Comments from the founder of Al-Qaeda killers came after the US military made a recent announcement that women today can get into all kinds of Pentagon troops.
The announcement was debatable, as the US special forces felt women could not yet ready to be on the point of being dangerous.
Host of the news program Fox News, Stuart Varney, O'Neill asked whether he thought women should be part of a special operations team, including the team that had stints kill Osama bin Laden.
"I've been able to be operated by women," said O'Neill. "They've really come to us in a special operation. We use a lot of things for some sensitive search, "he said again.
According to him, women can be used when dealing with militants embrace a strong religious ideology.
"I know this warrior religion, they are not afraid to die, but they are afraid of hell," said O'Neill. "And if they were killed by the woman, they go to hell as far as they know," he continued.
"So, I want to say, locks and loads of women. If they do not lower the standards (of war) and they passed it, I think they should get (the position of) shooting, "he added, quoted by Wednesday (17/02/2016).
O'Neill never make a scene Pentagon after it published testimony that he was shot and killed Osama bin Laden. Testimony entitled; "The Man who Killed Osama Bin Laden" in October 2014, the Pentagon has been criticized because it could endanger the lives O'Neill.
Since making that admission, the militants spread O'Neill's identity, including his address in order for him to be killed in revenge for Osama bin Laden.
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