It may have taken 21 years to get him since the evil terrorist dubbed “bin Laden’s brains” masterminded the 9/11 attacks. But better late than never.
For more than three decades, Zawahiri plotted the murder of thousands of Americans in a series of atrocities and was just as dangerous as his more infamous boss, whom he replaced after bin Laden was killed in 2011.
So I’m thrilled he’s dead, appropriately chopped to pieces by Hellfire R9X missiles fired from an unmanned Predator drone. These so-called “ninja bombs” don’t have warheads, instead deploying six blades that fly at high speed, with extraordinary precision, and literally slice and dice their target.
I can’t think of a better way for a sadistic bastard like Zawahiri to die.
Nor can I think of a better place to be when it happened than New York City, which coincidentally is where I also was when the bin Laden news broke.
From the various conversations I’ve had today, New Yorkers feel a collective visceral need for these moments of vengeance and accountability for the 9/11 barbarism.
And I’m sure most share my view that Biden deserves great credit for ordering the successful strike, which is a major victory for the US in the ongoing war on terror.
But before he goes on too ecstatic a victory lap, I have one urgent question for the president: What the hell was Zawahiri doing casually standing on the balcony of a downtown residential house in Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul? More at https://nypost.com/2022/08/02/al-zawahiris-death-is-a-great-win-for-america-but-confirms-a-catastrophic-failure-by-biden/
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