What Do We Really Know About Osama bin Laden’s Death? (myth, Michigan)
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What Do We Really Know About Osama bin Laden’s Death?
This is an excellent eye-opening article, and very long. I agree 100%with investigative journalist
Seymour Hersh, that the entire government's account is a total "FABRICATION"!
While unlikely there is a slim possibility that he was captured alive, the only thing better than an alive or dead Bin Laden would be an alive Bin Laden that was officially dead. This is the ideal scenario for the intelligence community . If he was captured alive he would have long outlived his usefulness by now and certainly would have been killed.
We know nothing. We have no proof of anything. It's all a myth until there's proof.
I recall Hersch being dragged through the mud over this. It was nauseating to see the complicit liberal media parroting the official White House narrative, lots of which as now been debunked, in an effort to silence Seymour Hersch.
He's living in Bozeman, Montana. A drunk lady called the police and reported seeing him there back in 2003.
Coalman is right. Bin Ladin alive but officially dead is better that if he is sincerely dead. But he's most sincerely dead. If he was alive, he was too big a deal to avoid showing him off, and there would have been a picture of him taken by someone by now. Burying him at sea denied Al Quida a martyr's shrine.
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