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Pix by H. Darr Beiser, USA TODAY

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, right, accompanied by Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Richard Myers, takes part in their daily breifing at the Pentagon Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001. Rumsfeld said the U.S. still hopes to get Osama bin Laden, though finding the number one terror suspect in Afghanistan is proving to be difficult. Photo by Heesoon Yim (AP)

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld calls on a reporter during his daily breifing at the Pentagon Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001. Rumsfeld said the U.S. still hopes to get Osama bin Laden, though finding the number one terror suspect in Afghanistan is proving to be difficult. Photo by Heesoon Yim (AP)

I love that guy. He is cut from the same cloth as Jim Baker. Strong men, tough men, America may be getting over that feminism crap!! It me took 32 years to find my husband, someone who wasn't a wimp!!

Finding bin Laden proving to be difficult.

That was the assumption we started with, that it would be difficult.

I was hopeful that unconfirmed report out of China this morning that bin Laden and Omar were dead was true.

Still, I wonder, would it be a good idea to prove you killed him? And let him become a martyr, or let the Islamic nations erupt with street demonstrations and put in jeopardy finishing the job of rooting out al-Qa'ida and the rest of the Taliban? Or let the American public relax its vigilance when there are still lots of sleeper cells out there?
Would it be a good idea to hide the body for a while, till we are further on the way to our overall goal, not just this short term one. Or better to prick the bubble of his invicibility and protection by Allah?