Do you think Bush will ever find Laden? If so, WHEN?

Question

As he always says-we will find you , he has never succeeded. Wish he finds him and may end the war on TERROR !

Answer 1

When he quits messing around with Iraq and concentrates on where we know Al-Qaeda was in the first place.

Answer 2

Finding Bin Laden will not end the war on terror as the playbook is already out there. Many independent cells, various groups, and individuals inspired by such misguided ideology are already using such an outline and even adding to it. This is what makes Islamic based terrorism so dangerous.

However bringing Bin Laden to justice is an important step in dismantling the terrorist network. Will Bush do so before exiting office? I sure hope so but I am not holding my breath anytime soon. But who knows the universe is full of surprises.

Answer 3

America and the Christian world have to realize that the only way to fight terror is to forget about "justice" or "democracy" and send a brutal message to the Arab world that even passive support of Muslim terrorism doesn't pay. Bush should simply announce to Afghanistan that if Bin Laden isn't handed over in 48 hours, a nuclear "test" will take place in western Afghanistan. If the slimy devil somehow slips out to another Arab country (and would of course gleefully send some video to prove it) or someone else takes his place, then Bush gives that country a 48-hour ultimatum as well, then BOOM! another nuke, and so on. And so on. Eventually, we'll get him.

Of course, this won't happen, because of the Western world's concept of not harming "innocent" lives. Bin Laden really took into account innocent lives on 9/11 and if he wouldn't hesitate to do something like that again, why should the US hesitate to do the same?

Take Israel, for instance--they have a no-nonsense reply to every terrorist attack: "You hit us, we'll hit back harder." That's how you fight terror, except that the world would rather yell and scream at Israel for its "brutality" instead of taking its example.

Answer 4

October 2008

Answer 5

It is not up to Bush to find Bin Laden - it is up to the CIA and military. Bin Laden is located in a very remote part of this world and we have to deal with sovereignty of other countries who may be aiding him. We will eventually find him; however, in doing so, that does not put an end to terror. We have a much bigger war to fight to end world terror.

Answer 6

As long as Bush uses "terrorism" for everything he does in office, bin Laden will remain free. If bin Laden were suddenly captured, w. would not have any more arguments for invading countries, supporting his friends business practices, violating our rights. Bush wants to put surveilance cameras in your bathroom because bin Laden hasn't been captured.

Answer 7

It wouldn't end the war on terror. He's not hte only terrorist.

I wish that the war on terror ends too.. I don't like terrorists. But wishing doesn't do sh!t.

I don't know if we'll find bin laden.. maybe, maybe not.

Answer 8

Bush will never find Bin Laden, since he's not personally looking for him. However, our intelligence sources already know where he is - in northern Afganistan. Problem is, we don't want to "offend" the tribal leaders up there, since apparently that would unleash hell as we've never seen it. So we leave him alone - for now.

Answer 9

I bet they are always catching up on yahoo-chat.

Finding and killing Osama is not going to end the terrorism. Dont be deceived by what you heard from the media.

Too many groups and splinter groups already, Al Queda, Abu Sahyef, Islamiah Jelammiah, Basques Separatists, Hezabolah....the lists goes on.

Answer 10

October 12, 2008 at 1530 GMT.

Answer 11

I highly doubt it. Bush is going to leave this mess he made for our next Pres. to clean up. Bush should have been concentrating on Bin Laden insead of Sadam.