60 Minutes Interview with Bin Laden Raid Author

[jhale667]

It's THAT part of this situation that infuriates me, much more than the book itself....

Fox (and one other news organization, can't remember which one) outed this guy, putting he and his family in immediate risk.....

I find that unfathomable.....

Agreed. Outing him is borderline treasonous. Definitely isn't ethical journalism, that's for sure.

[Va Beach VH Fan]

Agreed. Outing him is borderline treasonous. Definitely isn't ethical journalism, that's for sure.

If, Invisible Man in the Sky forbid, he or a member of his family is targeted, charges should be brought against them....

[ELVIS]

God is not a man...

[Seshmeister]

No, she's a Flying Spaghetti Monster...

[jhale667]

Touched by an Angel (hair pasta)

No, she's a Flying Spaghetti Monster...

Perhaps someday Elbow will be filled with the holy spirit...of her noodly appendage.

[Va Beach VH Fan]

Perhaps someday Elbow will be filled with the holy spirit...of her noodly appendage.

Please, no angel hair jokes, it's my favorite kind.... :D

[jhale667]

Please, no angel hair jokes, it's my favorite kind.... :D

[Jesus Christ]

God is not a man...

Well that depends on what ye mean by "God"

If ye believe that My Father and I are One, then I am God, and God is a man, because I AM.

[Va Beach VH Fan]

Well it is, darnit.....

[Angel]

Please, no angel hair jokes, it's my favorite kind.... :D

Oh, there are so many jokes I could make....

[Seshmeister]

Well that depends on what ye mean by "God"

If ye believe that My Father and I are One, then I am God, and God is a man, because I AM.

That of course would make you bipolar with a god complex and mean you constantly talk to yourself and fucked your own mother.

gib·ber·ish (jbr-sh)
n.
1. Unintelligible or nonsensical talk or writing.
2.
a. Highly technical or esoteric language.
b. Unnecessarily pretentious or vague language.
[Probably from gibber, to speak unintelligibly (of imitative origin) + -ish.]

[ELVIS]

But you're both incorrect...

[Nickdfresh]

It's THAT part of this situation that infuriates me, much more than the book itself....

Fox (and one other news organization, can't remember which one) outed this guy, putting he and his family in immediate risk.....

I find that unfathomable.....

You know it's funny, I was watching some college football at a bar tonight, and ESPN identified a positional player at a major university as "the youngest person ever to serve in the Delta Force" and they went on about how he was an ex-SF Delta member before getting out and going to school. I thought it was kinda bullshit. I won't say what school or his name, but it's all pretty grab-ass if you ask me. This guy and his family, maybe even teammates and classmates, are now at (albeit a small) level of risk...

[BigBadBrian]

It's THAT part of this situation that infuriates me, much more than the book itself....

Fox (and one other news organization, can't remember which one) outed this guy, putting he and his family in immediate risk.....

I find that unfathomable.....

Yeah, it was a shitty thing to do, though stories like this are simply a race among major news organizations, just like the outing of Prince Harry in Afghanistan a few years ago. The real question is: how did this reporter learn of this guy's real name? Who told him? Could it possibly have been Bissonnette himself?

[BITEYOASS]

I have a gut feeling that the author was never even a SEAL to begin with. He was probably just some boatswain from an Ammo ship more than likely.