7 Responses to “similarity in cover up of death of seal team 6 soldiers and death of Loretta Fuddy”

1. Donna
   February 14th, 2014 @ 11:59 am

   Orly,what do you think of Nancy Ruth Owens story about o being her half brother,or did you know about that?If not,check it out.

2. John Redding
   February 14th, 2014 @ 12:55 pm

   The article is not there on the Fuddy cover up

3. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
   February 14th, 2014 @ 1:30 pm

   Nancy Owens story sounds like a total nonsense created by Obots

4. Mary
   February 15th, 2014 @ 8:18 am

   There’s no article 🙁

5. Veritas
   February 15th, 2014 @ 8:49 am

   One wonders if Juan Williams has become an Obot with his silly statement on Fox News program “Cashin In” when he stated that “The Tea Party intimidates Politicians.”

6. bacsi
   February 15th, 2014 @ 11:20 am

   As far as government betrayal of military units, this was one of the many lost lessons learned in Vietnam especially in regards to POW rescue efforts and SOG missions into Laos and Cambodia. At regular Special Forces camps it was not unusual to give off-set coordinates for your overnight location when out in the field because there were generally just two US advisors with perhaps two Montangard radio guards (aka: body guards) with a company or so of local CIDG. The camps were actually under the control of the Vietnamese SF and since we had to coordinate every thing with them our radio freqs, positions, and movements could not be kept secure. As many of the Vietnamese, including the Viet SF, were VC sympathizers it behooved us to take some precautions. It was much worse for SOG as there was without any doubt US military and diplomatic personnel who were in direct contact with communist forces and who passed along operation information in almost real time. The US Ambassador in Laos, Sullivian, demanded and got approval over-ride on all SOG missions into Laos, once that happened the interdiction and loss rate for SOG teams climbed. It got so bad SOG planners, at least at CCC if I remember correctly, took it upon themselves to change the insert coordinates when they filed mission plans for approval. As far as POW rescue efforts went there are numerous cases where teams arrived at a verified POW camp to find it recently vacated. The same thing happened on the Son Tay raid albeit there was a longer lead time on that one. There is also the classic Stand Down order given to the rescue helicopters headed into the radio beacon site in northern Laos that was being over run, which resulted in the deaths and capture of US servicemen. This rot is everywhere. Nearly forty years later I heard a general involved in the efforts to locate and return home American remains in SE Asia state that if he personally ran into a live American POW/MIA in Vietnam or Laos who was asking for repatriation home, he would first ask for permission from the Vietnamese authorities…

   In regards to Seal Team Six, it would seem that the correct explanation of what caused the crash was that the Afghan team that boarded late, and which none of the US personnel were familiar with, was a suicide squad who only had to start shooting and pulling the pins on grenades to accomplish what they had been sent to do. All with the connivance of US governmental personnel and organizations…

7. js/js
   February 15th, 2014 @ 3:54 pm

   But, in the case of poor Ms. Fuddy, the obots
   and trolls (Schuman & staff) mixed jet fuel
   with regular Cessna plane fuel, and purposely
   led to a forced water landing. There was no
   need for Loretta’s death. She had always been
   so compliant and obedient to her Obot masters.
   Much more so, than say, Dr. Palafox who refused
   and then resigned in protest due to felonies being committed at HDOH, Hawaii.
   (See Citizen Wells and also BB Blog).

   Poor Loretta. May she be in peace, RIP. Too
   late. IMO.

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