(Video) See Special Ops & Intelligence Personnel Trash Obama For Bragging & Leaking

Lex Naturalis · Aug 15, 2012

Spec Ops & Intelligence Personnel release video about Obama's OBL bragging & leaks

Special ops group attacks Obama over bin Laden bragging, leaks | Reuters

A few quotes that stood out:

"As a citizen, it is my civic duty to tell the president to stop leaking information to the enemy," Smith continues. "It will get Americans killed."
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"Mr. President, you did not kill Osama bin Laden, America did. The work that the American military has done killed Osama bin Laden. You did not,"
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We all knew that Obama is the most anti military president of all time. And if you think they hated him in 2008, I cant wait to see the stats for 2012.

Flash back: Remember General Stanley McChrystal and General Jones?

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Not The Guardian · Aug 15, 2012

I can't wait for their court martial. I hope they're put away for years.

Lex Naturalis · Aug 15, 2012

That would be political suicide for Obama. Besides, most all of them are retired.

Colonel K · Aug 15, 2012

No courts martial needed, they're fakes.

Mandrake · Aug 16, 2012

Yep, fakes. The election is coming up soon, so go figure.

waltky · Jan 4, 2013

Senate grillin' the CIA over Zero Dark Thirty...

Senators press CIA for information on 'Zero Dark Thirty'
January 3rd, 2013 - The Senate Intelligence Committee wants to know exactly what the CIA told the makers of a controversial movie about the hunt for Osama bin Laden that might have contributed to the film's suggestion that the harsh interrogation of a suspected terrorist helped find the al Qaeda leader.

A bipartisan group of senior senators said in a statement Thursday that they had written two letters to CIA Acting Director Michael Morell asking for all information and documents the agency provided to the makers of "Zero Dark Thirty." They also want Morell to provide proof for comments he made saying that harsh interrogations played a role in finding bin Laden. Democratic Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Carl Levin and Republican Sen. John McCain said they are concerned that the CIA may have provided information that might have misled the movie's director Kathryn Bigelow and its writer Mark Boal. Morell and other CIA officers met with the filmmakers shortly after the May 2011 raid.

The movie begins with harrowing scenes that depict a suspected terrorist being interrogated at a secret CIA prison overseas with waterboarding, one of the so-called enhanced interrogation techniques. The suggestion in the movie is that those coercive techniques aided in identifying the courier who led the CIA to the compound in Pakistan where bin Laden was living. In the first letter to Morell on December 19, the senators wrote, "The CIA cannot be held accountable for how the Agency and its activities are portrayed in film, but we are nonetheless concerned, given the CIA's cooperation with the filmmakers and the narrative's consistency with past public misstatements by former senior CIA officials, that the filmmakers could have been misled by information they were provided by the CIA."

They cited a recently released four-year study of the CIA's interrogation and detention program by the Intelligence Committee that concluded that the CIA did not learn about the existence of the courier from any terrorist subjected to coercive interrogation techniques. The senators asked for the CIA to provide all information that it gave to the filmmakers and all records related to CIA discussions about the cooperation provided to them. The second letter from the senators is dated December 31 and is in response to a statement about the movie that Morell sent to CIA employees on December 21.

In that statement, Morell acknowledged that enhanced interrogation techniques played a role in finding bin Laden, but he also said they were not as important as the movie implied. "That impression is false," Morell said. There were multiple streams of intelligence, according to Morell. "Some came from detainees subjected to enhanced techniques, but there were many other sources as well." The senators have asked Morell to provide to the Intelligence Committee with specifics about what information was gathered from harsh interrogations that assisted in the bin Laden operation.

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Anti-Fracking Film Produced with Abu Dhabi Oil Money
January 4, 2013 Promised Land, the anti-fracking film written and produced by Hollywood stars Matt Damon and John Krasinski, was made in part by a production company owned by the government of Arab oil emirate Abu Dhabi a state in direct competition with American oil and gas producers.

The film is financed in part by Image Nation Abu Dhabi, a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Media which is owned by the government of Abu Dhabi, one of 13 Arab emirates that makes up the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and serves as that countrys capitol. Abu Dhabi media was created by the Abu Dhabi government in 2007 with $27.3 million as part of that countrys effort to diversify its economy into new markets such as media production. The films Abu Dhabi connection is significant, because the UAE is the worlds third largest oil exporter, according to 2011 figures from the U.S. Energy Information Agency. The country also holds the 7th largest proven reserves of crude oil and natural gas in the world. The UAE was ranked 17th in the world in natural gas production in 2010, according to EIA.

That the UAE is a major natural gas and oil producer puts it in direct competition with U.S. natural gas producers, who have seen a revolution in production with the increased use of fracking an old process that has found new uses as technology has made it possible to drill new wells and open up gas reserves that were once thought inaccessible. As fracking has found wider use, especially in the U.S., natural gas production has soared, bringing new jobs and economic opportunity to many American communities and weakening the hold that states such as the UAE once had on oil and gas production and global prices. The film tells the story of Steve Butler (Damon), a natural gas company salesman, as he travels to an impoverished Pennsylvania town trying to acquire drilling rights from local landowners and environmentalist Dustin Noble (Krasinksi), who is intent on stopping him.

While the film focuses on the battle between Damon and Krasinski for the hearts and minds of poor, rural Pennsylvanians culminating in a town vote on whether to allow Damons gas company to develop the farmland that sits atop large natural gas reserves underlying the decision is a debate on the economic benefits of fracking. Those economic benefits, promised by Damons gas company salesman, are weighed against the supposed economic costs of hydraulic fracturing fracking the process used by gas companies to break the shale rock formations that contain the gas reserves. Krasinskis character presents a host of supposed environmental consequences the town will be faced with if it allows fracking to occur, including so-called flaming water, contaminated ground water, and sick livestock.

Those supposed consequences have all been debunked as either lacking in evidence or not resulting from fracking. In one scene, Krasinskis character demonstrates to a fifth grade classroom how fracking can allegedly result in flaming water a phenomenon that happens when water is infused with methane and then somehow set alight. In the film, Krasinskis character tries to show the children how dangerous flaming water can be by pretending to set the class pet turtle on fire.

In reality, flaming water is not produced by fracking as Colorado regulators found when they investigated so-called flaming wells documented in the anti-fracking documentary Gasland. Colorado Department of Natural Resources scientists found that the methane in the wells was a natural occurrence, not a byproduct of fracking. In another scene from the film, town supervisor Gerry Richards states that fracking can cause natural gas to seep into groundwater a claim that has been debunked by EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, who has said publicly that there is no evidence of groundwater contamination from fracking. In no case have we made a definitive determination that the fracking process has caused chemicals to enter groundwater, Jackson told Fox News in April 2012.

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