Obama Kills Bin Ladin!

chickaree wrote: Torture is getting put into a cage and then the cage is lowered into neck high water for hours upon hours.

This based on your DVD collection of Rambo films no doubt. :bash

TPP wrote:

chickaree wrote: I don't think Obama had the time or the training to take an active hand in this mission.

I Totally, Agree, and have been saying that for years, He didn't have the "time", because he only has time for fund raisers, tee-times, & hoops.
He NEVER HAD, NOR WILL EVER HAVE THE TRAINING TO BE an effective leader, or Commander-in-chief.


It should be,

, and we all know it!

Like Bush did!?! LOL I could have really seen him having 'an active hand in this mission.' Please.

Sunshine Girl wrote:

TPP wrote:

chickaree wrote: I don't think Obama had the time or the training to take an active hand in this mission.

I Totally, Agree, and have been saying that for years, He didn't have the "time", because he only has time for fund raisers, tee-times, & hoops.
He NEVER HAD, NOR WILL EVER HAVE THE TRAINING TO BE an effective leader, or Commander-in-chief.


It should be,

, and we all know it!

Like Bush did!?! LOL I could have really seen him having 'an active hand in this mission.' Please.

You mean other than starring in his own action-adventure film proclaiming "Mission Accomplished"?

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. How many "I's" do you think Bush delivered in that little display?

AspenValley wrote:

Sunshine Girl wrote:

TPP wrote:

chickaree wrote: I don't think Obama had the time or the training to take an active hand in this mission.

I Totally, Agree, and have been saying that for years, He didn't have the "time", because he only has time for fund raisers, tee-times, & hoops.
He NEVER HAD, NOR WILL EVER HAVE THE TRAINING TO BE an effective leader, or Commander-in-chief.


It should be,

, and we all know it!

Like Bush did!?! LOL I could have really seen him having 'an active hand in this mission.' Please.

You mean other than starring in his own action-adventure film proclaiming "Mission Accomplished"?

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. How many "I's" do you think Bush delivered in that little display?

The information regarding the courier came from normal interrogation procedures, not from "enhanced" procedures used during the Bush admin.

Something the Dog Said wrote: The information regarding the courier came from normal interrogation procedures, not from "enhanced" procedures used during the Bush admin.

Because Barbara Boxer said so? This administration would never admit that harsh interrogation yielded anything valuable, it goes against everything they campaigned on....but you are free to believe anything they tell us.

Mohammed [KSM] did not reveal the names while being subjected to the simulated drowning technique known as waterboarding, former officials said. He identified them many months later under standard interrogation, they said, leaving it once again up for debate as to whether the harsh technique was a valuable tool or an unnecessarily violent tactic.

From the Associated Press: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110502/ap_ ... _bin_laden

CriticalBill wrote: Because Barbara Boxer said so? This administration would never admit that harsh interrogation yielded anything valuable, it goes against everything they campaigned on....but you are free to believe anything they tell us.

And you are free to believe any b.s. fed to you by the right-wing blogs.

CriticalBill wrote:

Something the Dog Said wrote: The information regarding the courier came from normal interrogation procedures, not from "enhanced" procedures used during the Bush admin.

Because Barbara Boxer said so? This administration would never admit that harsh interrogation yielded anything valuable, it goes against everything they campaigned on....but you are free to believe anything they tell us.

No, it came from Dick Cheney, torture apologist extraodinaire. I just heard it on the radio.

Edited: Sorry, I was mistaken. It was Rumsfeld.

I see, so in this case Cheney is believable, but everything else he says is a lie...got it.

I corrected myself, it was Rumsfeld. But yes, I'd find someone with a vested interesting in defending his own defense of torture likely to be credible in a case where he's admitting it didn't yield results.