Obama and OBL

[Lovebears65]

With Obama saying business owners did not get where they got without Gov..
Well

 

[Zxereus]

Yep, Libs have to stop saying that Osama,err, I mean, Obama got Osama. It was the gun manufacturer.

 

[elvis]

so people are wrong when they say Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, and that OBL destroyed the World Trade Center. Got it.

 

[elvis]

I don't like the bastard. But Obama took a daring risk going into Pakistan and killing bin laden.

 

[tinydancer]

With Obama saying business owners did not get where they got without Gov..
Well

What cracks me up is the number of businesses that didn't succeed with governments help. I put up a thread that I just don't have time to drive about another freaking green energy company that received 20 million from the government closing its doors after only 14 months in business. Amorix sp in Vegas.

I've lost track of the green bankruptcies but if he wants to take credit for successful businesses he better take full blame for the ones that failed.

 

[ClosedCaption]

Lovebear needs some tucks for the butthurt

 

[bodecea]

Still QQ'ing?

 

[jillian]

I don't like the bastard. But Obama took a daring risk going into Pakistan and killing bin laden.

you know the obama deranged loons can't give him credit for anything... rush told them so.

 

[waltky]

Dey took out the part `bout where he was hidin' inna bushes with his pants down...

Navy SEAL book excerpts claim bin Laden was unarmed
2 Sept.`12 - The controversial book written by a member of the U.S. Navy SEAL Team 6 who took part in the raid that killed Osama bin Laden doesn't come out until Tuesday, but excerpts from the story have now been published.

The U.K.'s Sun printed the prologue of the book, "No Easy Day," along with several excerpts in the newspaper's Sunday edition. In them, the SEAL--who used the pen name Mark Owen--recounts the harrowing Black Hawk helicopter crash that preceded the May 2, 2011 raid on the terror leader's hideout:

We were now less than a minute from the compound. Intelligence said our target was there, but it didn't matter--whoever was in there was about to have a bad night. ... As the helicopter attempted to climb it took a violent right turn, spinning 90 degrees. I could feel the tail kick to the left. It caught me by surprise and I struggled to find a handhold inside the cabin to keep from sliding out the door.

In excerpts published by the New York Post, Owen recalls hearing the shots that killed bin Laden and the graphic scene that followed:

We were less than five steps from getting to the top when I heard shots. ... In his death throes, he was still twitching and convulsing. Another assaulter and I trained our lasers on his chest and fired several rounds. The bullets tore into him, slamming his body into the floor until he was motionless. ... Lying in front of me was the reason we had been fighting for the last decade. It was surreal trying to clean the blood off the most wanted man in the world so that I could shoot his photo.

The Post's excerpts included more details from inside the compound: