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While hundreds of reporters, curious neighbors continue to gather around estate that housed world's most notorious terrorist, Pakistani officials mull mansion's fate. Police want place demolished in fear it might become place of worship, target for acts of vengeance; local authority opts for new tourist attraction to help boost Abbottabad economy
Originally posted by moogins
Whats in store?
Merchandising, that's where the real money is made. Not the movie.
The BinLaden Breakfast Cereal!
The BinLaden Water Pistol!
The BinLaden NeckTie!
The BinLaden Flamethrower
Originally posted by ~Lucidity
reply to post by donatellanator
It's almost like burying him at sea, isn't it? Only it needed to stay around for a while longer than his body did.
On the other hand, I can see their point about it being a morbid curiosity too. What really useful purpose would it serve keeping it around other than that?
Guess we have to assume or take their word that, if they do decide to destroy it, everything will be fully checked and out well documented.
Originally posted by Expat888
reply to post by ~Lucidity
Maybe am getting too cynical in my old age.. But after seeing the disgusting display of people celebrating / glorifying the death of another human being - along with the greed / commercialise everything mentality it wouldnt surprise me in the least if they find a way to profit from death yet again..
Thus my guess on what they will do with it..
Two days later, he had sold more than a $100,000 in t-shirts at $12 each.
But today, Maurice says he did some soul searching.
“I will now be refunding all orders on Osama dead tees,” he says. “Celebrating over the death of someone, whoever it is, is evil in my eyes.”
“I feel it’s not a positive way to be making money,” he says. “I don’t want my success to come at the expense of anyone else.
He says he wants to make money the right way.
So, he’s launching another site, selling a wider variety of clothing.
Originally posted by donatellanator
Originally posted by Expat888
reply to post by ~Lucidity
Maybe am getting too cynical in my old age.. But after seeing the disgusting display of people celebrating / glorifying the death of another human being - along with the greed / commercialise everything mentality it wouldnt surprise me in the least if they find a way to profit from death yet again..
Thus my guess on what they will do with it..
Some college kid already made over $100,000 US for making OBL DEAD shirts right after it happened. He sold 10,000 that night at $12 a piece.
newyork.cbslocal.com...
Scratch that.
Two days later, he had sold more than a $100,000 in t-shirts at $12 each.
But today, Maurice says he did some soul searching.
“I will now be refunding all orders on Osama dead tees,” he says. “Celebrating over the death of someone, whoever it is, is evil in my eyes.”
“I feel it’s not a positive way to be making money,” he says. “I don’t want my success to come at the expense of anyone else.
He says he wants to make money the right way.
So, he’s launching another site, selling a wider variety of clothing.
edit on 7-5-2011 by donatellanator because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Expat888
Originally posted by donatellanator
Originally posted by Expat888
reply to post by ~Lucidity
Maybe am getting too cynical in my old age.. But after seeing the disgusting display of people celebrating / glorifying the death of another human being - along with the greed / commercialise everything mentality it wouldnt surprise me in the least if they find a way to profit from death yet again..
Thus my guess on what they will do with it..
Some college kid already made over $100,000 US for making OBL DEAD shirts right after it happened. He sold 10,000 that night at $12 a piece.
newyork.cbslocal.com...
Scratch that.
Two days later, he had sold more than a $100,000 in t-shirts at $12 each.
But today, Maurice says he did some soul searching.
“I will now be refunding all orders on Osama dead tees,” he says. “Celebrating over the death of someone, whoever it is, is evil in my eyes.”
“I feel it’s not a positive way to be making money,” he says. “I don’t want my success to come at the expense of anyone else.
He says he wants to make money the right way.
So, he’s launching another site, selling a wider variety of clothing.
edit on 7-5-2011 by donatellanator because: (no reason given)
Not surprising.. They always find ways to profit from death and misery.. Disgusting.. Just saw your addition .. More like he had made enough bloodmoney to fund his new venture as doubt he gave refunds after his "soul searching" sounds like cya .. Ahh well its his karma that is affected and karma will come knocking to collect..edit on 7/5/11 by Expat888 because: Addition..
Originally posted by TREASONFX
Yeah bin laden was ere gone but not forgotten Dousn't matter wich way you look at it most likely the most famous patch of land in the world at the minute.