Osama Bin Laden was killed by U.S Forces in Pakistan, but there is debate on whether the US did the right decision by hunting him down and killing him.

Bin Ladens son has approached the media with international laws stating that it was illegal to kill Osama Bin Laden. We all know that most Americans think that he deserved to die, but just as many feel that like anyone he had rights, and those rights would guarantee him a fair trial.

There is still uncertainty amongst people if their nightmare is already over since the US government did not release a photo of the dead Osama, and they got rid of the body quickly after announcing the death of Osama Bin Laden.

Is the war with Al Qaida over, and does the death of one man stop their actions?

After two weeks of hesitation The White House has annonced their response to the election of the new Afghan President Hamid Karzai. He was the winner in the recent disputable election where they found proof that almost a fifth of all the votes might have been fraudulent.

Obamas Administration clearly turned their backs on their previous standards to not take take a stand before the investigation of a possibly rigged voting has completed. They have admitted that Karzai will be the president for the following half a decade because of the fact that even if there was a re-vote he would most certainly be still elected due to his large and wide spread group of supporters.

This is going to definitely force President Obama to give further reasons for US troop deplyoments to Afghanistan.