View Full Version : U.S. NAVY Releases Terrorist
handeeman
10/09/2009, 10:54 AM
CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS ?
The U.S.Navy released a senior AL Qaeda terrorist after being held prisoner aboard a U.S. Aircraft Carrier for 27 days in the Arabian Sea.
In a humanitarian gesture of goodwill, the terrorist was given $50 U.S., and a white 1962 Ford automobile.
The photo below shows the terrorist on his way home
after being released.
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Sorry photo didn't stay 1st time...
pbkid
10/09/2009, 11:06 AM
photo doesnt work
Triathlete
10/09/2009, 11:07 AM
Looks like a nice red X!:bwgy:
Dumke
10/09/2009, 11:46 AM
I see it and HAHAHAHAHA
Osteomata
10/09/2009, 01:17 PM
Man I'm relieved. I thouht this was gonna be another hyper-partizan, politicized and inaccurate summary of a news story sorta like the gun toting soccer mom think in the other thread. Good pic!
vt_maverick
10/09/2009, 01:44 PM
Don't say that just yet Os. Somebody better have a damn good explanation for why our military is destroying the environment by launching cars into the ocean! Lol...
You can't see but just off camera a Sea Shepherd ship is trying to ram the aircraft carrier. :p
newthings
10/09/2009, 07:06 PM
Car launch has been used for many years to proof test the catapults.
Roy
Dumke
10/09/2009, 07:18 PM
Don't say that just yet Os. Somebody better have a damn good explanation for why our military is destroying the environment by launching cars into the ocean! Lol...
You can't see but just off camera a Sea Shepherd ship is trying to ram the aircraft carrier. :p
NICE..
Ya I dont know whats funnier the picture or that comment
don moore
10/09/2009, 10:38 PM
Don't say that just yet Os. Somebody better have a damn good explanation for why our military is destroying the environment by launching cars into the ocean! Lol...
You can't see but just off camera a Sea Shepherd ship is trying to ram the aircraft carrier. :p
now you know why they did the cash of clunckers . the navy needed more cars to test
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