Comments on: Crypto Commandos Killed Bin Laden?

By: Cass_of_MPLS

Cass_of_MPLS — Thu, 19 May 2011 12:20:07 +0000

Yes. It’s in bad taste. If you want to add up the cost in human life it took to GET bin-Laden—nearly 7,000 American Service Personnel PLUS our UK allies(around another 500). There’s nothing to smile about here.
It was necessary. But it is nothing to joke about.

By: gridbug

gridbug — Sun, 15 May 2011 03:39:35 +0000

Personally (and it’ll be interesting to read the responses to this, should the mods let the post stay) I’m of the opinion that Bin Laden died well before this whole “Seal Team Six” episode. Don’t forget, kids… American politics is nothing but a rigged game played out in theatre. There’s a strong case for the supposition that Bin Laden actually died in late 2001, either from the protracted bombings in Tora Bora, complications from his dialysis, or a combination of both. Make no mistake, the man has left this mortal coil, but I’m somewhat dubious as to the timing and circumstances surrounding the recent announcement of his timely demise.

Just sayin’.

By: Dr Kaco

Dr Kaco — Sun, 15 May 2011 02:51:02 +0000

It’s a “No Budget Production”, they been doing senseless humor for sometime now regarding Bigfoot on YouTube. I couldn’t imagine they posted it to offend anyone, it’s not in their intellect to do so. They just want to make some goofy spoof.
Now, in regards to the whole media coverage on the Osama assassination, I’d rather not know who or what ‘covert’ team did the job. Isn’t that the whole meaning of ‘covert’ Ops? They did the job and that’s what counts. I just think the world as a whole has grown “too small” for my taste. We don’t need to know every detail.
But with the US intelligence finding someone so ‘elusive’…now that gives me hope someone out there will find the ‘elusive’ Bigfoot
~Peace~Love~Empathy

By: airforce47

airforce47 — Sat, 14 May 2011 17:55:57 +0000

Greetings,

Interesting post by Loren who asks for opinions about the video. I think it would depend on your interpretation of it and events surrounding the viewers life.

I find it a humorous sarcasm aimed at the death of one of the worlds most evil people along with the supposed existence of Sasquatch. The makers could have left out the foul language and I might have shown it to my grandchildren.

However, to diehard Sasquatch believers without a sense of humor and the families of the victims of terror it most likely isn’t funny at all. Just an opinion and my best,