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Army Rangers could have done the mission as well as USMC Recon but the administration wanted to use a military unit that could be directly controlled outside of normal Military units. The administration chose the strange little unit for the mission which is supposed to be under the command of the U.S. Navy but has been hijacked by the CIA. Former SEAL member Marcus Luttrell inadvertently spilled the beans about the CIA in his book "Lone Survivor" about a failed SEAL mission in Afghanistan. In one segment he wondered why Navy personnel who were trained to paddle little rubber boats and withstand hypothermia were following an enemy unit at 10,000 feet in the freaking Afghan mountains. Americans should wonder about the same thing. Luttrell claimed that SEALS won't sleep in the same barracks with other U.S. Military units because they might "blurt secrets in their sleep". What secrets have enlisted ground troops ever had to keep from other U.S. enlisted ground troops? It goes to the crux of the SEAL mission. They don't work for the U.S. Military and as such they don't work under the same Constitutional restraints as other members of the Military. The SEALS have become the administration's private army and they work for a secret organization with a secret budget. In turn the CIA works for the Hussein administration. It's no secret that the CIA had been illegally used by the Kennedy brothers in a plot to invade Cuba and kill Castro but alas the CIA ain't as smart as they think and the Cuban mission backfired big time. LBJ used the CIA in Vietnam and we managed to win every battle and still lose the freaking war. Sadly the CIA hasn't been on top of any major crisis since freaking WW2 and thanks to traitors in both the FBI and the CIA there are no more secrets. It's time a president has the balls to take control of the federal bureaucracy.
and all that has to do with sending Osama to visit Davey Jones how?