[Jaysin]

Isn’t he also responsible for marine barrack attack in 1983?

many sources say he was the mastermind behind it.

people—the death of this greaseball is a MAJOR victory in the war on terror. He was without a doubt, one of the most dangerous, methodical, and “effective” terrorist masterminds alive today. To the Israelis he was much more dangerous than Al-Qeada, and to the Americans he was also very dangerous.

Whoever killed him—who knows? The Mossad, The CIA (doubtful), or just some fellow arabs who had a beef with him—who knows????? But he’s dead and I’m sure many of the other arch terrorists are squirming in their pants.

[John Robie]

It very likely was CIA working with the Lebanese government.

[cgk]

the death of this greaseball is a MAJOR victory in the war on terror. He was without a doubt, one of the most dangerous, methodical, and “effective” terrorist masterminds alive today. To the Israelis he was much more dangerous than Al-Qeada, and to the Americans he was also very dangerous.

Ditto to everything you said, Jaysin. And that is why it seems that Israel was the one who removed him from this world in such a final fiery way. Bin Laden's mentor is dead, hallelujah!