He thinks we should have sent in Chuck Norris.

Hijacked by lesbian tourists?
How did I miss that movie?

I was so shocked, I didn't even give her the vicious slamming she deserved for the "I'm Leaving" hysterics. Well, if you're reading this, Jill, let me take the opportunity to invite you NOT to come back. I hope you have left the entire internet, unplugged your computer, and thrown it out the window.

No sir.

I am trying to draw attention away. from Delta.

That's what you were suggesting, I thought.

So far, without looking, I've stumbled across what SEAL unit, where they're based, and the name of the dog. I think it's all unnecessary information to be made public... unless they're baiting a trap.;)

It goes to the gist of a question glatt posed a couple weeks ago. With Defense budget cuts looming, was a mission capable unit from one branch of service thrust into the limelight for leverage by a CJCS who's from that branch? Did the operational considerations of a mission capable unit from another branch of service preclude putting it into the limelight? Perhaps it simply boiled down to what the best way was to compartmentalize the operation.

Valerie Plame?

Ten years, thousands of lives, billions (trillions?) of dollars but in the end they did find Osama.

In his house.

Has Bruce been seen since he posted this? :eyebrow:

:p:

Yep, ironically it was the waterboardings, etc. that allowed us to find that house.

It's always the last place you look.

In the paper this morning was an article about a dude ranch where you get to go through the "same" training a SEAL goes through. Run by a former SEAL. Pictures showed a bunch of portly men sitting down.

Except that NO confirmed data has been reported that supports that assertion, and MANY statements have been made by THE PEOPLE IN CHARGE that indicate that waterboarding and other forms of enhanced interrogation had NOTHING to do with the operation.