this bloke was, yet immediately after it we're told it was most definately him who organized this entire thing. Or am i missing something? We were told Al Qaeda had thousands of followers but forgive me if im mistaken. The only images we have seen are of no more than 20 guys running around with guns pretending to be "training". I could have set that up with all the farmers who have rifles around here. What has happened to the others killed in this "operation"? Why is there no evidence of damage to a helicopter? Im unwilling to just accept what we're being told without some concrete evidence. This man has never been proven guilty of anything, no one has proven he exists. Yet he can be killed on the spot? Without a "fair trial".
There's a lot of inaccuracies in your post. Al Qaeda was formed in the late 80's (if 'formed' is the right word onthis case). They were responsible for attacks starting in 1992 in Yemen and and already previously tried to blow up the WTC in 1993. Just because many people hadn't heard of the organisation before 9/11 doesn't mean it didn't exist. This is more down to ignorance rather than anything else.
Never has it been claimed that Al Qaeda had thousands of members. Sympathisers maybe, but as with most terrorist organisations, the actual number of active members is fairly small.
The helicopter crashed apparently due to mechanical failuire. Standard procedure would be to destroy it after something like this.
I think I'll just pass on your opinion that bin Laden has never actually existed :-S