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    operation had taken place. Osama Bin Laden had been killed. The C.I.A had been tracking a man in Abbottabad, Pakistan. They referred to him as the pacer because he would only walk around within the walls of his house and then disappear back into his house. They used his shadow to find his height and it matched the same as bin laden. A C.I.A agent had originally want to drop 32 2,000lb on the compound. But President wanted confirmation that they really did kill Bin Laden and wanted to minimize collateral

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    Barack Obama’s Osama bin Laden is Dead speech was informative, convincing and justifying. He begins with “…The United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden…” to inform his targeted audience and to establish the purpose of the speech. His appeal to the audience through emotions, authority and rationalism impacted their sentiments to convince them of the necessity of the operation because of how it affected their lives. The American citizens and their families distinctively

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    Since the death of Osama Bin Laden, there has been a radical change in the operational structure of the organisation. Previously, the group had a formal top-down command structure such that orders were issued at the top and passed down to the lower levels for implementation (Atwan, 2012). Currently, however, the operations of the organisation seem to be more devolved, often including or taking the form of actions by franchise associated groups or even lone-wolf operators. It is to be acknowledged

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    Contrary to popular opinion claiming it to be righteous retribution for his acts of radical Islamist terror, the assassination of Osama bin Laden by the US government was unjustified because it was illegal under international law, morally wrong, and detrimental to national security. After the May 2, 2011 US Navy SEALS raid on Bin Laden’s Pakistan secret compound, the US government received criticism regarding holes in their report of his killing. No pictures or video were released of the body before

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    While we were having a discussion about hacking my ally happened to give a moral statement that Hacking is terrorism, since hackers obtain data illegally to cause violence thus all hackers should be decapitated like Osama Bin Laden since they are potentially able to cause world war III. This statement is biased and objective since it states that hacking is wrong since terrorism is wrong. This is either emotivism, that my friend feels terrorism is wrong since he is been biased about terrorism. Also

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    Fourteen years ago, on September 11th 2001, the future for the entire country was impacted and changed. The United States wasn’t engaged in any wars, few of us had ever heard of Osama bin Laden, and we deported half the number of people we do today. But maybe hardest to believe, you didn’t have to take your shoes off at the airport. “The mighty towers themselves were reduced to nothing…. People scrambled for their lives, but they didn't know where to go,” New York Times writer N. R. Kleinfield

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    approaches. For instance, the capture of Osama Bin Laden. The United States flew into Pakistan, a sovereign nation, in order to apprehend the wanted terrorist. Despite Pakistan’s lack of knowledge of the covert operation, Navy Seals took down the worlds most wanted terrorist. In that precise moment the world changed in ways that could not be foreseen. After the demise of Bin Laden, new terrorist organizations such as Islamic State in Iraq and Syria or ISIS flourished, Bin Laden’s death gave a new moral to

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    not go down without a fight (Williams). Of course, the United States did declare a “war on terror” that despite many cons did result in the ultimate pro - the assassination of Osama bin Laden, the leader of al Qaeda and mastermind behind many terrorist attacks, including 9/11 (Shah). All casualties aside, the death of bin Laden, and more specifically the means by which his

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    would believe me. I couldn’t ever see my own number, not in photographs or mirrors. My mother was a three and my father was a two. It took me three years to figure out what the numbers meant. When I saw the news on 9/11, it all clicked. Osama bin Laden had a seven over his head. I checked a book about the holocaust from the library, to confirm it. Hitler had a nine over his head. I still couldn’t see my mine. When my sister was born she was a zero. She died two weeks later. My mother shot

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    Barack Obama’s Speech on the Killing of Osama Bin Laden What if the next words you say will be forever etched into history, making an impact on people all across the country and the world? Every syllable, every pause, and every hand gesture will be analyzed and critiqued. This is exactly what happens to a President, especially when he is responding to a major national event. My civic artifact speech analyzed a statement made by George W. Bush after the 9/11 attacks on the United States. While

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