Originally posted by miniatus
Scott brown has said no officials have shown him a photo, so obviously he's referring to one of the photos circulating the net which are known fakes.. so what's the point of this post?
*** UPDATE *** Sen. Scott Brown (R-MA), who said he has seen the photos, also says the administration should not release the pictures.
“Let me assure you that he is dead, that bin Laden is dead — I have seen the photos,” Brown said in an interview with NECN, according to the Boston Globe. He added, “If it’s to sell newspapers or just have a news cycle story, no, I don’t think they should be released.
Originally posted by Drew99GT
www.bostonherald.com...
"The staffer said Brown was briefed on the raid by Obama administration officials, but those officials did not show him any pictures."
Scott Brown says the Obama administration never showed him any photos; the photos he saw were the fake ones released to the media.
www.boston.com...
"NECN posted a statement on its website, saying, “Senator Brown's office tells NECN this afternoon that the bin Laden photos the Senator mentions seeing about 2 minutes into the clip here were not authentic."
“Listen, I've seen the picture," Brown said. “He’s definitely dead. And if there’s any conspiracy theories out there, you should put them to rest.”
To clarify the confusion.
Scotty got caught red handed trying to debunk conspiracy theories and epically failed.
edit on 4-5-2011 by Drew99GT because: (no reason given)
The CIA will make photos of a deceased Usama bin Laden available to members of the Senate Armed Services Committee and Intelligence Committee, according to a Capitol Hill source who spoke to Fox News on the condition of anonymity.
