Was it really Osama?

[whitehall]

In one of the strangest Military operations in history the US Military broke into a compound in Pakistan and shot an old man in the head and buried him at sea with full religious honors. No evidence was presented to Americans that the man was the notorious Osama Bin Ladin and the liberal media didn't question the story for a minute. Now another story emerges that the US Navy Seal who pulled the trigger mysteriously left the Service and is now destitute. How weird can it get?

 

[whitehall]

The death of Bin Ladin was the "mission accomplished" moment in the Hussein administration and the liberal media treated it as if it was a solemn moment in American history rather than a meaningless political stunt that endangered the lives of American Troops. The liberal media ridiculed Bush for his Carrier landing that boosted the morale of the Troops but they accepted every detail of Barry's "mission accomplished" Bin Ladin killing even though the jihad war goes on. Why did the Seal who pulled the trigger quit the Service three years before his 20 year pension?

 

[Mad Scientist]

Naw man, all Muslims bury their dead at sea. At least that's what I heard.

 

[Redwhiteandblue]

No pictures, body, nothing. How are we not supposed to question if this mission really occurred? I need evidence.

"Hey, we killed UBL and we tossed him in the ocean. We don't have any pics to prove it... Just trust us. Be a good sheep, watch tv, and don't ask any questions."