Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Get Your Story Straight Before You Release It!

Whose to blame for the conflicting stories about how Osama BIn LAden died? And for how it was decided he should be buried.

Does the Muslim world have the right to be upset because apparently Bin Laden was executed despite the fact that he wasn't armed? It certainly saved the cost of a trial...and considering how many innocents have been killed by suicide bombers...who are they to complain about an unarmed person being killed?
RUSH: Get this. Eric Holder, the attorney general, just said that our commandos acted in self-defense in the raid to get Bin Laden. Yeah, this gets murkier and murkier every time somebody in this regime speaks up about it. How could they have acted in self-defense when nobody in the house was armed? We've been told that everybody in there was unarmed. You know, I think the media's unhappy we got this piece from Mark Halperin at TIME, unhappy with the way the regime is handling the aftermath, Politico, ditto. And I think what's going on here is the State-Controlled Media is unhappy they're not getting clear marching orders from the regime on how to handle this. There are conflicting talking points going out and they don't want to have to wing it and think for themselves. They want to be on the same page as the regime, but people inside the regime are not on the same page.

For example, CNN is now reporting the story about the daughter of Bin Laden witnessing her father's shooting, but they left out her claim that he was shot after he was captured. She has said that her father, Osama Bin Laden, was shot after he was captured. CNN also reported Bin Laden had $750 sewn into his clothes and that he had two telephone numbers on him. It's a wonder they haven't given out the phone numbers, but I'm guessing they're saving that for the New York Times. Now, a treasure trove, by the way, ladies and gentlemen, a treasure trove of intel is being gathered. Five computers, hard drives, floppy disks, whatever. Why, if there was no Internet access? We've been told there were no phone lines in or out, that there was no Internet access, that there was no television. Well, why all the computers, then? And, by the way, there's a giant satellite dish in that compound. Have you seen the pictures? Huge dish there. A lot of things don't jibe.

Pakistani authorities say that there were no weapons found in the Bin Laden luxury mansion and here's Eric Holder saying that this all took place in self-defense. Now, speaking of a treasure trove of intel, wouldn't an alive Bin Laden have been an even bigger treasure trove of intel? But you and I both know the last thing this regime wanted was an alive Bin Laden. "Why, Mr. Limbaugh? Why do you say that? What is so obvious to you that the regime was, as you say, would not want a live Bin Laden?" Very simply, Mr. New Castrati, the last thing this regime wanted was a Bin Laden alive subjected to their own foolish policies: an ACLU lawyer, a civilian trial, Miranda rights, they'd be politically DOA if they tried that. They didn't want an alive Bin Laden in any way, shape, manner, or form.

Rush said: "They didn't want an alive Bin Laden in any way, shape, manner, or form."

The question is, why? To save money on a trial, as I'd mentioned? Or because Bin Laden had actually been a friend of Bush's???? Although if that had been the case you'd think Obama would have been delighted to capture Bin Laden and learn exactly how much Bush knew about Bin Laden's antics.

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