THE SIIGNIFICANCE OF BIN LADEN'S DEATH!

Osama Bin Laden’s death is as significant to us as the families of the 9/11 attacks and the rest of his prey throughout the word.

It’s immediate effect is cash and logistics for terror groups like the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) and the Jemmayah Islamiyah (JI) will no longer be as big and free-flowing as when he was still alive.

I’m not from the intelligence community but from what I’ve read and known about Bin Laden, he’s the only member of his billionaire-father’s family who’s into terrorism.

With his death, the Bin Laden family will surely start saving the hundreds of millions of dollars he had been wasting on killing people and spreading terror.

Especially now that the whole world is into economic difficulties. And apart from Bin Laden, there is no known Al  Qaeda leader who is as rich as he is.

Reduced support automatically means less guns, bombs and other weapons of terrorism for the ASG and the JI, which would translate to decreased activity or operations.

Of equal importance is the demoralization and confusion sweeping the Al Qaeda now, considering that Bin Laden’s death was clearly unexpected by his minions.

Reorganization is surely being done in the Al Qaeda ranks now, along with a thorough review of their security precautions and operating systems since no less than their chief was the one found and killed by US  forces,

This chaos can  be exploited by every world leader to attack Al Qaeda forces in their countries.

And most of all,  Bin Laden’s death shattered  the myth of his invisibility, his being totally untouchable and out f reach by forces looking for him.

I’ll bet that both Al Qaeda leaders and foot soldiers are now thinking—if Bin Laden can be traced and killed, so can they.

Bin Laden’s death is a bloody reminder to them that they can’t run and hide forever, and that terrorism will lead them nowhere except to their graves.

Psychologically or by force, Al Qaeda guys are ripe for the picking. 30