Sitting in a chair with key national security advisers in the Situation Room, located in the basement of the White House on Sunday afternoon, was one of the longest 40 minutes of life of U.S. President Barack Obama.

Operation overview.

With various reports surrounding the killing of Osama Bin Laden, the citizens of the world are still without real answers nearly a week later. Has justice really been served or are we obediently eating propaganda pie?

A dog-toothed titanium, bullet-proof vest and helmet in the ear seems to be one of the secret weapons that were based Americans when they kill bin Laden.

America’s fascination with Osama bin Laden has reached an all-time peak. Every time I turn on the news that’s all I hear; when he died, how he died, who killed him, will his pictures be released? People are saturated with him but want more. What does he have that brings this out?

Do you sometimes get the impression that American government create conspiracy theories for themselves? They have Roswell, JFK, Marilyn Monroe – even 9/11. Now they have Osama bin Laden and the circumstances of his death. But if they wished to avoid allegations of a conspiracy theory, then choosing “Geronimo” as code-name for the operation to capture or kill bin Laden was probably an unwise choice. Why was it chosen?

Hillary Clinton has a prosaic explanation for the picture of the crisis room of the White House. U.S. diplomacy chief was surprised by covering his mouth with his hand. The press speculated that it is horrified by the images during the operation against Osama.

If a look could kill, then Osama would die just watching Barack Obama. Americans came to this conclusion after seeing the photos taken at the White House during the operation "Geronimo." Terrified eyes and strained faces of the leaders have been extensively commented and, finally, and modified for Internet users in the fun.

In 40 minutes it fell “Gerónimo” after 10 years of hunt. Osama Bin Laden.

United States Attorney General said Tuesday that the commando operation "Geronimo" U.S. forces in Pakistan, which led to the killing of terrorist leader Osama bin Laden and capturing his corpse was "legal", Reuters. Eric Holder’s statement was made in the context in which different political analysts and legal experts have questioned the legality of the operation that led to the killing of Al Qaeda chief.