Langley photos of Bin Laden released

by UNCENSORED NEWS | May 12, 2011 at 12:44 pm

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House and Senate members of the U.S. Congress, including Democrat Rep. Ben Chandler went to CIA Headquarters Thursday morning in Langley, VA to view several photos that were presented as evidence of the brutal slaying of one of the world's most sought after terrorist masterminds, Osama bin Laden. Several Congressman are still in agreement that most of the photos should be kept from public display due to the gruesome nature of Bin Laden's deceased body and the painful torture that he evidently experienced when many hero U.S. Navy Seals crashed through his barricaded compound and seized his hiding post once and for all. Today bin Laden's son is threatening to sue the United States for his father's death. There is such high probability that Al-qaeda will never be able to continue their current plans to strike in NYC due to the fact that the two of the plotters have been arrested and placed into federal custody since yesterday. The United States has won this long and ridiculous quest against terrorists who have set out to hurt our American people and its historical architecture because of the envy Osama bin Laden followers feel. America is number one and we are the greatest land in the world!

It's been a busy day at CIA headquarters in Northern Virginia. Various members of Congress have been streaming in from Washington, D.C. on Thursday to view the postmortem photographs of Osama bin Laden after the CIA invited members of the House and Senate armed forces and intelligence committees to view the photos and see why the Obama Administration decided not to release them to the public. No one that The Atlantic Wire spoke to seems to have had their mind changed on the question of releasing the photos after actually seeing them. Sen. Joseph Lieberman and Rep. Michele Bachmann are still in agreement with the White House that the images of bin Laden's corpse should not be made public. Rep. Doug Lamborn, however, agreed with Sen. James Inhofe that some of the photos taken of bin Laden's body aboard the USS Vinson are suitable for release. Shortly after leaving CIA headquarters yesterday afternoon, Inhofe told The Atlantic Wire, "It's much more reasonable to show the public these photos."

After viewing gruesome photos of Osama bin Laden's corpse on Thursday, Rep. Ben Chandler stuck to his belief that the images should be released to the world as a dramatic reminder of the retribution awaiting terrorists. Chandler, a Democrat who represents Kentucky’s 6th District, went to CIA headquarters in Langley, Va., where he said he viewed roughly a dozen photos of the al-Qaida leader who was shot to death May 1 by a team of Navy SEAL commandos that swept into his fortified hideout in Pakistan.