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He should be brought out alive. The public should be told he is dead. He should be held a mile underground and turned over to a team of uninhibited interrogators. Once there could be no more information gleened from him...kill him with impunity.

Yes, I agree completely. It is nice to think that this is what is being done. Everything that comes from the Obama administration can be counted on to be a lie. Unfortunately, the same people who have financed Obama also financed Bin Laden. I think that there is a better chance that he is being given medical treatment, a new identity, new look and will be running around Saudi Arabia with his terrorist, Obama supporting pals. Heck, Obama will probably bow to him the next time he is in the Middle East.

I'm sorry we had to stoop to the level of Islamic Terrorists to take him out. I'm happy that none of our outstanding Seals and CIA were casualties of the mission. I wish they'd take better care of those helicopters, they are really expensive, but I'm even happier for all those who have served in the military who have spent the past decade waiting for this. They are my shining stars. If it brings any comfort to the families of his victims, I'm glad for that. If it manages to bring closure, I'll be surprised, yet grateful. Finally, my major reaction is relief. I don't feel any safer, but I'm just happy President Obama had the courage to pull the trigger on this.

Yes, he (and we) are hypocrites, but the drug saturated thug of the Middle East was already dead in all but assuming room temperature. He was living in a dump in isolation, had no freedom and apparently no recreational activities except copulating. Even that can get old after a while. Nope, all in all, if it gives hope to the kids who were so traumatized by the attack of 9/11, then I say it's a good thing to know we've still got what it takes to get what needs to be done and when the dust settles, we'll have a glass tea and talk. Until then, until the last drug saturated thug is gone...gone...gone.