Indian Reaction to How SEAL Team Took Down Osama bin Laden (Minute by Minute)
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I cannot describe the satisfaction that millions of we Americans felt when we heard the news that Bin Laden had been killed.
Ten years to long, fingers pointed at other countries in the beginning. A war but it finally happened, we found out where he was. Intelligence tracked him down and everything put in motion. A hiccup of a helicopter that literary fell, the destruction of the helicopter so they couldn't have it and the military officer running from the helicopter after detonating the helicopter to explode and one helicopter that circled and picked him up
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WHY ALWAYS Americans? WE all sent our armies there, we ALL fought there, we ALL are hurt by terror, also in Europe. You have no idea. We had more than 32 terroristic attacks in Europe and everyday we get more and more "refugees in". I shit on this mentality. Do you know hw many European soldiers died in that illegal war in Irak and later in Afghanistan to fight the taliban? STFU....American big mouths. So painful. LONDON, MADRID, NICE, PARIS, ANTWERPEN, KOLN, BRUSSELS, and so many more. KENIA, AUSTRALIAMUMBAI...shame on you. We all wanted to see his head. How dare you spitting on our thousands and thousands of victims and the thousands soldiers that died. Biggot.
Thank you for recognizing this day guys. We lost so many brothers and sisters that day. I was 12 at the time but it hurt like hell and still does. Never forget.
Pakistan knew he was there. Acting like an ally while secretly harboring him.
Even the locals knew he was there....
Thank you so much for taking the time out and showing respects Everyone who watches your video that's from America and was there Has there been thoughts and feelings As a former member of the military I have my own tick but the fact that you took your time out to watch this means a lot me
After the United States, the U.K. lost the second most citizens on 911 with 67, India lost the third most with 41.
So many people died because of him. I am glad we were able to stop him before he did more. Thank you all the nations that helped
I remember being in the US Navy as an aircraft maintenance technician. I was about to go on vacation after spending all night working and was told not to go home. We spent the next few weeks running non stop flights (sorties) to protect the west coast.
Respect to seal team 6, remember the marines that made it possible
They didn't detail about how the tail of the helicopter broke off and was laying outside of the compound. So they failed to destroy that portion of the helicopter.
What's also amazing is earlier that evening, Obama had attended the White House Correspondent's Dinner, a traditional event where the President cracks jokes with the press. He went directly from that to oversee the operation, then back to television to announce its success. That's why he's wearing a tuxedo in those "situation room" pictures.
Thank you for doing this story on 9/11 today. Love from the U.S.
Can I send you funny commercials to react to in the U.S.?
You also have to take into account the failed Iran hostage rescue mission in 1980. Three of the rescue helicopters failed. One crashed killing eight of the rescue team. Anytime there is the mission like this, it is always feared something will go wrong resulting in deaths. So that's one reason this mission was heavily questioned before being approved.
12:28 The video didn't even get Robert O'Neil's report right.. Robert did say he shot him twice. Once in the chest, and once in the head near his eyebrow. Not twice in the head.
Hey love your channel and the shirt she's wearing. But infographics is a terrible channel to watch they usually get alot wrong. Just a heads up from a fan from California
Yeah, I noticed they wrongfully said Robert reported that he shot Osama twice in the forehead. Robert said he shot him in the chest, and then the head, near his eyebrow.
Thankyou for your recognition. i lost an aunt on 9/11. My mother's sister. We have a little security due to our geographic location. but i am sure it is harder in india to secure such a rough border. plus the history between muslims and hindus is a little rough. Sure the are alot of radical muslims with hate towards indians
There are a lot of Indians who are Muslims.
@@loganhill6601who said there isn't?
can't believe how lucky the team was. their flipping helicopter crashed and they still got the jump on them.
The 1 part the video didn't mention was the US had satellite photos of a tall man walking each day in the garden which state nickname the pacer They could be .sure but because and usually tall, They felt confident that that that was him
Thank you wery much! If you have not seen a Movie called: "Zero Dark Thirty" I highly recommend. Maybe the best and most realistic movie made about the years and years leading to this operation.
Nice video!
To make a military assault helicopter "silent" is only an as needed luxury. You have to baffle the engine exhaust almost to the point of starvation. And then you have to use props that aren't ordinarily aerodynamic. It is plausible -But not likely in a strategic scenario.
I love their accents!!
My husband is Indian but from Keralam, so it's a bit different. I love when listening to him talk. During covid I made him recording himself reading chapters of books so I could fall asleep to him. Many people don't know this but India has the largest English speaking population in the world.
Also my husband loves my southern accent.
Hard to believe it'll be 12 years ago this year in May.
I was only 20 years old and still asleep one bright and sunny morning. After my mom got out of bed and went to the living room, she called me to look at the news in excitement.
I was half-asleep when I went to see what the excitement was, but I was fully awake and overjoyed when I saw the story.
After I heard that bin Laden was buried at sea, all I could say was that wherever he is, he's shark food now.
In reality, we located bin Laden at the villa in the town outside Islamabad by mid-2006. Obama had nothing to do with it. However, we depended on supply routes through Pakistan to support our operations in Afghanistan. It was expected that when we took out bin Laden the Pakistanis would close the supply routes, causing a huge problem for our forces in Afghanistan. A new supply route through the Central Asian Republics was completed in 2011, and bin Laden was taken out very shortly afterward. The Pakistanis did indeed close their borders to NATO supply convoys when that happened. The closure only lasted a couple of weeks.
I remember George W. Bush saying in an interview that finding and getting Bin Laden wasn't a priority for him, that he really didn't care. When Obama gave the order to go in, they estimated an 80% probability that Bin Laden was there, and if he wasn't it would have been a huge international incident. So yes, making that "go" decision was having a lot to do with it. I know the right-wing party line at the time was that he was just a bystander, but the fact is that he made the call that his predecessor wouldn't. And it's not like they knew where Bin Laden was before - when Obama took office, he made locating him a priority for the CIA; it hadn't been one before.
As a matter of fact, during a debate between Obama, John McCain and Hillary Clinton, they were all asked whether they would authorize an attack to get Bin Laden if it turned out he was on an ally's territory. Both McCain and Clinton said no, of course not, that would be a complicated international issue. Obama flatly said "yes" and was picked on in the press for the next couple weeks for being "politically naive." But then the moment that it actually happened, everybody else acted like it was an obvious call, when up to the day before, they had always said the opposite.
So that whole "Obama had nothing to do with it" line of argument is BS. Presidents matter.
@@elbruces I was assigned to the US Embassy in Baghdad in 2006 when we got the information about bin Laden's location in Pakistan. We were also informed we had to sit on the information until an alternative supply route for the mission in Afghanistan was developed. Where were you in 2006?
People where at a baseball game did not know and where looking at there phones and that's how they found out
Do a video reaction to "Geronimo" to see why that has meaning. Paratroopers also yelled "Geronimo!" when they jumped on D-Day.
The Republicans were certainly not wondering whether they should run against him.
hahaha yeah that part gave me a good laugh lol
Yeah that was dumb
My sister(we are Dutch)is married whit a Pakistan guy.I told him Bin Laden is no more,no thanks to Pakistan.The Seals made my day,no made my year.Thanks U.S. for our freedom.
How come we never see her in the new videos? 😢
Zero Dark Thirty is a great movie about all this
I would love to see you guys react to the 2015 movie "Eye in the Sky" starring Helen Mirren.
America 🇺🇸 never occupied Afghanistan 🇦🇫 🙄
It was the Pakistanis who gave bin ladin up..for favours.
How do you know this
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The SEALS had different stories because it's always mutually agreed by these troops whenever they carry out an attack like this, to not divulge pure details to the public.
Seems reasonable to then think that the person who broke the silence first had the accurate story then. Then being followed by others attempting to murky the water.
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Apr. 2,400 people were murdered when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. That day was the saddest day in US history. A country attacked a country that wasn't even in the war. We got into a war that we had no business in and we eventually won. It didn't have to happen though.
No it didn't need to happen. But real question here... Do you really think if that didn't happen we would have just sat there doing nothing as far as joining the war Germany won and took over nearly everything along with their allies all types of governments we didn't like and the fact that Russia probably eventually joins them leaving the powers of Germany, Italy, Japan, and likely Russia as the superpowers do you think we actually sit on our hands and do nothing through all? I don't I think we would have eventually joined just to stop the future of those powerful enemies in power with all of our allies weakened or completely taken over the US likely falls not long after whether through invasion or being starved economically with our only allies being Canada and possibly Mexico and that's if Canada is still a country after helping the British
DON'T Believe Everything They Tell you, we've LEARNED that in AMERICA..... ALOT of questions surrounding this event... I personally, Think, he's Still ALIVE...... NEVER RETREAT NEVER SURRENDER....
Dude: You should learn some of the disciplines that your co-host has exhibited. First discipline you can learn from her is to "shut up" and let your audience and yourself listen to the footage. Your comments maybe done at the end of the footage.
One thing about the American Military and the American government we never let it be known what we are going to do complete surprise
That's how it should be, but it's not always like that. Depends on the administration.
This. Idea does nothing to describe the speed at wich bo laden was curried at sea…
Nothing to see here we killed him, jobs done.
Trust us… here’s a single still photo
We dumped everything in the sea no way to prove or disprove we actually got him
Nothing sue here
Nice video!