nationnews.com: "GOVERNMENT HAS REACTED with caution to news of the killing of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
The United States Government late Sunday confirmed the demise of bin Laden, who has been blamed for the deaths of almost 3 000 people, including five Barbadians, at the World Trade Centre on September 11, 2001.
“Every country has to be interested in [bin Laden’s death],” Prime Minister Freundel Stuart told the DAILY NATION yesterday.
He noted that security was a global issue and that the United States, Britain and Canada were presently at war with members of al Qaeda.".....................................
The United States Government late Sunday confirmed the demise of bin Laden, who has been blamed for the deaths of almost 3 000 people, including five Barbadians, at the World Trade Centre on September 11, 2001.
“Every country has to be interested in [bin Laden’s death],” Prime Minister Freundel Stuart told the DAILY NATION yesterday.
He noted that security was a global issue and that the United States, Britain and Canada were presently at war with members of al Qaeda.".....................................
“Barbados does not get itself involved in disputes of this kind. Our foreign policy is still what it always used to be: ‘friends of all, satellites of none’.
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