US forces kill 7 inside Syria - Page 16

primetime · #**151** 10-30-2008, 04:08 PM

Danyell.....Do you have a few screws loose as well? ..Nevermind..thats been increasingly obvious...

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Wagner · #**152** 10-30-2008, 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Dannyell

Yeah its sad that civilians died thats why you take a moment and express some kind of remorse ...

As the mission being a success..hold on on that because we have no proof...yet

StanF18 · #**153** 10-30-2008, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by primetime

And Danyell....Understand something...I said this before...We did what we HAD to do at the time in question...And we're going to keep on doing it...Bush, Obama, whoever..Don't be fooled by Barack...You think Special Operations without warning to foreign nations that we are operating in is ever going to stop? You think Navy SEALS, Army Rangers, Army Delta, Marine Force Recon, were just sitting at home eating Cheetos while Clinton was in office? No... I've said it before...We've been doing this for years..And we will continue to do so....Whether you like it or not...

Excellent point. SEALs and Rangers always stay busy, even with a Democrat in office. Obama is NOT going to shy away from cross-border raids into a sovereign country when the Al-Qaeda boyz are setting up shop AND we have actionable intelligence. In fact, Obama has been very clear about this. By the way, SEALs were officially put on the warfare "map" by JFK (a Democrat).

However, I believe Danyell has a point about notifying Syria and Iran before launching covert ops. To that end, I propose that every invading SEAL team should wear cow bells around their necks so as to not startle sleeping Islamists prior to entering their camps.

And of course we should tell Damascus our exact flight plans into and out of their airspace, so they can assist our pilots by lighting up their night sky with AAA fire

primetime · #**154** 10-30-2008, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by StanF18

However, I believe Danyell has a point about notifying Syria and Iran before launching covert ops. To that end, I propose that every invading SEAL team should wear cow bells around their necks so as to not startle sleeping Islamists prior to entering their camps.

And of course we should tell Damascus our exact flight plans into and out of their airspace, so they can assist our pilots by lighting up their night sky with AAA fire

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Dannyell · #**155** 10-30-2008, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Wagner

Good answer

I guess if someone murdered one of your family members and ran to your neighbors yard, you'd leave them alone and say "hey, can you deal with them?"

Wagner I guess I would go over my neighbors to find the culprits but don't forget that same neighbor has the right to 'take me out' for being on his property....

and another point if i take out his wife in the process of taking out the people that killed my family yes i would be apologetic....

Eric5273 · #**156** 10-30-2008, 04:18 PM

In case you guys are unaware, the Syrian government hates Al-Queda just as much as we do. One of the goals of Al-Queda for many years has been to overthrow the Baathists who control Syria, and who used to control Iraq. If Syria was notified that an Al-Queda leader was in their territory, they would most likely take him out themselves and there would be no need to bomb within their borders.

Wagner · #**157** 10-30-2008, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by StanF18

Excellent point. SEALs and Rangers always stay busy, even with a Democrat in office. Obama is NOT going to shy away from cross-border raids into a sovereign country when the Al-Qaeda boyz are setting up shop AND we have actionable intelligence. In fact, Obama has been very clear about this. By the way, SEALs were officially put on the warfare "map" by JFK (a Democrat).

However, I believe Danyell has a point about notifying Syria and Iran before launching covert ops. To that end, I propose that every invading SEAL team should wear cow bells around their necks so as to not startle sleeping Islamists prior to entering their camps.

And of course we should tell Damascus our exact flight plans into and out of their airspace, so they can assist our pilots by lighting up their night sky with AAA fire

I'm for it. There is no need to sneak around in covert ops. I mean, really, why be secretive? Can't I just ask politely where the bad guys are and then go ask them if the would like to come across the border with me?

Dannyell · #**158** 10-30-2008, 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by primetime

Danyell.....Do you have a few screws loose as well? ..Nevermind..thats been increasingly obvious...

go ahead start with the personal attacks from looking at a situation from more than one side....very mature...

primetime · #**159** 10-30-2008, 04:35 PM

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go ahead start with the personal attacks from looking at a situation from more than one side....very mature...

Here we go again....Would like me to issue you a formal apology for invading your emotional space?

Dannyell · #**160** 10-30-2008, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by primetime

Here we go again....Would like me to issue you a formal apology?

nah..staying away is good enough

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