Was Osama bin Laden a good leader?

Answer 1

With evil meaning physically posessed, no.

Osama is a terrorist according to western views and bias, as a result of acts being directly and indirectly coordinated by him, he has been referred to by people as being "evil". In this sense however it just refers to being cold and heartless, killing innocent civillians in order to send a message to the government. To some Osama is a great freedom fighter to others he is a terrorist, similar to Che Gueverra but Osama has killed more people. It is entirely your own opinion, if you are an Islamic extremist and think that the Middle East should be run as strict Islamic states under strict Islamic laws you will agree with his cause. If you are a Socialist or any other opposing opinion you would be generally opposed to this man unless you find his acts against the U.S. as a sign of anti-Imperialism.

It is entirely your own opinion.
He is the mastermind who planed 9/11. Its an opinion question. But he was just killed on 5/1/11 by US navy seals in Packston.
Yes because he was respnsible for the 9 11 plane crash. And he is a taliban.

Answer 2

yes hes my hero Not at all. He is a terrorist from the Middle East.In fact,it is said that he was the leader of the attack on September eleventh,which is also known as 9/11.

Answer 3

The question can be answered differently depending on what is properly being asked and in either case, the answer is subjective:

1) Is Osama bin Laden a force for good:

No. Osama bin Laden spent most of his life plotting the inexcusable murders of civilians for an unachievable political goal. He took the Islamic faith to its most controversial and distorted it to justify actions that violate the teachings of the Qur'an and those of proper human decency.

2) Was Osama bin Laden an effective organizer?

Relatively speaking. While most of Al-Qaeda works out of the individual cells, he created an organization with a unified approach spread across various continents. He attracted young and impressionable people to his cause. Most indicative of his organizational skills was the planning necessary for 9-11.