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Originally Posted by RichieLion
Why the hell is this administration leaking info on what it found or didn't find in Bin Laden's compound.
Is it to our advantage that the enemy knows we found this or anything else for that matter. Maybe they don't know what info or material was left intact and is in our hands. Well, I guess the administration thinks it's only fair to tell them.
For cryin' out loud!!!!!
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/osama-...ry?id=13544154
I guess Osama's second-in-command ought to start packing, because it's been revealed we have info on his possible whereabouts. What kind of frickin' amateurs are running this show!!!
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503543_1...54-503543.html |
At first I was thoroughly impressed that knowing what you do, you must have been sitting with the group of frickin' amateurs who mistakenly released the information and is now collectively distraught and ready to resign having realized how their blunder compromises our intelligence advantage and transfers that advantage to al Quaeda. Why didn't you say something ?!
But then a reliable source told me that this happened while you were out of the meeting on a bathroom break. The group decided to release the information because for every single released detail, they knew, al Quaeda knew, that we knew. It was another calculated way to keep the enemy off guard and at a disadvantage in the eyes of the world. It's part of the regular war or words and innuendo.
See, sometimes when you don't have all the facts, it makes sweeping judgements and indictments seem kind of premature and foolish.