So, there I was, minding my own business as usual (right). I walked out the door of the gas station after paying my tithe to the MFOC (middleast freakin oil cartel), nose ever so gently inserted into my freshly poured plasticene container of coffee, savoring the french roast, thinking to myself, well, could be a worse day, its 20 below zero, and blowing snow, and I am on my way to Jefferson County Courthouse to stand trial for the greivous offense of having my license plate not properly displayed (thats enough of that story, ill sum that up by saying, yes, you will be arrested if you dont pay your fine for not displaying your license plate properly, it cost me $1,100 dollars in bond for what turned out to be a less than one hundred dollar fine, and as soon as I find a class(university of phoenix? that way i can attend class in my robe and slippers) on proper license plate display, i will edify you all as to proper placement).

Anyway, there i was, minding my own business. i was. i told you i was didnt i? so, i look down at this newspaper rack, you remember those right?  And I look down and I see the headline "Pentagon: SEAL killed in rescue of doctor in Afghanistan was highly decorated". Well, I was a squid once, so i bent down to read it, and just about fell over after skimming the article. Filled with Illuminati code words. I am posting CBS news article on the subject here, and see if you see what I see. Finish the article, then go to the organization mentioned in the article, go to their website. Here is CBS News' article, see what you think, then please post your reply, see if you are seeing the same things i see. i will finish this by saying we need to look ALOT closer at this organization, and just what exactly happened to get this well intentioned, and very brave Navy Seal killed. As a former brother in arms, i am a bit offended to think this young man was lied to, and then killed. My two cents. much love, Zen Shaman

Pentagon: SEAL killed in rescue of doctor in Afghanistan was highly decorated

Updated at 12:01 p.m. ET: The Pentagon on Monday identified the U.S. Navy SEAL who was killed in the rescue of an American doctor in Afghanistan as a highly-decorated 10-year veteran from Pennsylvania.

Twenty-eight-year-old Petty Officer 1^st Class Nicolas D. Checque, of Monroeville, died Sunday of combat-related injuries sustained while supporting operations in Afghanistan, the Pentagon said in a release.

Checque was assigned to an East Coast-based Naval Special Warfare command, the statement said. Checque had been awarded the Bronze Star, among many other commendations, the release said.

The rescue operation was launched when coalition forces reported that Dr. Dilip Joseph was in imminent danger.

Joseph, who worked with the non-profit Morning Star Development of Colorado Springs, was kidnapped Wednesday along with two Afghan staff members -- one is part of the medical team, the other part of the support team. Joseph has been the non-profit’s medical adviser for three years.

Morning Star said the team of three had been returning from a visit to one of its rural medical clinics when the kidnappers stopped their vehicle. The three were then taken to a mountainous area about 50 miles from the Pakistan border, Morning Star said.

Related: Kidnapped American rescued from Taliban, coalition says

Contact between the hostages, their captors and the non-profit's crisis management team started immediately, according to a statement on Morning Star's website. On Saturday evening, two of the hostages were released. The two men then made their way out of the area and were taken to a police station.

At least six people were reported killed in the operation to rescue Joseph, the third hostage. It is unclear whether that number includes the American soldier. Morning Star said the two staff members were released earlier.

In a statement Sunday evening, President Barack Obama said: “Yesterday, our special operators in Afghanistan rescued an American citizen in a mission that was characteristic of the extraordinary courage, skill and patriotism that our troops show every day.”

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