I guess I just don't get it. What if you are solving an OJ Simpson style murder mystery? Bury the evidence while its still warm?
Ok, now pretend we are talking about the FBI's most wanted terrorist for the last 10 years.
If people want to be offended about rights being violated, they should be debating assassination missions used on someone who has not been to trial.
I just don't believe the U.S. gives the slightest crap about muslim customs. Just look at our foreign policy. Its an excuse convenient to the CIA. Now they can tell their story and not need any proof whatsoever.
I just don't get the whole treat his body according to (insert religion or something else here). we are at war are we not? the business of war is killing the enemy, not playing nice not making sure the enemy is happy with the way we kill them.
I'm pretty sure (but have of course never actually been in a war) that we've typically treated our own dead, as well as enemy dead with dignity and respect. I guess that is one thing that separates us from many other countries. Sure, there are incidents where we haven't treated them appropriately, but I think as a whole we generally provide for proper burrial of the bodies, or at least turn them over for proper burrial.
Of course I'm willing to retract that if someone with better experience can comment on the exact handling of enemy dead in war.
Certainly he did a lot of bad things and didn't earn even one ounce of respect for his corpse, but at the end of the day, disrespecting the body does more harm than good.
If you ask me I dont think bin laden is dead at all,this is just a political stunt to help obama get that 2nd term in 2012..
Yeah, the way I see it, many of the people who died on 9/11 didn't get a proper burial, why should he?
I'm going to say, on record, that I don't think we'll see any decent pictures of Osama bin Laden's body. If anything is released, it will be of some unrecognizable guy with a beard. But my guess is that they won't release anything... since the CIA is so sensitive to his religion now, of course.