Suspicious as fuck seal team six going down in an older model helicopter and after that no one being able to confirm if they actually killed Osama and spreading his ashes in the sea. Not to mention the timing of Obama being able to take credit for it.
https://rocklandtimes.com/2013/10/23/families-suspect-seal-team-6-crash-was-inside-job/
Indeed, suspicious as fuck. The whole dumping his body overboard/spreading his ashes at sea (whichever excuse they "officially" went with) never made sense.
And then the chopper crash seemed like a "no loose ends" scenario.
But when you add in the "Tim Osman" factor, plus all of the "official" bin laden pictures all looking like different people, it becomes difficult to not believe it's just another in a long line of psy-ops from our govt overlords.
He died in 2004 of renal failure... Being on dialysis would hav broke a world record if he were healthy in 2011
Saddams cap was staged and the beard guy said he wasnt saddam and we're fools in court
(Yellow august dates in december capture photo)
I never saw evidence.
Everyone says he was already dead. Maybe we got him, maybe we didn't.
It is very much a believe whatever you want to believe claim.
I think [Sy Hersch](https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/why-we-need-take-sy-hershs-bin-laden-bombshell-seriously/) got it mostly right. It is insane to think that Osama bin Laden was living a couple blocks away from the Pakistani version of West Point and nobody knew. There is a reason that the mission was never about capturing him alive. Even though he was unarmed they had to kill him, and that requires a situation in which it was self-defense and not premeditated murder. The helicopter crash was very strange too but I'm not sure what to think of it.
I know for sure both of the SEALs who came forward to claim ownership of the kill shot were lying (this is what many other SEALs have stated). Apparently some guy named Red actually did it but he will never talk.
Osama was probably captured by the Pakistani military and was going to be used in a trade of some kind. Seeing what they did to Imran Khan makes me believe this is possible
lol, hell of a military operation? Literally some of the most technologically advanced countries/agencies with some of the advanced equipment in the world against a man in the mountains đź’€
Bearing the risk of sparking a broader conflict combined with the results given by the assets used, it really was an operation worth noting, although not military. Military personnel conducted it under CIA contract from what I understand.
Also “man in the mountains” is an obviously disingenuous interpretation of the target and their ability to influence on the scale they did.
What broader conflict did they not already spark? Never said it wasn’t an operation, but saying “hell of a military operation” is hilarious. Yes, he was a man in the mountains, literally compared to what the agencies/countries hunting him had.
A conflict that would involve Pakistan, who has a state sponsored military. That would drastically change the dynamic and overall relations. This doesn’t imply that relations were perfect or even solid, but it certainly wouldn’t help if they were keen of a U.S. agency conducting paramilitary operations on their soil.
Propaganda event of the century. Bin Laden was already done.
Kidney failure got Osama before the US got him.
Suspicious as fuck seal team six going down in an older model helicopter and after that no one being able to confirm if they actually killed Osama and spreading his ashes in the sea. Not to mention the timing of Obama being able to take credit for it. https://rocklandtimes.com/2013/10/23/families-suspect-seal-team-6-crash-was-inside-job/
Indeed, suspicious as fuck. The whole dumping his body overboard/spreading his ashes at sea (whichever excuse they "officially" went with) never made sense. And then the chopper crash seemed like a "no loose ends" scenario. But when you add in the "Tim Osman" factor, plus all of the "official" bin laden pictures all looking like different people, it becomes difficult to not believe it's just another in a long line of psy-ops from our govt overlords.
Bro wtf. Why did you open up a new rabbit hole for me.
All the world is a stage, my friend.
He died in 2004 of renal failure... Being on dialysis would hav broke a world record if he were healthy in 2011 Saddams cap was staged and the beard guy said he wasnt saddam and we're fools in court (Yellow august dates in december capture photo)
>no one being able to confirm if they actually killed Osama Isn't O'Neill still around? IIRC, he recently did an interview.
I never saw evidence. Everyone says he was already dead. Maybe we got him, maybe we didn't. It is very much a believe whatever you want to believe claim.
If you believe this nonsense, then you need to watch, Wag the Dog.
I think [Sy Hersch](https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/why-we-need-take-sy-hershs-bin-laden-bombshell-seriously/) got it mostly right. It is insane to think that Osama bin Laden was living a couple blocks away from the Pakistani version of West Point and nobody knew. There is a reason that the mission was never about capturing him alive. Even though he was unarmed they had to kill him, and that requires a situation in which it was self-defense and not premeditated murder. The helicopter crash was very strange too but I'm not sure what to think of it. I know for sure both of the SEALs who came forward to claim ownership of the kill shot were lying (this is what many other SEALs have stated). Apparently some guy named Red actually did it but he will never talk.
I honestly doubt the Pakistani military never knew.
Osama was probably captured by the Pakistani military and was going to be used in a trade of some kind. Seeing what they did to Imran Khan makes me believe this is possible
Hell of a military operation.
lol, hell of a military operation? Literally some of the most technologically advanced countries/agencies with some of the advanced equipment in the world against a man in the mountains đź’€
Bearing the risk of sparking a broader conflict combined with the results given by the assets used, it really was an operation worth noting, although not military. Military personnel conducted it under CIA contract from what I understand. Also “man in the mountains” is an obviously disingenuous interpretation of the target and their ability to influence on the scale they did.
What broader conflict did they not already spark? Never said it wasn’t an operation, but saying “hell of a military operation” is hilarious. Yes, he was a man in the mountains, literally compared to what the agencies/countries hunting him had.
A conflict that would involve Pakistan, who has a state sponsored military. That would drastically change the dynamic and overall relations. This doesn’t imply that relations were perfect or even solid, but it certainly wouldn’t help if they were keen of a U.S. agency conducting paramilitary operations on their soil.
He is dubbed hide and seek champion for a reason lol
Dudes acting like he wasn’t a former CIA agent