We should respect the rights of a sovereign nation. We should send small Navy SEALs and Army Rangers teams to hunt Bin Laden.

Political rhetoric. It means nothing. The CIA searches everywhere. And they have found them and will continue to find them.

US should stay the fuck out of middle east and catch Bin Laden at its own civilan lives expense..

send in CIA operatives or even some Israeli's to do the job regardless of how much Pakistan wants to protect the guy. I do understand that the Pakistani government has to be careful in backing the US with it's population being so anti-US, but I think if the US actually takes Bin Laden out the Pakistani government will denounce it publicly and cheer privately.

Nothing. Keep missiling. They have to survive in their country and keep on saying things like that. But who cares. Most of pakistan is controlled by Mullahs.

The statement was made for internal consumption. . What's the juice for the capture of OBL? 25 mil? . I'm going to catch the bastard! You guys coming?

We should NOT give Pakistan ANY type of Financial or Military assistance whatsoever ! We should also make it know our stand in the United Nations ... just for the record . +5

Osama bin Laden was US operator: President Asif Ali Zardari By Arun Kumar May 11, 2009 "New Karala" -- Washington, May 11 : Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has alleged that elusive Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was a US operator who had tried to destabilise his late wife Benazir Bhutto's government back in 1989. In fact, as premier Bhutto had "warned America about Osama bin Laden in 1989 with a call to then US president George H. Bush", Zardari said on NBC's Meet the Press programme Sunday. "She rang senior Bush and asked of him: 'Are you destabilizing my government?' because he (apparently referring to bin Laden) paid the then opposition $10 million to overthrow the first woman elected (prime minister) in an Islamic country," Zardari added. "So, we knew that he was your operator," said Zardari responding to a question about bin Laden's whereabouts. "You'll have been there (in Afghanistan) for eight years. (So) you tell me. You lost him in Tora Bora, I didn't, I was in prison," he countered when asked where bin Laden was before hurling the allegation at Washington. Asked if Pakistan was actively looking for bin Laden, Zardari replied: "The world is looking for him and we are part of the world look-out brigade." Zardari also reiterated his belief that bin Laden is dead. "I have a strong feeling and I have reason to believe that because I've asked my counterparts in the American intelligence agencies and they have not heard of him since seven years." http://informationclearinghouse.info/article22594.htm

I think we should send somebody over there to talk to them right away! Flip for it, Heads Hillary - Tails Bill.

Ignore it. It costs us nothing and they wouldn't have said it if they didn't feel it was worth it. . "Diplomacy: The patriotic art of lying for one’s country." - Ambrose Bierce