Re: CIA stooge Peter Bergen pîssed NY Times dares to claim little evidence OBL [W:166
So, it's time to use that thinking muscle you claim to have.
But, you only give the so what response when you've lost the argument... so ill accept your concession.
Think about what? You haven't given me anything to think about and the fact you don't get that tells us something.
This bit all started you may recall when, in the midst of a conversation over the death of OBL you in post #171 blurted out,...
Oh man... of course you will pretend like the seals involved in the raid were not all killed... just like you will probably deny that the bin Laden burial ship now holds the record for the most number of dishonorable discharges for a single ship EVER
A few attempts at claims here but all stated as ambiguously as possible with the relevance implied, rather than stated.
We could start off with the first bit about
all the SEALS involved in the raid were killed,... which is of course patently untrue.
Robert O’Neill and
Matt Bissonnette for example are both very much still alive and have gone public about their roles in the raid.
Even if the claim that all of the SEALS involved in the OBL compound raid were killed were true, would it be relevant? Would their deaths in later combat mean OBL had risen from the dead like Jesus?
So why do we care? Dunno. You don't say.
But of course later on you predictably amended your original statement. From post #206
Most of the team that killed bin laden died in that crash... According to the family members as well.
Still don't know what that has to do with this discussion though.
So then we move on to another half-hearted claim, that the bin Laden burial ship
now holds the record for the most number of dishonorable discharges for a single ship EVER, which you have stated more than once.
Yes, and that ship has been the ship with the record numbers of dishonourable discharges of any ship prior.
And,...
Reuters - 64 men on that ship dishonorable discharges after the funeral that nobody saw. All of the for selling drugs... Of course, every navy ship has more drug dealers than crew.
The ship in question is USS Carl Vinson, CVN-70. Actually ship
S, as in addition the scandal included the USS San Francisco and the floating dry dock Argo. 49 of the 64 accused were from Carl Vinson. You claimed it was all 64. The total crew of USS Carl Vinson is around 5,000 but I am willing to forget your
other bit of hyperbole for now. The claim though that USS Carl Vinson held a record for dishonorable discharges is at this point in the discussion completely unsupported. Still is in fact since the article you linked to does not even mention if the 49 discharged sailors from Carl Vinson represents an all-time record. Just more hyperbole from you I suppose.
The relevance to the death of OBL is of the
wink, wink, nudge, nudge, knowwhateyemean variety - the relationship between the two events implied rather than stated. That is a point we are still at right now.
Some sailors on the Carl Vinson were bused for selling synthetic drugs, therefore OBL wasn't killed - or at least that seems to be the (non)logic process you are using. I don't know since you won't say.
Several claims, all either completely inaccurate or grossly embellished made without supported evidence or stated relevance. Pathetic.
