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Nobody is defending him you idiot.Wow defending the Most wanted man in the worldDoubts over Donald Trump's dramatic account of Baghdadi raid
Footage of the US special forces raid on Abu Bakr al-Baghdadiâs Syrian compound reportedly consisted of overhead surveillance footage and no audio, prompting questions over the extent of the dramatic licence taken by Donald Trump in describing the final moments of one of the most wanted terrorists in the world.
US officials who also watched the feed have declined to echo details of Trumpâs macabre account of the Isisâs leader death on Saturday, including that Baghdadi was âwhimpering, crying and screaming all the wayâ.
Enabling Donny to deduce pinpoint audio reactions from a purely video link. They reckon that you cant hear a tree fall in the woods (or similar) but every day this amazing man pushes back the boundary of what is possible.
The Six Million Dollar Man had super human powers of hearing and perhaps we have found the man who could do justice to that role in any remake of the classic ?
God bless you Donny.
It is funny you should mention that. . . .
Did Syria ASK us to violate their territorial integrity?
Americans are so arrogant, we naturally assume we have the right to go anywhere on the planet and kill anyone we want. Do we though?
Al-Baghdadi Raid is the US Empire âCreating Realityâ The latest attack on Syria, whatever the truth of it, is an exercise in narrative control
Al-Baghdadi Raid is the US Empire âCreating Realityâ
". . . Donât forget the famous quote from Karl Rove:
Weâre an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality. And while youâre studying that reality â judiciously, as you will â weâll act again, creating other new realities, which you can study too, and thatâs how things will sort out. Weâre historyâs actors . . . and you, all of you, will be left to just study what we do.â
When we argue about the specifics we let those in power control the conversation.
The US broke international law, and claim it as an achievement. They ignore borders and treaties and conventions on a whim, and we are so used to it weâre debating their motives and their effectiveness.
They proclaim loudly that theyâre above the law. And, in letting them set that conversation, we agree with them. Even in our outrage."