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‘The Greatest Betrayal’: Spec. Ops Community Releases Rebuttal to SEAL’s Tell-All OBL Raid Book

Sep. 4, 2012 4:40pm
Special Forces Release

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Many have heard of the controversial “tell-all” book No Easy Day on the Osama bin Laden raid, due to be released today.  A first-person account of the deadly mission, the author “Mark Owen” (a pseudonym, though his real name has been leaked) has drawn significant fire from his colleagues for some what some are deeming “the greatest betrayal the community has ever known.”

Because the book didn’t go through a Department of Defense review, there is speculation that it may contain compromising information.  But more than that, there is a sense of dishonor associated with “cashing in” on the dangerous work done by the brave men, the rest of whom keep quiet in their dignity.

Now, the Special Options Forces Situation Report (SOFREP), a group of the man’s former colleagues, have written a rebuttal: No Easy Op: The Unclassified Analysis of the Book Detailing the Killing of OBL.

In their opinion, it does not matter whether the Obama administration had already politicized the raid, or indeed, if they lied about how it happened.  It is not Owen’s job to set the record straight and correct the country’s elected officials.

“This is essentially the two wrongs make a right argument,” they note.  “If a politician can get away with it [then] so should a former SEAL who was on the raid.  This argument is particularly appealing to those who oppose the current president, of course.”

Moreover, they have serious doubts about just how noble Owen’s intentions were.  According to the authors, Owen “was treated very poorly upon his departure … [and] once he openly shared that he was considering getting out of the Navy to pursue other interests.”

“What do you do when you find yourself pissed off at your former employer, out of a job, and in need of a paycheck?  You start cashing in chips,” they argue.

Special Forces Release

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A number of Owen’s former colleagues have already condemned the man in the strongest of terms, and the authors of “No Easy Day” don’t predict there will be a change of heart.

“Members of the Special Operations community are well known for eating their own,” they warn, noting that others who have behaved similarly “are considered personae non grata by their former units…members are instructed to never talk to the author and the author is never to be allowed to participate in unit functions again.”

A Blaze contributor and former Navy SEAL felt similarly, writing: “Mark, the men who stood next to you should have been everything you needed. Now we weep from your betrayal and we pray for your soul.”

One of the risks, they note, is what they call a “Threat Chain.”

They explain:

Once one person is exposed there are a chain of people at risk. Within 48 hours of the initial press release an Al Qaeda affiliate had put out a death hit on the author.

Then, when FOX News leaked his true identity it became easy for people to search openly on the Internet and secure public records that pointed the his last place of residence in Virginia Beach, VA.  And what about his friends, and their families that still live in this neighborhood?

But what of the book itself, aside from the author’s integrity?  Will it have details on the raid that the American people seem to crave?

Yes and no, they predict:

The reading public will get their dose of reality, no argument there.

However, when it comes to military operations, the details matter, [and] most of the intimate details will not be included in “No Easy Day,” which we believe is a good thing.  It remains to be seen whether classified material was published.  The DOD General counsel has yet to point out specific disclosures.  For better or for worse, this book will become the established narrative on the raid, the only “truth.”  In the public eye this will probably be the final word on how the Bin Laden raid was executed.  Contradictory information will be scorned once the public has made an investment in the story unfolded in “No Easy Day,” and maybe this is a good thing.

In the end, they say, while Owen may have had “good intentions,” No Easy Day “is nothing more than a well-executed marketing strategy that will make the author and publisher tens of millions over night.”

Click here to be redirected to No Easy Op: The Unclassified Analysis of the Book Detailing the Killing of OBL.

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Comments (81)

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  • JJohnGalt2
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 8:30pm

    Our Freedom os Speech prevails. No one knows what “classifed” information was in the book, unless you can see the specifics in the book. Even then, the gov’t has to prove he broke the law.
    Tom Clancy wrote several books that contained classfied information. I know that for a fact, because some things he wrote I was sworn not to disclose in the work I did. Tom Clancy had the okay for his books, because it served a purpose–notably, propaganda for the miliatry.
    Owen should have had Tom Clancy co-write the book, then there would not be this fuss.
    All we want is the TRUTH, and I CAN HANDLE THE TRUTH.

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    • Elena2010
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 8:44pm

      Fool — it’s not abt you and me knowing classified information. It’s about the ENEMY becoming aware of it. Techniques, weapons, how many operators are all classified. We don’t want the bad guys to know what is coming, where it’s coming from, and how many are coming.

      Loose lips sink ships.

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    • brother_ed
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 9:09pm

      I’ll still read it, though.

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    • hidden_lion
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 9:12pm

      Elena-
      the truly dangerous leaks came from the office of the president. No operator is safe, when the man calling the shots leaks to the press. I doubt there is any detail in this book that already isn’t public and terrorist known. That being said, he should have had the book vetted first, as he was legally required to do.

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    • Elena2010
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 9:21pm

      Agreed, Lion!

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    • Nightstalker
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 9:21pm

      We never speak of what we did.
      Freedom hangs in the balance for all mankind.
      The sleaze balls that run our country now, have no honor.
      Unfortunately in order to tell the truth, and stop the lies, he has sold his honor.
      I fear for his safety, not from our community, but from the politicians, and the terrorists.
      They seem to have a great deal in common these days!

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    • JJohnGalt2
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 10:13pm

      ELENA2012
      You blithering IDIOT. What the hell in the book gives the “enemy” information?
      You don’t know it. I don’t know it. So, you stupid idiot. If you knew what it was you could not be saying there was sensitive information.

      Read the freaking book. Then if you see sensitive info, you can speak, otherwise, get your liberal a$$ some education.

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    • b.mclane
      Posted on September 5, 2012 at 12:46am

      ELENA2010 ………….then you should be horrified at the Obama Administration who had mock demonstrations released of the killing of Bin Laden made and sent to the Press !! The author was NOT OUTED by Fox. Rueters released his real name first and any money made is going to wounded soldiers or the dead’s families. The SEAL just wants to set the record straight.

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    • eddvoss
      Posted on September 6, 2012 at 12:03am

      Yeah Mr Galt he didn’t put any of his shipmates in danger or their families….. You called Elana names and she maybe a Lib, I don’t know her but I do know a little bit about the Special Operations community. That is the whole point behind this article. Also he is not retired so he does need to make a living. Some publisher flashes a seven figure check in his face…. Eric Haney caught hell from his former buddies when he wrote his book on Delta.

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  • the Anti-Dem
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 8:21pm

    If these self righteous ****** were so perfect in honor, then they should be just as harsh toward the administrations leaked, and false account of killing Bin Laden. To use the drama queens own language, “weep from your betrayal”, and pray for your own soul for your cowardly passivity in approving a lie with your silence, and failing to protect our constitution from a domestic source that out ranks you. I am going to buy a few copies as a thank you to the one man in your hallowed group with enough balls to call out a lie from the very top. By the way, the harshness of your shunning of Mark Owen make you look like a bunch of brass kissing d bags.

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    • Elena2010
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 8:39pm

      The same group busting “Owen’s chops” also busted Obama’s last week.

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  • god
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 8:14pm

    the title says it all about this bogus book.

    no ez op.????
    the teams exist becuse most ops are relatively ez. and they are carried out by grunts.

    no ez op ??? don’t waste your $$

    wait for the movie, it will be just as fake and way more exciting.

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  • god
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 8:07pm

    “Members of the Special Operations community are well known for eating their own,”

    thats about the only thing about this that can be believed.

    if the companay didn’t want it to, the book wouldn’t have seen the light of day .

    watch the 60min infomercial, i mean interview, i guarantee they won’t ask the big question.

    ‘what would have happened, if the heli didnt crash, and the team could have gone in and out without a trace?

    the book is bogus.

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    • b.mclane
      Posted on September 5, 2012 at 12:48am

      Big tough words from a guy calling himself “GOD” and who never was a SEAL. STFU

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  • Tyler520
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:42pm

    So when will the Pentagon prosecute the producers of ‘Zero Dark Thirty?’

    Oh, wait—

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    • Fecal_Matters
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:53pm

      SOooo now we are to believe…the silent service of Spec Ops released a rebuttal<<<Now that is curious. BTW, how about we prosecute someone in the White House for all those leaks. Nov 6th can't come soon enough for me!!!

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    • Hanner
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 8:13pm

      If he dishes out some of the proceeds to his unit pals I would be willing to bet he will be forgiven very quickly. The Pentagon hypocrites need to shut up and leave him alone with their “selective outrage.”

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  • Maxim Crux
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:38pm

    Well, the guy didn’t make crap working for the Navy. Perhaps at least the military should make as much as a congressman as they actually perform a real duty

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:45pm

      Typically, from a value perspective, one soldier is worth about 17 congressman. I once added it up. (sarc)

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  • soybomb315_II
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:35pm

    Shouldnt they lock him up for revealing state secrets like Bradley Manning? He did not allow the DoD to remove classified information, therefore he is breaking the law…

    Some consistency please

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  • PAPPY72
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:24pm

    You know, I don’t recall all this concern when Marcus Luttrell wrote his books (or the books written by other SEALs as well). Why is this particular instance such a big deal?

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  • Windsong
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:14pm

    Well, Mr. Obama has the SEALS exactly where he wants them…divided. He’s managed to divide Americans by race, class, gender and religion.
    Just a note to all SEALS. The greatest betrayal was the night bin Laden was killed…and the SEALS were put in danger so Mr. Obama could play hero. I can’t name friend, relative, neighbor or coworker who didn’t get angry when they heard the ‘fact filled’ annoucement that night. Geraldo seemed to be the most excited…and he was in the military.
    Americans aren’t opposed to the book written by the SEAL because it’s time that someone tell the truth. The government lied and gave full access to Hollywood so they could put their anti-American spin on things. So a patriotic SEAL, who was on the mission and knows the truth isn’t distasteful in the least. If coverage hadn’t been endless and there wasn’t a Hollywood movie without the expertise of that SEAL, the book never would have been written…we all know that.
    Americans are extremely patriotic and will do anything to help a wounded warrior.
    Americans realize that the military in general and the SEALS in particular do not ask for recognition.
    Americans realize that SEALS were put in danger by the White House invitation, etc.
    Americans are watching their military being cut in half and their borders wide open – courtesy of their own President. Subsequently, Americans are losing their faith in the administration and appreciate the truth…period.

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  • grunt24
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:07pm

    Im just wondering where all the outrage for Active Duty Navy SEALs filming a movie, not vetted by DOD is. I would imagine that more people will have watched that than will actually sit down and read a book

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    • Elena2010
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:19pm

      Act of Valor was vetted by DoD. No foul. No outrage.

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    • Sand
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 8:48pm

      Act of Valor was greeted by the Obama Administration with great dismay. It was not vetted and not desired. Quote:

      Secretive Navy SEALs take starring role in new film
      AFP February 19, 2012

      US defense officials did not find out about the movie until after the fact, causing consternation at the Pentagon, which has an office that vets scripts and negotiates cooperation deals with Hollywood producers.

      Although troops have appeared in movies before, such as “Black Hawk Down,” this film ventures into uncharted territory, possibly jeopardizing the anonymity that the special forces have sought to safeguard.

      There has been a decidedly “mixed reaction” to the movie project at the Pentagon, the defense official said.

      “Obviously, clearly we wish it had gone through the normal channels,” said Vince Ogilvie, deputy director for entertainment media at the Pentagon.

      But the screen debut of active duty troops from a community that has always shunned media attention has irked some inside the military, who worry that a line has been crossed.

      Defense officials at one point even weighed whether to prevent the film’s release by withdrawing legal permission for footage of the SEALs and military hardware.

      http://au.news.yahoo.com/world/a/-/world/12952291/secretive-navy-seals-take-starring-role-in-new-film/

      Again, the same thing.. and it was a GREAT film!
      So this is the same thing and will be as good as Act of Valor was.
      There is always room to hear someone speak t

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  • sparkyrules
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:50pm

    Nothing surprises me anymore.The Great Divider has done more damage to this country in less than 4 years,in so many ways.We’re all being pitted against one another,in one way or another.Even our military isn’t being spared His promised ‘transformation’.He was never a Uniter.Just a common community agitator,this time on a massive scale.

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    • MAX0O1
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:15pm

      YOU KNOW I did not think of it that way. BUT you are absolutley right. GREAT ANALYSIS!

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  • BeckIgnoresConstitution
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:50pm

    “We hold these truths to be self-evident, … that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, … Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” – Declaration of Independence

    Obama routinely omits ‘Creator’ when speaking of these rights. No ‘Creator’ means no ‘unalienable’ rights, thus subverting our God given rights into mere privileges!

    Many conservatives extolling biblical and patriotic principles hypocritically condone the moral relativism of ignoring Article 2, Section 1, of our Constitution by tolerating the usurpation of our Presidency.*

    Obama is ineligible!
    1. Not ‘natural born citizen’ as Art 2, Sec 1, requires; not born to citizen parents.
    2. Born British citizen pursuant to 1948 British Nationality Act.

    May not be U.S. citizen!
    Police prove birth certificate & selective service registration fraudulent. HI registered ‘unattended births’ as HI born, even if born abroad. Moms’ citizenship would then be non-transferable. Is Indonesian citizen by adoption. Has multiple aliases & stolen CT SS#.

    1. VOTE

    2. Demand Congress depose and prosecute Obama and his co-conspirators! Any politician or judge refusing this duty in violation of their oath of office, must also be regarded as a co-conspirator and similarly deposed or voted out of office.

    3. Boycott mainstream media advertisers; inform them you detest their enabling the worst cover-up in our history!

    * http://www.ObamaBirthCertificate.net

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  • rochrealtor
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:48pm

    If not for the disgrace of the Oval office we won’t have this conversation! Amazing. Hang in there men were going to make the change for you.

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  • helioquois
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:48pm

    Having reviewed today’s comments on this story, I am amazed to read posters denigrate the SEALs and by extension, our other SOF warriors. SEALS and other SOF troops are the some of the most honorable among us, and take on some of the most dangerous missions you could ever conjure. They are not boot lickers nor think of themselves as a new version of Mt Olympus titans/gods. They are simply highly capable and confident men, committed to our country, their families and fellow citizens, in addition to their teammates. The book by Mr. Owen does not fit in with the informal standards of SOF to remain as quiet professionals…whilst we see leaks from the White House and over sensationalism of their exploits for political gain, the SOF warrior remains in the background, committed to higher principles that does not denigrate the honor of those who serve now, and those that have paid the ultimate price. This is nothing but a bad situation all around, whereby the book’s author forfeited the love and respect of his teammates for monetary gain–what a total shame. There are many truths spread around here, from the vetting needed before publishing to the fact that had the author remained on active duty, he could not have published his story. All true, but the disintegration of unit cohesion and honor is the most terrible loss, and the many ninnies commenting on what they do not know, and it is blatantly obvious, is troubling to this veteran observer. We must be better than this.

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    • PhilGray
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:50pm

      What fricking part of the constitution did that seal violate..? I spit in the faces of those seals that did not help their own….I spit in their face that they knew the truth and let another of their own down….informal code….I will give them an informal code…semper fidelis…always faithful…..were these benedict arnolds that call themselves seals could have confirmed simply and been silent, they were not….
      They are liars and dishonor the seal image with their statements….go to hell seals, god is watching your actions now……you go look into the mirror….

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  • South Philly Boy
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:32pm

    Liberal Communist DemonCrat

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  • Elena2010
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:23pm

    The Oath that all military members take is to support/defend the Constitution and lawful orders of those appointed above them. This man, ex-SEAL, disobeyed a lawful order about disclosure. I have served commands that dealt in classified material and signed the same when I left that command. When I retired, I signed another such pledge.

    The lawful order is that if you write about your experiences while in the service, it MUST be vetted by the DoD to ensure that no classified material leaks out.

    You are the same folks who rightly castigated the administration for leaking classified material in its bid to look buff on defense. Now you berate those who would personally sanction a former member for doing the same. What is WRONG w/you people?!

    You cannot have it both ways.

    Legally, it was wrong for the ex-SEAL to write his book w/o running it by DoD. His former team and other shipmates have every right to turn their backs on him for the dishonor he has brought to the SEAL teams.

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:32pm

      Legally, he may have been wrong Elena. But morally, he was right. To me, having morality is of greater worth than being legally correct. Laws are just ink and paper, with most written by control freaks anyway. They don’t mean squat except you get a visit from the goon squad if you don’t heed. History and truth are forever. Open up your eyes.

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    • Exrepublisheep
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:43pm

      @MIL-DOT. Claiming that morals supercede the law is all Muslims need to destroy everything. Leaving morality as the rationalization for illegal acts is chaos. “Yes I killed my daughter, because she shamed the family” is a defense I’ve heard before, and likely will again.

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    • Elena2010
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:21pm

      Maybe true Mil-Dot, but when you break the law, you MUST be willing to accept the penalties of doing so.

      We are a nation of laws not of individuals. I’d rather be under law than under opinion of right and wrong.

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:32pm

      Please Exrep.
      Spare me the muslim bull crap. If some govt goon orders you to do an illegal act would you do it? Hitler’s goons said the same thing. “I was just following orders”. I do not follow laws that are morally wrong just because some ******* writes it down on a piece of paper.

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:39pm

      Elena,
      Please notice in my original post I stated that you will be visited by the goons if you do not heed (the law). Your posts are thoughtful and intelligent. Nice work. We just disagree. This “silencing” of our people has allowed our country to decay into the mess we are currently in. Many observed the corruption, but they signed “papers” stating that they would keep their mouths shut. Now that’s honor.

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    • Not_A_Useful_Idiot
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 8:50pm

      When the military is used as a political tool, morality trumps any brotherhood code. Maybe, just maybe those SEAL’s instead of reciting the oath, sit down and understand the oath. The oath is to the AMERICAN PEOPLE and not the government.

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    • Elena2010
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 9:19pm

      The oath is to the Constitution not any person. Therein lies the difference betw US armed forces and say the Nazi Wehrmacht that swore allegiance to a person who claimed to speak for Das Volk (the people).

      And Mil.Dot — behold the essence of the first amendment :-)) In America, we can enjoy a spirited discussion that can end in an agreement to disagree!

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    • grayling646
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 11:04pm

      Bottom line Mil, he signed a letter of secrecy just like Elena and I (although probably worded differently). If he didn’t want to keep his word he shouldn’t have done the job. He could have walked away. As could I or Elena.

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    • b.mclane
      Posted on September 5, 2012 at 12:50am

      For the LOVE OF GOD STOP POSTING!!! You sound dumber with each attempt.

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    • grayling646
      Posted on September 5, 2012 at 4:29am

      …and that’s supposed to do what, Mclean? I mean what is your point? Evidently, you aren’t aware that this comment section is open to anyone who wants to comment as long as you abide by the Terms of Use. If we stopped posting there wouldn’t be a comments section and you would have fewer things to complain about. Then your life would be even more miserable than (then for liberals and Paul supporters) it already is. Soooooooo you should be thankful that we continue to post. Any questions?

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  • 80s_Kid_Wants_Rainbow_Back
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:16pm

    And who knows what the majority of the other SEALS on the mission thought since they were blown up. I’m not one for conspiracy theories but this whole thing stinks. 23 of the original team dead, one voicing his criticism at significant risk to himself and the small remainder supporting bho. Just really strange.

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    • Elena2010
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:33pm

      It was DEVGRU (team 6) that was taken out when the helo was hit. However, those SEALS were not the same men who took out UBL. The teams have different platoons but the same unit designation, much like a Marine infantry battalion has companies and platoons and squads as constituent parts of the whole.

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    • Elena2010
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:23pm

      Clarification: Should have read “a different platoon of DEVGRU that was killed on the helo strike, not the platoon that took out UBL”

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 8:01pm

      You know what? I am starting to like Elena2010.

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  • Silat
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:06pm

    He is a now a civilian and US citizen; he is not a subject of the king. Write what you want Sir! History will be your judge!

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    • BurntHills
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:36pm

      true, the former 1980s-1990s USN SEAL in this pro-America family among our US vets in this family seems to agree, to think ‘Mark’ was well within his rights to tell his story — since he is a civilian now. ..and BECAUSE obama LIED about the TRUTH as obama was CASHING IN.

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  • Walkabout
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 6:02pm

    The author … has drawn significant fire from his colleagues for some what some are deeming “the greatest betrayal the community has ever known.”

    And Hollywood & Obama making a film about it is not & is a lesser threat.

    Get Effin real!

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  • progressiveslayer
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 5:33pm

    I just got the book today and haven’t started reading it yet but if he doesn’t reveal any classified information I don’t see a problem.He should’ve taken better steps to hide his identity though.

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  • PhilGray
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 5:33pm

    Some of us are war time veterans…If the politicians want to use false information to get elected due to what they consider their own “hollow” pride. I have no problem with the former Seal setting the record straight….WHat I do have a problem with is the so-called people who claim to be some elite force that felt a sense of betrayal, yet threw their own under the socialist lying ****** bus that is OBAMA.
    The hatred I have for those seals coming out and playing politics is beyond imagination….
    I applaud their work as much as mine, I was in alot of stuff, so when they get done beating their chests and bastardizing a comrade,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,they can all bend over so some of us combat vets can kick them squarely in the ass…..
    Bastards that do not defend a seal being honest are not honest themselves….I have read the book, and know 95 percent of everything before the dishonest seals came out and attacked him….go to hell you seals that did not defend your own….
    You dishonor the oath you swore defending the constitution…..if you knew the president was dishonest you should have defended your own……..you did not…..you show dishonor and should get out now, so others may LEAD, like this great young man did…..bastards…

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    • watersRpeople
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 5:51pm

      They’ll serve Satan incarnated as long as the medals keep coming, because it’s just about their team and money. I guess the all volunteer military is kind of working against America. The love of money is the root of all evil.

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  • Mil-Dot
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 5:27pm

    These bootlicking SEALS have had so much smoke blown up there asses it is unbelievable. They actually think they are on Mount Olympus and that they are superheros. They are following illegal orders and allowing themselves to be used by Obama for political gain. It is all in the UCMJ for all to read. Real men of honor would refuse to lie and do something they don’t believe in. Not these new SEALS. They are ordered to tow the line and disgrace a fellow warrior and they do so with gusto. No hesitation at all. The US military is becoming nothing more than a goon squad for the criminal politicians. Just like most LEOs have become.

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  • Arlen Williams
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 5:23pm

    This is no easy moment in America’s history, nor must it be business as usual in our military and law enforcement communities. We must all fight the deathly subversive foreign influence which has become our domestic enemy — however it turns out we must. Let this be a step along the way.

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  • wianno94
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 5:16pm

    “It is not Owen‘s job to set the record straight and correct the country’s elected officials.”

    Well hell, the TV media, press and the current administration won’t do it. Who’s left?

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    • grayling646
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 5:33pm

      As a radioman on a submarine (and because of one specific mission) I had to sign a letter committing me to secrecy for 80 yrs. I’m sure he had to do the same to be in the teams. He’s in violation of his own words. Whether he pays the price for that remains to be seen.

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    • FREEDOMoverFEAR
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 7:59pm

      I thought that comment to be funny as well. The Seals that are mad at him for writing the book then write their own analysis. I bet they say “but, but, but, he wrote first.”

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  • PorkPIG
    Posted on September 4, 2012 at 5:14pm

    Good for ” Mark Owens” I hope he cash’s in on risking his life for a traitor communist prez. I know a few special forces ppl, and all they seem to do is bragg and talk **** on “lesser” ppl .

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    • taxpro4u03
      Posted on September 4, 2012 at 5:29pm

      What was it Eastwood said the other night? “…we just don’t go around hot-doggin’ it…” You’d think ‘progressives’ would know about their boy, who back in the day stated something to the effect, “Speak softly and carry a big stick..” {Theodore Roosevelt -}

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