Would the fight against al-Qaeda have ended if Bin Laden was eliminated? Poll

Youpolls ^ | 12-11-2009 | Foreign Policy

[JeffBoste]

How Osama bin Laden Escaped

[bgill]

It might have slowed it down, but not ended it.

[bgill]

95% Globull Warming much ado about nothing, ha.

[cripplecreek]

I would say no but the left would demand it.

[Jim W N]

Couldn't find the question on the poll, but of course eliminating Bin-Ladin would have set the Islamofascist cause back on its heels but we're ultimately fighting an ideology that:
1) Hates Israel and
2) Believes in terrorism for world domination for its beliefs and incorporation of sharia law.

Jefferson's words ring true today as ever: "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."

[WestwardHo]

Does eliminating Organized Crime Bosses by one means or another end Organized Crime?

[torchthemummy]

The real question is what is your opinion, Newbie Poster?

[bmwcyle]

Yes
42%
No
58%
You voted: No

[Libertarianize the GOP]

The pacifist left would have made that argument making trying to destroy radical Islam much tougher.

[arthurus]

It might have ended the fight against Al Q but it would not have ended the fight of Al Q and the rest of Islam against us.

[Mike Darancette]

I think that bthe knowledge of Obama’s death would have ended the War on Terror. So Obama wasn’t killed in Dec. 2001. He’s just in a better place.