Chinook down in Afghan (1 Viewer)

[kdrinkell]

Does anyone think this could be tying up loose ends ?
The Bin Laden team were killed in this so no reprisals/questions asked.

 

[Ernie Machin]

Behave yourself, soft lad.

 

[kdrinkell]

Behave yourself, soft lad.

Pfft........

 

[dutchman]

Does anyone think this could be tying up loose ends ?

No.

The Bin Laden team were killed in this so no reprisals/questions asked.

What evidence is there for that?

 

[kdrinkell]

What evidence is there for that?

Just as much evidence that Bin Laden was killed this year rather than pre 9/11

 

[Ernie Machin]

Well that's me convinced.


Must make myself a tin foil hat tonight.

 

[Cobi Jones's Dreads]

Tactical Nuke ready for deployment..........

 

[kdrinkell]

Well that's me convinced.


Must make myself a tin foil hat tonight.

lol ask mum to do it for you,along with your sarnies for tomorrow at Remploy

 

[Ernie Machin]

Right thicko, are you done? You're not very committed to this conspiracy BS are you?

 

[dutchman]

Just as much evidence that Bin Laden was killed this year rather than pre 9/11

I meant is there any evidence that the SEAL personnel killed in the helicopter were the same ones who killed or are alleged to have killed bin Laden?

 

[egastap]

Of the 30, 22 Navy SEALs from the elite 'Team Six' unit that killed Osama bin Laden lost their lives. But there was NONE who were on the Bin Laden mission killed....only their team members
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...n-rescue-fellow-Navy-SEALs.html#ixzz1UNj0P9Ij

 

[dutchman]

Of the 30, 22 Navy SEALs from the elite 'Team Six' unit that killed Osama bin Laden lost their lives. But there was NONE who were on the Bin Laden mission killed....only their team members
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...n-rescue-fellow-Navy-SEALs.html#ixzz1UNj0P9Ij

From the same article:

It was reported last night that the Seals who died in the helicopter crash were not among the 23 who killed Bin Laden.
According to intelligence officials, the 23 SEALs who killed Bin Laden at his compound in Pakistan in May had recently returned to Afghanistan from their base in North Carolina.
However, they were members of the same 120-strong SEAL Team Six and would have trained alongside and been close friends with those who carried out the Bin Laden raid.