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I am probably to the left of everyone on CD. I find the lack of transparency of our government to be shocking and disgusting. And, given the conflicting nature of the facts coming out, I am wondering what there is to hide.
Without the release of photos, or a body, I have absolutely no reason to believe the official story. It looks like the administration is hiding something.
People who believe a pro corporate/pro military administration without question are quite naive. Wikileaks, alone, should be proof of the cover up and other junk our Government does. We should all be united in demanding evidence and facts.
To quote Jack Nicholson..."You want the truth? You can't HANDLE the truth!"
Why were photos of Saddam and his boys shown? Not to mention all the other photos of "the enemy" shown over time? Saddam boys were pretty gruesome as well. I didnt hear to many complaints about those.
Or no complaints when a room full of our dead soldiers was photographed and released to the world during the first few weeks of the Iraq war.
Those who have family in the military know that the photos have been released to certain parties. There are enough of us who are utterly convinced that it did, in fact, happen. Just because the "general public" may not be privy to them, it doesn't mean that they don't exist. As some have already stated, there are people out there who could see the real deal and swear that they were photo-shopped. Do we always hear the truth? No, that's for certain. Are we always lied to...again, no, that's for certain.
Yes I do. It is also just a matter of time before the come out, it can be on our terms or not. I also know that if they don't show Osama, no one in the Military is going to say a word about it.
The people in the military don't know if it was really OBL. All they know is that some mission went down. Every soldier was NOT shown the DNA results if any at all were.
Not EVERY person.....obviously, but enough have. Do YOU have proof that what some of these military personnel saw, was NOT the real deal? No? I didn't think so.
Not EVERY person.....obviously, but enough have. Do YOU have proof that what some of these military personnel saw, was NOT the real deal? No? I didn't think so.
Do you have proof that what they saw is the truth? No? I didn't think so.
Obama is really starting to make me mad with this whole bin Laden thing. He wont release photos saying that they are to gruesome, but there are pictures and videos of people jumping out of the twin towers on 9/11?!? This president is giving in to terrorism, which means the terrorists are winning even if we did kill Osama.
Or no complaints when a room full of our dead soldiers was photographed and released to the world during the first few weeks of the Iraq war.
The terrorists have no issue with cutting off the heads of people they capture, on video no less, yet we are worried about making them mad. I think the simple fact that we went to a foreign country, ambushed them and then shot him in the head pissed them off. They are just going to think we are afraid of them, they are not going to see it as being respectful, kinda like the burial wont be.
I'm not concerned about IQ dropping, I"m concerned about the public either not accepting this or posting this picture on every media format ever period.
It's not something that we need to see.
However, people will keep on proving the stereotypes about the American public right, it seems.
What I'm trying to say is that should be photographs be released, they'd go viral in an instant, and possibly used in an inflammatory manner which would create threats to our national security.
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