[EEGator]

The story just sounds weird on multiple levels.

[Alberta's Child]

Until I see irrefutable evidence to the contrary, I’m assuming these guys were lost on a mission in Ukraine and the government has fabricated a story to cover it up.

And, no — I am not a conspiracy theorist by nature.

[mouse1]

The story just sounds weird on multiple levels....

yea, doesnt add up.

[Reverend Wright]

Yes.

Most SEAL missions are secret. Unless @sshole politicians want to take credit for their success.

In this case, in order to do a big search and rescue they had make public what to search for.

it could be that this is a cover for some sort of SEAL deaths in an undisclosed mission. And they do “lost at sea, bodies not recovered in the Aden Gulf” as a cover.

What amazes me. even understanding how the Regime uses Anarchy-tyranny, is how the FBI kills wheel-chair bound pensioners in no-knock raids, but in the Gulf of Aden, Houthi pirate ships smuggling weapons get their Miranda rights.

[Robert DeLong]

Not disagreeing, but would be interested in you expanding on your statement to bring up some of these concerns you label as being weird.

One for me, is that it wasn't cold water, according to the article, and Navy Seals are kind of like human aquatic beings themselves since they practice regularly in the water.

Is that one of the issues you find to be weird? I can see one, but two Navy Seals going missing really makes it even more weird indeed.

[Wilderness Conservative]

We’ll never know.