UN rights chief seeks details on Bin Laden killing

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[Typical_Whitey]

GENEVA – The U.N.'s top human rights official says the global body wants details on the death of Osama bin Laden.

U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay says the raid on the al-Qaida leader's hideaway in Pakistan "was a complex operation, and it would be helpful if we knew the precise facts surrounding his killing."

Pillay has frequently stressed the importance of respecting international law during counter-terror operations

[Typical_Whitey]

Uh Oh, so where are the liberals with this is OBAMA a war criminal now? George W Bush authorized enhanced interrogation techniques in GITMO and the left labled him a war criminal because the LEFT said this was against the geneva convention, well certainly murder and assasination is against the geneva convention as well and Obama who admittedly gave the go ahead to kill OBL should now stand trial for not taking him alive or is the left now rethinking their positions? The left has zero credibility thats the real story in all of this. Obama has had his Abu Gharib in the form of Afghani death squads, he has regrettable come to agree that GITMO must remain open, and now he has his own version of a war crime by shooting the now identified as unarmed OBL. The left OWES George W. Bush and apology.

[Adder]

The U.N.’s top human rights official says the global body wants details on the death of Osama bin Laden.

Pound sand.

[Red in Blue PA]

F.

U.

[EBH]

And the WH gets it wrong again.

oh those pesky details....

[DoughtyOne]

I dare the U. N. to try to build a case around Laden’s death.

In fact I triple dare them.

The U. S. public would kick that institution so far off U. S. soil, we’d need a JPL explorer craft to do a fly by to get a status report.

International Criminal Court, go for it. This is a defining moment. You folks try that routine on this one, and you’ll get your asses handed to you so fast you won’t know what hit you.

The U. S. public isn’t unified on much, but this they will defend as one.

Just try it folks. Let U. S. citizens see your true colors. Please!

[piytar]

Ya nailed it:

“I dare the U. N. to try to build a case around Laden’s death.

In fact I triple dare them.

The U. S. public would kick that institution so far off U. S. soil, we’d need a JPL explorer craft to do a fly by to get a status report.

International Criminal Court, go for it. This is a defining moment. You folks try that routine on this one, and you’ll get your asses handed to you so fast you won’t know what hit you.

The U. S. public isn’t unified on much, but this they will defend as one.

Just try it folks. Let U. S. citizens see your true colors. Please!”

[DoughtyOne]

Point of interest: Did the U. N. Rights Commission or the I. C. C. ever issue a detainment order for Obama? If so, did they execute an effort to find and arrest him?

Not to my knowledge. It wasn’t deemed important. He was just a terrorist.

Now, if the U. S. goes after the guy, there’s something the U. N. and I. C. C. need to take action to correct.

Steam must be coming out of my ears right now...

[Gene Eric]

>> The U. S. public isn’t unified on much, but this they will defend as one.

Unfortunately, that honorable and patriotic perspective is not embraced by the Left and possibly many Democrats when it concerns the likes of Rumsfeld, Bush, and Cheney.

[DoughtyOne]

Thank you Piytar.

[Venturer]

That goes double for me. Tell the UN human rights chief to go F himself. The mission is secret . Keep it that way. No explanation is necessary to these turds.

[alice_in_bubbaland]

Here we go! I was waiting for this!

Pass the popcorn!

[DoughtyOne]

I would wager there were plenty of Lefties out celebrating Obama’s Victory the other night.

It might not have been the DU variety, but some things do transcend political lines.

You can’t convince me those three thousand lost souls were all Republicans.

[Osage Orange]

The day the U.S.A kicks the U.N. off our soil....I will run naked thru the most tick and chigger infested field I can think of.

Personally I think...I'm very, very, very safe.

Frankly I'd love to be wrong....but I'm not.

[DoughtyOne]

Oops, did it again. ...for Osama? That’s twice today.

[kempster]

What if we don’t give it to them. Are they going to move out of New York?

[rustyboots]

Details of OBL’s death follows for the UN:
1. We were looking for him, responsible for over 3k American deaths.

2. After years of searching, we got a good clue where he was and found it valid enough to send a team to investigate.

3. The team found OBL, he did not appear to be willing to face Americans in court and argue his point of view.

4. The team then shot him, killing him.

5. We then treated his body with more respect than he deserved, more respect than he gave Americans.

6. We buried him at sea.

If you want any more information on his death, please feel free to piss us off, or go take a long walk off a short pier. Either way, you will get the chance to ask OBL yourself.

(can’t say what I want here)

[rightwingcrazy]

[LostInBayport]

I wondering if pretty soon the Nobel committee will be asking for their little trinket back...

[Artemis Webb]

The U.N. can KMA.

[Carry_Okie]

U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay says the raid on the al-Qaida leader's hideaway in Pakistan "was a complex operation, and it would be helpful if we knew the precise facts surrounding his killing."

Who made you king, Navi? Oh, it's the UN, where every bureaucrat is king.

I can think of few things that will so readily clarify for the general public the damage the UN portends as this. I hope this idiot's pompous musings are broadcast far and wide.