I think there were a few dead from those attacks (over a couple weeks I think). Certainly nothing the left would shed tears over, they worked for the CIA, after all.
I won't be hard on her for forgetting, so much has been swept under the rug, it is difficult to try to recall all of it.
Nothing else I read or heard drew attention to this being the 5th anniversary of the USS Cole attack.
Will the US media note the passaing of the Beslan anniversary the way they did Columine?
I know we will at FR ;)
I'm sure the Fox Hole and Canteen will have nice tributes.
:)
http://www.warriorsfortruth.com/islamicradicalnews.html
The Site above has the sad story of the Pakki sniper. I can't copy it due to the site's copy right requirements.
>>>>Nothing else I read or heard drew attention to this being the 5th anniversary of the USS Cole attack.
I think Curt Welden gave the USS Cole more justice then we could have ever hoped for.
From Curt's speech:
>>>What we have here, I am convinced of this now, is an aggressive attempt by CIA management to cover up their own shortcomings in not being able to do what the Able Danger team did: They identified Mohammed Atta and the al Qaeda cell of Brooklyn 1 year before Ð9/11. But even before that, as the story unfolds, you are going to hear the story that they also identified the threat to the USS Cole 2 weeks before the attack, and 2 days before the attack were screaming not to let the USS Cole come into the harbor at Yemen because they knew something was about to happen.<<<
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1505816/posts?page=1#1
Mr. Welden's speech is being emailed everywhere as a hot topic. Every VET and MIL are dumping their address books on it.
I'm confident the USS Cole victims will soon rest in peace. Their brothers aren't going to let this go.