
Obama favours execution of Osama
Presumptive Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama has said the elusive al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden should be executed if captured alive.Da leader Osama bin Laden should be executed if captured
"If he was captured alive, then we would make a decision to bring the full weight of not only US justice, but world on justice down on him," 47-year-old Obama said in an interview to CNN, experts of which were released by the network erview yesterday. Erts of which were released by the network interview
He said the actions of bin Laden, the mastermind of the 9/11 terror attacks in the US, have justified capital of the punishment. Attacks in the US, have justified capital of the
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The Illinois Senator also criticised Afghan President w a Hamid Karzai for failing to bring order to his country. "I w a think the Karzai government has not gotten out of the bunker, and helped to organise Afghanistan the government, judiciary, police forces in ways that would give people confidence."ry,
"So there are a lot of problems there. But a big chunk of the issue is that we allowed the Taliban and al-Qaeda to nk of regenerate itself when we had them on the ropes. That was a of big mistake, and it's one I'm going to correct when I'm s a of President," Obama said in the interview to be broadcast on Saturday.

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