kiwiman127
Comfortably Moderate
Basically, Trump did lie when he described Baghdsdi's last few moments.
Pentagon can't confirm Trump's account of Al-Baghdadi 'whimpering'
And maybe Trump also gave out secrets of the Special Op's procedures.
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"President Donald Trump’s announcement of the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi revealed a slew of sensitive details about the secret military operation that could imperil future raids, special operations and intelligence, veterans fear."
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"“I always get a little bit nervous when people without knowledge of operations start describing operations,” said Michael Nagata, a retired Army lieutenant general who was the senior special operations commander in the Middle East during the early stages of the anti-ISIS campaign. “It’s a good story, and I can understand the impulse to tell a good story. Telling it can have positive benefits. But the benefits are unpredictable and marginal, whereas the harm could be more substantial."
Taken together, some of the details Trump revealed could help terrorist groups piece together new information about how U.S. counterterrorism forces gather intelligence and execute such dangerous missions, said veterans of previous operations"
How Trump gabbed too much about the ISIS raid
Your thread is a perfect example of exactly how far a hyper-partisan goose-stepper's posts will go, with their deranged madness.
I can think of only a few Americans who are sad/mad that the psychopathic butcher Bagdadi is dead and they'd be hyper-partisan goose-steppers from the left.
Pentagon can't confirm Trump's account of Al-Baghdadi 'whimpering'
And maybe Trump also gave out secrets of the Special Op's procedures.
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"President Donald Trump’s announcement of the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi revealed a slew of sensitive details about the secret military operation that could imperil future raids, special operations and intelligence, veterans fear."
<snip>
"“I always get a little bit nervous when people without knowledge of operations start describing operations,” said Michael Nagata, a retired Army lieutenant general who was the senior special operations commander in the Middle East during the early stages of the anti-ISIS campaign. “It’s a good story, and I can understand the impulse to tell a good story. Telling it can have positive benefits. But the benefits are unpredictable and marginal, whereas the harm could be more substantial."
Taken together, some of the details Trump revealed could help terrorist groups piece together new information about how U.S. counterterrorism forces gather intelligence and execute such dangerous missions, said veterans of previous operations"
How Trump gabbed too much about the ISIS raid
Your thread is a perfect example of exactly how far a hyper-partisan goose-stepper's posts will go, with their deranged madness.
I can think of only a few Americans who are sad/mad that the psychopathic butcher Bagdadi is dead and they'd be hyper-partisan goose-steppers from the left.