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Originally posted by theUNKNOWNawaits
Extremely suspicious indeed.
Although one can not be too surprised as some airplane/helicopter with someone(s) important who have information that could hurt the government if known or someone(s) working against what the elite want are in it, somehow conveniently crashes and kills them.
This has happened before and will happen again. Very sad to see and my heart goes to the families of those killed.
Originally posted by summer5
reply to post by Stormdancer777
That's IF they actually killed him and buried him at sea. They said they did, but they said a lot of things that were contradicting in different reports.
They watched the attack, they didn't watch the attack. They watched it live, they didn't watch it live. He was armed, he wasn't armed. He used his wife as a human shield, he didn't use her as a human shield...the list goes on and on...and I feel this story will unravel in like manner.
Originally posted by Section31
After reading the FoxNews.com and the articles in this thread, I became a conspiracy theorist for approximately 4.5 seconds.
Its a WTH? type of moment.
Originally posted by summer5
Originally posted by Section31
After reading the FoxNews.com and the articles in this thread, I became a conspiracy theorist for approximately 4.5 seconds.
Its a WTH? type of moment.
Only 4.5 seconds That's a record!
Among the 25 U.S. special operations forces killed in Wardak province were 22 Navy SEALS, considered to be the "best of the best." Seven Afghan troops also died. The majority of the Navy SEALs who died belonged to the same covert unit that conducted the raid that killed Osama bin Laden in May, though they were not the same men, the military official said.