A small, or even large, nuke is not necessarily a particularly effective weapon against someone deep in a cave. Might collapse the cave, but if not he'd probably be unhurt.
A deep cave is pretty much the ultimate bomb shelter.
They have not died in vain.
The tax cheats and ponzi schemers (and all thier apoligists) LIVE in vain.
"There is something sickeningly wrong when honorable, valorous, disciplined, elite men are sent to their deaths by an effete commander-in-chief who spent his own youth not parading at Annapolis, fast-roping out of helicopters, or crawling through the mud under barbed wire during live-fire training exercises, but rather, according to his own admission in his autobiography, smoking marijuana, snorting cocaine, contemplating shooting heroin with a needle, and hanging out with Marxists, radical blacks, and structural feminists so as not to appear to be a "sell-out.""
This is an article that needs to be splashed all over the Internet. Go to the link and read ...... please!
I am repeatedly struck by the stark contrast between our elite, intelligent and highly educated and trained troops who are idealistic, patriotic, brave and loyal, and the sleazy, slippery, compromising and spineless politicians in Washington running (ruining) our country. What a difference!
The troopers are the kind men who should be in Washington running our country. Oh, I wish!
America must learn to defeat our enemies.
Our Rules of Engagement have prevented that objective.
The idea that we have to be fired upon first, and then make sure we have a “safe shot”, is nonsense.
We can’t allow enemies to hide behind women and children.
When we decide to kill them where they stand, they will be unwelcome in their own homes.
The notion that this “makes us no better than them” is crap!
The old adage. "An army of sheep led by a lion will defeat an army of lions led by a sheep. " That is what we have today. All these young lions being led by sheep. Instead of being led by a sheep they are being led by a goat, a Judas goat.
Quite frankly, I don't like the author's attitude.
Their deaths were not in vain.
Here’s a tribute and a broader view of their mission:
Evidently SEAL deaths are more important than non SEALS deaths, I think the author also made the mistake of including 5 sailors that were not SEALs.