Muscatine

You're a damned liar. The battle of Tora Bora was fought to try and capture bin laden. Remember when you unpatriotic unAmerican commie libs railed against Bush because bin laden escaped to Pakistan from the Tora Bora war zone? He definitely did something and you liberals proved it with your hate speech for the man.

Of course malodery is a liar.  That's been demonstrated here many times.  No question about it anymore.  It really is now to the point where we can assume anything posted by her/him/it is a lie.  When you deal with a communist, you have to expect lies.  That's their Standard Operating Procedure, to which they freely admit.

The reality, of course, is that Bush’s attempts to capture or kill bin Laden were huge failures. While it’s been well documented that the Bush administration missed an opportunity to get bin Laden in Tora Bora in 2001, Bush himself subsequently stated publicly that he wasn’t spending much time thinking about getting him. “I truly am not that concerned about him. I am deeply concerned about Iraq,” Bush said in 2002, “I really just don’t spend that much time on him, to be honest with you.” Bush told reporters in 2006 that hunting the al Qaeda leader was “not a top priority use of American resources.”

And in 2005, Bush shut down the CIA’s unit dedicated to finding bin Laden in order to shift resources to Iraq. “The Central Intelligence Agency has closed a unit that for a decade had the mission of hunting Osama bin Laden and his top lieutenants,” the New York Times reported in 2006, adding that resources “had been redirected from the hunt for Mr. bin Laden to the search for Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, who was killed last month in Iraq.” When the right wing rushed to give Bush credit after bin Laden’s death in May, ThinkProgress produced this short video highlighting Bush’s failures:

Clearly Mal/Dave did not watch this as it is 23 seconds beyond her concentration limits. 

Or maybe she/he watched it in two sessions.  But that would result in him/her forgetting what she had seen in the first session if the second session took place more than 3 minutes after the first.

So confusing.