Analyst's note;  Mr. Obama makes an obvious decision and then he and associates works the media to take credit for what was done by those whom he otherwise disrespects.  Yes, it makes me absolutely sick .... Obama's on-going actions jeopardizes SEAL operations and puts their lives and those of their family at grave risk. We are again seeing the true colors of both Mr. Obama and those of Bill Clinton ... and as we might have guessed ... they do not fly in a patriotic breeze. 

This is what the Navy Seal team looked like when they went in to get Bin Laden.  A couple of things to notice:

• 50 caliber sniper on the right.
  
• Knee, knuckle and forearm protection.
  
• Various plastic/wire ties.
  
• Absolute identity denial to protect their families.
  
• Free choice of footwear.

Fourth from the right has three artillery simulators and CS gas grenades on his belly.  He’s the 'shock and awe' guy.

Group Photo of Seal Team Six,  . . . and you can only imagine the look on Bin Laden's face when these guys came through the door?

• "Serving and former US Navy SEALs have slammed President Barack Obama for taking the credit for killing Osama bin Laden and accused him of using Special Forces operators as ‘ammunition’ for his re-election campaign.
• [....] Mr Obama used a news conference today to trumpet his personal role and imply that his Republican opponent Mr Romney, who in 2008 expressed reservations about the wisdom of sending troops into Pakistan, would have let bin Laden live.
• [....] Ryan Zinke, a former Commander in the US Navy who spent 23 years as a SEAL and led a SEAL Team 6 assault unit, said: ‘The decision was a no brainer. I applaud him for making it but I would not overly pat myself on the back for making the right call.
• [....] A former intelligence official who was serving in the US government when bin Laden was killed said that the Obama administration knew about the al-Qaeda leader’s whereabouts in October 2010 but delayed taking action and risked letting him escape.
  
• ‘In the end, Obama was forced to make a decision and do it. He knew that if he didn’t do it the political risks in not taking action were huge
• [....] Clint Bruce, who gave up the chance of an NFL career to serve as a SEAL officer before retiring as a lieutenant after nine years, said: ‘We were extremely surprised and discouraged by the publicity because it compromises the ability of those guys to operate."
  
• [....] Besides the ad, the White House is marking the first anniversary of the SEAL Team Six raid that killed bin Laden inside his compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan with a series of briefings and an NBC interview in the Situation Room designed to highlight the ‘gutsy call’ made by the President. [....]
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