Breaking News: Osama Bin Laden Is Dead! - Part 3

[spidey44]

whoa! on the news they just said that the helicopter that was damaged was a stealth helicopter.

 

[Yurka]

http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/141342/20110504/osama-dead-new-photos-inside-the-compound.htm

Sorry if this got posted already, but here's some pictures taken after the operation. Some dead bodies here, so beware it's a little gruesome. Coolest thing? The badass mother-****ing helicopter the likes of which I've never seen before.

Holy. Team Six are absolute pro's. I dont know why I'm surprised but wow.

 

[Calvin]

Did we ever get confirmation of fakeness on that second picture that someone posted earlier? The one where it looks like the top of his head is pretty split open and gruesome?

 

[roach]

I've only been saying that for the past couple of days

 

[yoshimura]

Every country has done bad things so lets not pretend like the US invented it

That's true, since all governments fundamentally depend on coercive force.

But was it really worth it for the US government to take 10 years, 2 wars, almost a million deaths, taking away freedoms (Patriot Act, introducing the department of Homeland Security) and over $1.1 trillion (interest and inflation not included) to kill one person?

Obviously not.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Why do you want to know that? So you could look up if my country does it too? So you could say so? That wouldn't make your country any less hypocritical in it's dealings with the saudis and other regimes. But if you must know, I'm from Finland.

So you guys are the country who's president looks like Conan O'Brien!

 

[Kelly]

Did we ever get confirmation of fakeness on that second picture that someone posted earlier? The one where it looks like the top of his head is pretty split open and gruesome?

I would think that we would have heard about this leak from the media by now.

 

[Calvin]

I would think that we would have heard about this leak from the media by now.

Well CNN just found out about the fakeness of that first photo that all of us knew was fake from when it was created a while (years?) ago. So I wouldn't be so sure they're up to speed.

 

[Yurka]

I know I'm young and you older guys got lied to a lot by the government in the past, but I'm pretty sure if you guys saw the pictures of bin laden (they're not going to release them) you would regret it, someone getting shot in the head is not a pretty site. If they do release them later be sure to have the washer machine running to clean the puke off your shirt.

By no means click the link a few posts back then


Also, the first body appears to be next to a mattress and the blood stains look to be the same as the ones from the "aftermath" video.

 

[roach]

That's true, since all governments fundamentally depend on coercive force.

But was it really worth it for the US government to take 10 years, 2 wars, almost a million deaths, taking away freedoms (Patriot Act, introducing the department of Homeland Security) and over $1.1 trillion (interest and inflation not included) to kill one person?

Obviously not.

how does the Department of Homeland Security mean taking away freedoms???
What freedoms have I lost?

 

[redfirebird2008]

Well CNN just found out about the fakeness of that first photo that all of us knew was fake from when it was created a while (years?) ago. So I wouldn't be so sure they're up to speed.

That new picture also hasn't been circulated as much as the confirmed fake. It needs to gain enough traction for anyone in the MSM to check it out.

 

[nouan]

He was colorblind, and thought he was grabbing a real gun. Apparently reports say that the same combatant also bit the stem out of an apple and then threw it at the navy seals.

My point beign that maybe there wasn't so much combating and that waterpistol is closest to a gun that these guys had against the seal.

Notable is also the fact that two of those guys have lots of blood under they're heads, but no notable bulletholes in they're faces. Maybe they got hit in the back of the head or something...

 

[Calvin]

That's true, since all governments fundamentally depend on coercive force.

But was it really worth it for the US government to take 10 years, 2 wars, almost a million deaths, taking away freedoms (Patriot Act, introducing the department of Homeland Security) and over $1.1 trillion (interest and inflation not included) to kill one person?

Obviously not.

Actually, if you follow the events correctly, we put aside trying to kill this one person in order to wage those 2 wars. Bush specifically passed on taking out Osama in order to funnel troop resources to his pet war.

 

[Calvin]

My point beign that maybe there wasn't so much combating and that waterpistol is closest to a gun that these guys had against the seal.

Notable is also the fact that two of those guys have lots of blood under they're heads, but no notable bulletholes in they're faces. Maybe they got hit in the back of the head or something...

Jesus christ it never ends with you.

 

[nouan]

So you guys are the country who's president looks like Conan O'Brien!

Hah, yep.

 

[roach]

My point beign that maybe there wasn't so much combating and that waterpistol is closest to a gun that these guys had against the seal.

Notable is also the fact that two of those guys have lots of blood under they're heads, but no notable bulletholes in they're faces. Maybe they got hit in the back of the head or something...

Standard operating procedure is to remove weapons from the scene

and it doesnt take 40 minutes for an elite specops team to kill unarmed people

 

[redfirebird2008]

Notable is also the fact that two of those guys have lots of blood under they're heads, but no notable bulletholes in they're faces. Maybe they got hit in the back of the head or something...

No need to tip-toe around it. Say what you're gonna say.

 

[Calvin]

Standard operating procedure is to remove weapons from the scene

Yeah, how dumb would you feel if you didn't, someone hiding in a closet came out, grabbed a gun, and blew away a couple of your buddies.

They obviously missed the squirt gun though, so they're not perfect.

 

[nouan]

Jesus christ it never ends with you.

Isn't it great? Haha, just commenting on what I see.

 

[Kelly]

My point beign that maybe there wasn't so much combating and that waterpistol is closest to a gun that these guys had against the seal.

Notable is also the fact that two of those guys have lots of blood under they're heads, but no notable bulletholes in they're faces. Maybe they got hit in the back of the head or something...

They were all in close proximity to each other when shot....who knows what blood belongs to what person...they were within a foot or so of each other.

There was a pistol as well as an AK-47 found in the room with Bin Laden....

When you are in a situation like that, there is very little time to talk and ask questions, nor should that time be taken. The point was to get to Bin Laden, not get themselves killed.....

 

[roach]

Isn't it great? Haha, just commenting on what I see.

more like drawing conclusions to something that didnt happen

 

[Whiskey Tango]

Isn't it great? Haha, just commenting on what I see.

And what you don't have a clue about, apparently.

Unless you were there and in the middle of all this when it went down. Oh wait, internet + 24 hour news = everyone is an expert.

 

[redfirebird2008]

There was also a report that the SEALs were told to assume Bin Laden had a suicide vest on unless they found him naked.

 

[nouan]

Yeah, how dumb would you feel if you didn't, someone hiding in a closet came out, grabbed a gun, and blew away a couple of your buddies.

They obviously missed the squirt gun though, so they're not perfect.

I just think it's kinda disturbing. A child's toy in all that mess. And yes, I wanted to tap on the idea that maybe there wasn't so much fighting. I of course understand that they would remove the guns but why not throw around these points? It doesn't hurt to question the events that took place until we get some hard data on what actually happened. Right?

 

[Whiskey Tango]

I played some Call of Duty last week, I wonder if CNN would value my opinion on what it's like to make snap judgements during a live firefight?