Former CIA Director Leon Panetta revealed the name of the Navy SEAL unit that carried out the Osama Bin Laden raid and named the unit’s ground commander at a 2011 ceremony attended by Zero Dark Thirty filmmaker Mark Boal, according to a draft Pentagon inspector general’s report obtained by a watchdog group.

Panetta also disclosed classified information designated as “top secret” and “secret” during his presentation at the CIA awards ceremony, says the draft IG report published Wednesday by the Project on Government Oversight...


Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/06/le...l#ixzz2VM4qir1N

They should scrap any use of Seal Team 6 from now on. It has been compromised by "friendly fire".

Wow, who would have guessed?

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They should scrap any use of Seal Team 6 from now on. It has been compromised by "friendly fire".

Wow, who would have guessed?

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They should scrap any use of Seal Team 6 from now on. It has been compromised by "friendly fire".

Wow, who would have guessed?

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Hasn't most of Seal Team 6 been killed in various accidents recently? May not need to scrap.

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I think the Seal killed in Texas recently was a member too.

Here is an important part of the story of an event that happened in 2011 --

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The disclosure of the IG report could complicate the Obama administration’s claims that senior officials have not leaked classified information. Last spring, Republicans publicly attacked President Barack Obama and his top aides, alleging that the administration leaked national security secrets to burnish Obama’s standing for his reelection bid.


The release of the findings in the draft report also raises questions about why the findings have been under wraps for so long and which of the document’s conclusions were known to White House officials prior to last November’s election.


Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.), who requested the inspector general’s review, said he was disturbed by the report’s findings and by the delays in its official release.

It does raise issues about a lack of security at the CIA and at DoD,” King told POLITICO on Wednesday. “The most important issue right now is why this report was held back for so long. Inspectors general are supposed to be independent. It’s the integrity of the process. … It’s important to know where that pressure [to withhold it] was coming from.”

A spokeswoman for the inspector general’s office did not provide a reason for the delay. “

DoD has been without a confirmed inspector general since December 2011.

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Does this sound familar to the DELAY in the IG Report on the IRS targeting of conservative groups ??

This administration is so corrupt it is sickening !!

Not surprising when the regime nominates a lifelong Communist and the Senate confirms with a unanimous vote of 100 - 0.

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Not surprising when the regime nominates a lifelong Communist and the Senate confirms with a unanimous vote of 100 - 0.

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Why isn't Congress banging on this in the press daily?

First Seal Team 6 and then Benghazi.