Osama’s Death a Big Plus for President Obama

There’s no doubt about that.

From today, there would be two awesome moments that would be fondly  remembered with Barrack Obama’s era. First, which will come foremost is his historic election as the first black President of the United States of America. That was a wonderful moment for all and sundry.

But now, Osama Bin Laden death will be passionately remembered with Obama’s reign. Having pulled the trigger first at the USA with his terrorist activities and managed to hide from the super power for several years, Osama heaped anger and rage to a bounty of $25 million for his head or his handcuffed self. The man's remains were all the US could gather but that would not make anyone care a bit now. The fact is the world most wanted enemy is no longer living with us. He's gone and fortunately, or otherwise, he only went out of this world with a shattered skull after a bullet penetrated it or so it’s reported. Fortunate, because the man would not have to answer (at least in the world’s courts) to multiple atrocities he meted upon good people in this planet.

With President Obama playing a significant role in Osama’s long-awaited demise-by giving orders as the commander-in-chief-he lifts himself atop among the greatest leaders of his era. Osama’s capture has been salivated for by as many people as those who have been hungry for his death. And with President Obama being the first to turn to Osama’s death page, he made himself a darling not only to Americans but also to every other individual in the world craving for Osama’s death.

When history is written about Obama, his superior exploits which saw him elevated to the top job in the USA amidst inferior thoughts will surely come forth, however, his commandeering that saw the death of, until his killing, the world’s most feared man will certainly follow suit that story enlightening about his momentous election.

This development, other than setting the timely pace for the wiping out of the terrorism menace that has taken siege of the entire world and which has been heightened by Osama Bin Laden since the turn of this century, would add an impetus to a growing belief on President Obama by USA citizens who had initially been disillusioned by Obama’s soft and indirect way of handling serious matters. The president would certainly add this on his fast-approaching re-election campaign and if there’s one thing that would strengthen his re-election bid then it’s this latest achievement.