Will Obama blame Bush for the only success of his administration>?

[blacken700]

[headhuntersix]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1383010/Osama-Bin-Laden-dead-Obama-took-16-hours-make-mind.html#ixzz1LJkz0f2d

But the president stunned officials when he told a national security meeting that he wanted more time to think - and disappeared out of the room.
'I'm not going to tell you what my decision is now - I'm going to go back and think about it some more,' said Obama, according to the New York Times. He then added 'I'm going to make a decision soon.'
The head of the CIA and other senior intelligence officers who were keen to proceed were left tense as they waited for the president's decision.
But the next morning after 16 hours, Obama summoned four top aides to the White House Diplomatic Room. Before they could speak, the president put his fist on the table and declared 'It's a go'.
With those three words, the greatest military operation in recent history began. Had it not been for heavy cloud cover on Saturday, troops would have been deployed then.
But they waited another day, and reached Pakistan just before midnight on Sunday evening. Obama refused to tell Pakistan about the mission in case it was leaked by jihadist sympathisers within the administration and Bin Laden took flight.


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[Soul Crusher]

Key lead to Bin Laden came from AQ man captured in Iraq(Where are all the anti-war folks now?)
The Daily Mail ^ | May 3 2011 | Daily Mail Reporter

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They identified him as one of Bin Laden's couriers, an aide the terror chief trusted with his life. But details were scant and agents quickly found the trail went cold. It was not until 2004, when Al Qaeda operative Hassan Ghul was captured in Iraq, that the CIA began to make progress. [/b] Ghul told the intelligence service that al-Kuwaiti was a courier and that he was close to Faraj al-Libi, Al Qaeda's operational commander, who replaced Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.The pace of the pursuit then picked when U.S. soldiers captured al-Libi.

Under CIA interrogation, al-Libi admitted that when he was promoted to succeed Mohammed, he received the word through a courier.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1383074/Osama-Bin-Laden-dead-Courier-Sheikh-Abu-Ahmed-led-CIA-Abbottabad-compound.html#ixzz1LKFrz227


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[dario73]

Key lead to Bin Laden came from AQ man captured in Iraq(Where are all the anti-war folks now?)
The Daily Mail ^ | May 3 2011 | Daily Mail Reporter

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It was not until 2004, when Al Qaeda operative Hassan Ghul was captured in Iraq, that the CIA began to make progress. [/b] 

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1383074/Osama-Bin-Laden-dead-Courier-Sheikh-Abu-Ahmed-led-CIA-Abbottabad-compound.html#ixzz1LKFrz227


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Hold up.  The man was captured in Iraq?   Why is this being ignored?  Damn that Bush!!!

[Fury]

Hahahah, this is blowing up in liberal faces. They better keep those fingers in their ears while screaming "nanananananananananana" to drown out all the truth bombs being dropped.