Seal team six member who shot and killed osama bin laden banned by delta airlines

Seal Team Six Member Who Shot and Killed Osama Bin Laden Banned by Delta Airlines

Robert O’Neill, the man who shot (three times) and killed Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden has been banned from Delta Airlines, according to the New York Post.  O’Neill posted a picture of himself on Twitter in front of an elderly Marine with the caption, “I’m not a p*ssy.”

After seeing the picture, he was banned from the airline.

“I just got banned from @Delta for posting a picture. Wow,” he tweeted this evening.

He said his comment wasn’t about the Marine behind him.

“This was not a dig at the Marine behind me. I love Marines,” he said.

Seriously, America, the man killed Bin Laden and now liberal America and Delta are on him, saying he’s putting people’s lives at risk.  As a Marine, I say f’ it. The man is one of America’s last true real heroes.  If he doesn’t want to wear a mask, give him his damn six feet and shut up.  If it wasn’t for him, the biggest threat to that plane would not be COVID-19, it would still be terrorists looking to hijack it and crash it into American buildings.

Even if it was a dig against the Marine behind him, that’s how veterans roll, we can take it…we can give it, even from the Ralph Malph looking guy in row 3, seat two that pumped the world’s most notorious terrorist full of lead.

 

 

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