Bin Laden raid a lie?

[Pringles]

http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/11/opinio...lie/index.html

That the 2011 U.S. Navy SEAL raid on the Abbottabad compound where bin Laden was hiding in northern Pakistan was not a firefight in which SEALs went into a dangerous and unknown situation, but a setup in which Pakistan's military had been holding bin Laden prisoner in Abbottabad for five years and simply made him available to the SEALs who flew in helicopters to the compound on the night of the raid.

Not sure what to think, the whole thing stank from the moment it was aired though.... it always felt "off" to me. Based on the source (Seymour Hersh), I bet there is a lot of truth in this. How much? Dunno, but it is interesting.

I don't believe much from the media - but this story does make you think.

[Samoht]

Didn't Osama bin Laden die of kidney failure 10 years ago?

[Grobb 1999]

Anyone who served in combat unit that didn't get a little bit suspicious about the no-body/buried at sea thing isn't worth their salty camo's

[loramin]

Originally Posted by Pringles [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

the whole thing stank from the moment it was aired though.... it always felt "off" to me. Based on the source (Seymour Hersh), I bet there is a lot of truth in this.

[Swish]

They never showed us his dead body did they?... and buried him at sea (where we'll never get to see it). Shit ain't right.

[jarshale]

"No yeah we really killed him. The body? Nah we tossed that in the ocean for reasons."

[Madbad]

Something smells fucky

[Swish]

its cool though, just put your iPod back on and buy things

[Champion_Standing]

What exactly about a secret proper Muslim burial ceremony at sea do you find suspicious?

[Bigtokes]

He was dead a long time ago, I am sure. The whole thing was staged to give props to Obummer and first Tranny Michael.