Friday, May 6, 2011
From hapiness to sadness
Since the president Obama announced last Sunday the death of the terrorist Osama Bin Laden most of the people in The United States have been very happy. Some people is happy because they think that is justice for their death family members. Some other people is happy because they feel now is nothing o be afraid of. However, that is not completely true. There is a big possibility of revenge by the Al Quaida terrorist group. In fact, today the group confirm the death of Osama Bin Laden the leader of the group and they said "people of The United States will pass from the happiness to the sadness". In my opinion, this is really scared. We know what this group is capable to do. In fact, the government found on the documents of Osama that they were planning to attack the trains of the U.S on the anniversary of 09/11. Nowadays we are noticing that the airports, train stations, and many important places have more secure than normal. So my questions are: Is this only precaution? Does the government know more than we know? Should we know everything that government knows? I think we sould.
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I agree you are saying that Osama's death doesn't mean eradicated from the terrorism. I saw on the TV that many people are cheering for his death but I honestly felt bad. I thought that this action could intensify anti-American sentiment of Al Quaida and other terrorist groups. When the 9/11 occured, I was in the USA. It was absolutely irremissible crime. However, wasn't there any other way besides just killing him? I seems that the situation of his death scene hasn't very clear as well. I hope there is no increasing of terrorist activitis in our country.
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