[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

Do you feel the same about Marcus Luttrell? What about Chris Kyle?

The same goes for anybody that releases unauthorized info for self serving reasons.

You are trying very hard not to understand.

[rob666]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

He wouldn't probably be doing this if Obama didn't open the door. The administration are the ones who released all the details of the mission, he's only saying he was the guy who pulled the trigger. It's not like he's outing the operation, that was already done. Nobody should have known who or how the mission was carried out. But we all do, and that's not this guy's fault, he didn't reveal anything about the mission that wasn't already released. Besides saying he was there.

Of course, it's all Obamas fault

[niknik]

Originally Posted by rob666 ↗

Of course, it's all Obamas fault

That's exactly what all loyal Obama supporters say. Doesn't matter that the Obama administration did release all the details of the mission.

[niknik]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

The same goes for anybody that releases unauthorized info for self serving reasons.

You are trying very hard not to understand.

I understand perfectly. You have you're opinion just because I disagree doesn't mean I don't understand

If everything wasn't already released I don't believe this guy would be coming out. The harm was already done. They released everything on how they found him, who found him, how and where they trained, where they staged, how they got in, who was shot, what went wrong what went right. None of that should have been released.


"Internal administration emails released last month in a Freedom of Information lawsuit show extraordinary cooperation between filmmakers working on a movie about the bin*Laden*raid and Obama political appointees. At least one person who took part in the raid was made available to the movie’s director and screenwriter, the emails show.
Washington Times

I don't think this guy should be coming out and speaking about it. But I also don't think other people should make millions off what he did and he gets nothing.

[FunkPumpkin]

Hero? I think not. He's a self-serving prick who couldn't hold his honor and keep his mouth shut.

[Sharon]

Despite controversy surrounding him speaking out, he does have an amazing account to share and one of political importance.

He better watch out though, his personal safety is now threatened.

[Sharon]

O'Neill shot him once, leaving him mortally-wounded and the terrorist was killed by two other SEALs with further shots to the chest rather than forehead.

The Man Who Shot Bin Laden - two others killed him

[Clubhouse]

Retired Navy Seal Rob O'Neil has gone public and revealed that he was the person who shot and killed Osama bin Laden.

In other news a major insurance company has revealed that they have terminated the life insurance policy of a Mr Rob O'Neil.

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by rob666 ↗

Of course, it's all Obamas fault

Well, it somewhat is though. It was part of his "transparency" campaign to bring more spotlight on things that use to be well out of the public eye.

He started that practice by allowing first the Maersk Alabama incident to go public. (which of course brought big issues).

Sad thing about all this, is the MILLIONS people has made off of seal team 6, and their past operations. Then one member gets in big trouble for making a few bucks as a consultant for a gaming company

[niknik]

Originally Posted by FunkPumpkin ↗

Hero? I think not. He's a self-serving prick who couldn't hold his honor and keep his mouth shut.

Typical. Shit on a hero. I'm afraid you don't know what honor is. Honor would be our country taking care of people like him. Because he's the guy we call on when shit needs to get done. Instead our president and other politicians and writers, producers, and such exploit his heroics. Where's the honor? We exploit our hero's life, and don't give them anything in return.

He shouldn't be coming out. But I'm interested in why he did. But whatever his reasons are doesn't take away from what he's done for his country. Him taking credit for killing Bin Laden in no way harms America.