Mrs.Lucysnow
Valued Senior Member
So if Pakistani troops decided to take out a terrorist - against whom they could provide no evidence of terrorism - or at least none that would stand up in court - without the permission of the US government inside the US, would it be a "military operation"?
Hence my comment on vigilante justice. It was not a military operation it was an extrajudicial assassination. It was an illegal operation.
They have had evidence of his involvement inciting, funding and inspiring terrorism for years. There isn't one government who has denied Bin Laden as a terrorist and the need to bring him down by hook or by crook. Personally I'm glad the tax payers didn't have to fund some long drawn out trial and create a security nightmare which would bring only grief. As Tiassa pointed out he could have played any scenario he liked but he preferred to die as he lived. I have no problem with that.