Could be...I remember Bush saying that he wasn't worried about him anymore, when asked back around that time...
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <noozguru@...> wrote: > > Sorry but I think bin Laden is a myth more than anything else. He's > sorta like the "villain" of many spy novels and has been propagandized > to that extent that anyone aware of such tactics would notice. If you > do then you get called a "conspiracy theorist" and even that is part of > the tactic. I've heard from too many sources that bin Laden was > actually killed at Tora Bora but not enough was left of his body for the > military to claim it. Makes sense to me as also the idea that keeping > him "alive" in the public eye was useful to the military industrial > complex to keep the American sheeple in fear so that they would support > all kinds of excessive defense spending all to line pockets of the rich > pigs who run it. > > > On 08/29/2012 11:56 PM, Robert wrote: > > We are also aware that Osama bin Laden was trained the the U.S. in the > > 1980's... > > Further was are aware that when U.S. forces had bin Laden in their sights, > > in Tora Bora, back in November of 2001, and reinforcments were need and not > > sent in time, and allowed him, bin Laden to escape... > > This allowed a certain degree fear and trepidation to be used by the Bush > > Administration repeatedly to not only prop up the 'need' to invade > > Iraq...but also, to help Bush get re-elected in 2004, after bin Laden > > released a taped message, the weekend before that election... > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Robert" <babajii_99@> wrote: > >> This guy is a disappointing example of a Navy Seal... > >> In that he is disrepecting his commander in chief... > >> And, because he is disrespecting the his oath of loyalty to his commrades > >> of confidentiality... > >> He is making money off of this book, and so we know that his motives are > >> suspect on all levels... > >> > > > > >
