Should we really joke about Osama bin Laden? [VIDEO]
Osama bin Laden’s capture and then his death have brought strong vindications for the members of the family related to thousands of victims in WTC attacks.
Just how therapeutic and cathartic making fun of Osama Bin Laden, the man behind the deaths of thousands of American people in the grim attacks at World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
Osama bin Laden’s capture and then his death have brought strong vindications for the members of the family related to thousands of victims in WTC attacks.
It has, at some point, given some justifications on the millions of dollars spent by the U.S. government in running after the Al-Qaeda leader, excluding the millions of dollars spent by former President George W. Bush in invading Iraq while he was supposed to run after the culprit from Afghanistan.
And hours after his capture by a small group of American forces, jokes about Osama bin Laden - - his persona and his death - - have stormed the web and television shows, mostly late night shows.
Here's a list of the series of spiels by the Los Angeles Times that popular hosts of major television late night shows in U.S. television networks. The following hosts have wittingly made the connections between Osama Bin Laden and other prominent individuals and events in the last couple of weeks, at that time of the terrorist death announced by the White House on May 1, 2011.
Letterman: Well, did you enjoy the Osama bin Laden season finale?
Conan: Osama bin Laden's death interrupted Sunday night's "Celebrity Apprentice" with Donald Trump. Which begs the question: How do we kill Bin Laden again next Sunday?Donald Trump and wife Melania 5-2-11
Letterman: In the Osama bin Laden raid, the SEALs sent his image to a satellite facial-recognition system that said there was a 99.9% chance it was Bin Laden. Still, there's that .01% chance it was a ZZ Top guy.
Leno: President Obama says he won't release the Bin Laden death photos. So I guess we'll just have to wait for Donald Trump to force him to do that too.
Conan: The Obama White House has changed its mind and decided to release those Osama photos -- on a set of commemorative plates.
Conan: A bomb-sniffing German shepherd went with those SEALs to Bin Laden's. The dog says the mission was OK, but he was really hoping Bin Laden had a cat.
Conan: Osama bin Laden had $740 sewn into his clothes. Experts say his next plan was either to launch a major attack or rent a one-bedroom apartment in Chicago.
Leno: Reports say Bin Laden lived in that compound with nine women and 23 children. I'm surprised that wasn't a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Fallon: Microsoft is bringing back Clippy, the cartoon paperclip that popped up in Word documents. He's been hiding in an upscale Pakistan suburb.Clippy the annoying know it all paper clip from Microsoft
Leno: Steve Jobs is furious over people saying his iPhone and iPads have secret tracking devices. Jobs says he knows who those people are and where they live.
Fallon: New York state passes a new law that allows same-sex conjugal visits for prisoners. I'm no expert, but isn't that pretty much what prison is?
Leno: Did you see the wind damage at the St. Louis airport? Wow! And the air traffic controllers slept through the whole thing.
Leno: The U.S. announces it's sending its most powerful drones to Libya. But that seems like a long trip for Joe Biden.
Fallon: Libya's Col. Kadafi is reported still in high spirits, although his compound was completely destroyed. Most people would be devastated. But here's the thing -- he's insane.
Fallon: Kate Middleton did her own makeup for the wedding. So except for the castle, the jewels, the limos, the mansions, the servants and the butlers, she's just like us.
Fallon: Did you see the royal newlyweds kissing on the balcony? I was like, hey, guys, get a castle.
Letterman: At least Bin Laden lived to see the Royal Wedding.
Letterman: CBS has downgraded Katie Couric from perky to peppy. She's stepping down as news anchor. Insiders tell me she was involved in dog fighting.
Fallon: Donald Trump hasn't voted in primaries for 20-plus years. Or in simpler terms, Trump hasn't voted in primary elections in over three wives.
Leno: For a while there a federal judge ended the NFL lockout, possibly clearing the way for the 2011 football season. Detroit Lions fans say they will appeal the decision.
Conan: Toyota officials have announced the company will start integrating Microsoft technology into its vehicles. It's perfect for the person who wants a car that crashes every 10 minutes.
Click the video to watch David Letterman’s Top Ten Final Thoughts of Osama Bin Laden on “Late Show on David Letterman” aired on CBS.
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