Las Vegas - George W. Bush says he was "not overjoyed" when President Barack Obama told him Osama bin Laden was dead because the campaign to track down the al-Qaeda leader was done not "out of hatred, but to exact judgment."
ABC News reports Bush made his first candid public comments on bin Laden's killing Wednesday at a hedge fund conference in Las Vegas. The former president said he was at a restaurant when he got Obama's call. Bush said Obama described the secret mission in detail. Bush said he told Obama, "Good call," and noted, "The intelligence services deserve a lot of credit."
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From the point of view of a psychopath or a similar VERY negative entity, they probably do, yes. From the point of view of those who suffer from all of the maneuvers of the mentioned "beings", it is horrendous...in practice.. as we speak... And their activities continue as we speak... wonder what things are included in the list of things they should be given sooo much credit for...I bet these will include more or less the whole spectrum of damage that can be done on a human being...