Navy Seal Involved In Bin Laden Raid Identity Revealed
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why would they do that?
meh, dude wrote a book. Navy Seals love to talk about how secretive they are, but they in movies, writing books, putting their training on national television, etc.
If this dude really wanted to stay anonymous he could have.
If this dude really wanted to stay anonymous he could have.
shyt is about to hit the fan, this is a clusterfuk out of hell on several levels
snitches
snitches aint shyt but hoes and tricks......
feelosofer
#ninergang
He wants that box office money and a book deal.
stealthbomber
cruising at 30,000
I wouldn't be surprised if the government set this whole thing up.
They gave this guy talking points, and everyone is going to believe him because he is apparently "snitching" top secret information
If it was real, he'd have been dead before he could say anything.
They gave this guy talking points, and everyone is going to believe him because he is apparently "snitching" top secret information
If it was real, he'd have been dead before he could say anything.
Or they may just kill him anyway so it seems real 
Real
Location: Under Your Skin
Love the seals....
But as of lately, these nikkas been losing cool points.
But as of lately, these nikkas been losing cool points.
Some have criticized Fox News for releasing the author’s name, speculating that if a left-leaning news source had done so, it would have been accused of a lack of patriotism. Others conceded that it was only a matter of time before the author’s real name came to light.
Although the book supposedly does not use ane real names of Navy SEALs in order to protect their identities, Bissonnette could still be in trouble with the Pentagon, which seemingly never reviewed the book, and appears to have been unaware of its existence until this week.
“The author did not seek Navy support/approval for this book. We have no record of any request from an author associated with that book company,” a Navy spokesman told the New York Times, which first reported on the forthcoming publication of the book.
Not seeking permission from the armed forces to publish his account — which is co-written with Kevin Maurer, who has written previous books on the military — could potentially land Bissonnette in trouble, even if he is no longer active in the military.
Although the book supposedly does not use ane real names of Navy SEALs in order to protect their identities, Bissonnette could still be in trouble with the Pentagon, which seemingly never reviewed the book, and appears to have been unaware of its existence until this week.
“The author did not seek Navy support/approval for this book. We have no record of any request from an author associated with that book company,” a Navy spokesman told the New York Times, which first reported on the forthcoming publication of the book.
Not seeking permission from the armed forces to publish his account — which is co-written with Kevin Maurer, who has written previous books on the military — could potentially land Bissonnette in trouble, even if he is no longer active in the military.
Patrick Kane
Superstar
Lol, don't believe this.
It's all apart of the government's plan. Another one of their propaganda techniques
Fillerguy
Veteran
what the plan breh
I met a younger seal at a bar one time, claimed he was on the boat that tossed the body over...figured it was 
but he at least showed me his government id and told me a few rogue details. idk i was 
the whole time, being drunk didnt help either
but he at least showed me his government id and told me a few rogue details. idk i was the whole time, being drunk didnt help either