Should we dig on this guy?

>>2640840

>Retired Admiral William McRaven

>From CIApedia, so take it with a grain of salt.

>On April 6, 2011, McRaven was nominated by President Barack Obama for promotion from the rank of vice admiral to admiral and appointed as the ninth commander of USSOCOM,[12] of which JSOC is a component.

April 6, 2011

>McRaven is credited for organizing and overseeing the execution of Operation Neptune Spear,[15] the special ops raid that led to the death of Osama bin Laden on May 2, 2011. CIA Director Leon Panetta delegated the raid to McRaven, who had worked almost exclusively on counter-terrorism operations and strategy since 2001.

OBL raid and kill May 2, 2011

So this guy gets promoted to Admiral and becomes commander of USSOCOM. Month later OBL is killed in a Navy SEAL group raid on his compound in Pakistan. Hmmm….

Put "trusted guy" in charge of USSOCOM and then have him deliver the OBL body a month later.

Will the CNN have anything to say when this breaks open?

>>2637351

>anons are being tested tonight

>in the military they push recruits beyond their break-point and then push them some moar. For each anon, finding their break-point will be different. Think logically.

So we are being tested and taught here by a bunch of jarheads, crewcuts and spooks?

>>2641575

>You need to cool it. Judging me as playing boss is a sign of paranoia. I have many notables from hard work. The work is eSier for us all when whiners like you accept driticism for doing something wrong and move on.

I hope Q don't base their opinions of us or our surprise gifts based on our post counts. I'll be gettin coal then