Reseña del libro "I Killed bin Laden: The Wildest Dance of the History (en Inglés)"
The novel, "I killed Bin Laden" is the story of one of the UN's commandoes who finds corruption in UN machinery and the issue propells him to kill one of the UN's commanders and escape. While he is fleeing, he is absorbed by a private military team. The private military team's target is towards creating a global peace but meanwhile it has activities to gain income for their performances.The comando's cooperation with the private team is kept on until they have also operations in Iran and Saudi Arabia and in the end the team plans an operation for killing Bin Laden in Pakistan in order to imepede more massacres in the world and not to let Bin Laden be slained by the American military forces.Jones says, “Come on David. Come and see what a new play these rascals have schemed!” I say, “What are you talking about?”Jones says, “TV news…let me turn it up.”I enter the room. Now I can hear it clearly. I am staring at the TV with my hands on my waist.“Robert O’Neal the ex-commando who was in Pakistan for participating in the mission concerning killing the ex-leader of Al-Qaeda said to Washington Post in a new interview that it was his shot that killed Bin Laden. His claim defies Matt Bissonnette’s utterance. Matt Bissonnette is the other commando who took part at the same mission. In a book in 2012, he claimed that Bin Laden was killed by his shot.” I say, “Please shut it up. What do you think about the new play that they have schemed?” Jones says, “Well, you damn guy, they are afraid of us. The United States paid through the nose and a heavy price for what you did. US planned this scheme by his best writers and intellectuals and then you shit the biggest and most costly scenario of the history. You changed that historical scenario. They want to pull us out of our closet by the new claims through the reports and media or they want just to say that it has been a repeated unreal claim by many nuts if we reveal the truth once.” It has been a long time that something inside me has been titillating my curiosity to ask this question and just Jones knows the answer to this question. So I ask, “Was killing Saddam enjoyable for you?” Jones says, “I have never enjoyed killing. Never, even Saddam. But I have no doubt that I did right.”I say, “In fact you ruined their plan so they made that ridiculous televised hanging.” Jones says, “Not important. We must do our job. Then they can scheme any plan they wish. What is of high importance is that we ruined the key play.” Tony Bear says, “Hey you damn bastards! I also killed Gaddafi, but I don’t disturb other people’s sleeping. Shit your bed and shut your eyes. We have a big job tomorrow; a bigger job than killing Bin Laden, Saddam and Gaddafi. So shut up.”
