On Faux, Karen Hughes just told Wallace we had our best troops

[Career Prole]

on bin Laden "and if Delta Force had known where he was we would have captured him".
Yup...and "if we had only known" they were going to fly airplanes into buildings we would have stopped them.
Utter failure...that's the chimp's administration. On every level, in every way...utter failure.

[Richardson08]

1. she is the epitome of white trash

[Career Prole]

2. I'd have normally changed channels by now, but Wallace is

actually giving the ho a hard time! :eyes:

[Richardo]

5. I just saw C. Wallace ask Kerry guy if 1/1000th% of missing weapons was

"the best you got". As if K/E concocted this story as a campaign commercial. :grr:

Kerry guy said "The best WE got? This story is a legitmate story reported as stright news by YOUR network."

C. Wallace is just anothe Fox tool.

[jefferson_dem]

3. That white-trash whore is engaged in such a desperate spin job, even Faux

shills can't keep up with her.

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

4. If pigs had wings, one would probably be flying over my head right now

Thanks Karen. I always feel better after being reassured by a raging psychotic.

[skordane]

6. And On Wednesday Texas Will Get Back Their Best Grazer

[Kahuna]

7. Ha ha!

*Snarf*

[DoYouEverWonder]

8. Maybe someone should show Karen this article from 08/02/02

Officials deny bin Laden
escaped November capture

by J.S. Newton, Fayetteville Observer, 2 August 2002


A Special Forces soldier says that troops had Osama bin Laden pinpointed in Afghanistan in November, but leaders took too long to decide to go after him and he slipped away.

Military officials have discounted the story.


The soldier, who said he was on the ground at Tora Bora when bin Laden was located, agreed to talk about the incident on condition that his name not be used.

<snip>

"We had `the man' and lost him," said the Special Forces soldier. "We knew the exact cave he was in and had the coordinates. It was 30 minutes away from our position. But we couldn't get orders quickly enough."

Following the operation, military leaders were criticized in the press and in Congress for allowing hundreds of al-Qaida members to escape into Pakistan.

http://www.ratical.org/ratville/JFK/JohnJudge/linkscopy/OdbLeNc.html