[PieterCasparzen]

The Pakistani Military and ISI knew exactly where he was for 10 years now so while this is good news that he’s dead, Pakistan must pay a price.

Well that's the little rule I always suggest (but I'm "crazy"). It's very simple: any source of attack which is knowingly harbored wins the host country a 60-day annihiliation, largely from the air, and then promptly sent a bill for the effort, which if unpaid, is simply extracted in treasure. No rebuilding.

If POTUS and Congress followed that policy, pakistan would cease to be a problem by the fall and the message would be heard very well by the world. It might take a couple more countries, but within a few years, ALL nations would miraculously be working diligently on our side to rid the world of evil. Instead, the world continues to play cowboys and indians, with politicians talking out of both sides of their mouth, using events such as this for political gain within their own country. Also - this is a yet another event that should prompt the U.S. to shut down immigration, but it won't.

The location of this cell/hq/compound is a blatant, outright slap in our face by the government of pakistan. Every day that goes by that we don't declare war and annihilate them sends a signal that we are just playing a decades or centuries-long game, sad to say. We allow them to lie to us and we continue to buy even that level of support.

[Bulgaricus1]

Ditto! The pakis were probably on his security team. Flatten the country to encourage the others. Then do the same to Iran & North Korea. You are right-idiot politicians & State Dept. people don’t know feces from shinola in dealing w/ terrorism or terrorist. They are great at BSing, though. If we severely punished Pakistan, for hiding & harboring Osama as we should, countries like Iran, Venezuela & North Korea would be pissing their pants.

Bomb holy hell out of ‘em & let India finish ‘em off. Have them annex the joint & call it “North Western Indiastan. The sooner we are rid of these Paki cockroaches the better!

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Every day that goes by that we don't declare war and annihilate them sends a signal that we are just playing a decades or centuries-long game, sad to say.

The ONLY reasonable, truthful comment I have read all morning.