Was Bin Laden Killing, like the Moon Hoax, a Movie? Was that why the Seals were Killed?

Vatic Note:  Sometimes, Zen is too nice.   Frankly, they practice and practice and war game and war game when its a deception and they do  not want to get caught in the deception.  Well, now they will do to Bing like they have already done to Google.   They will censor what they put out there in the future.  This is not over by a long shot.  They have more deceptions to throw at us and unfortunately they work with the sheep who are armed.  
Remember the interview with Bhutto of Pakistan, that David Frost of Britain did?  She disclosed years ago that Bin Laden was dead already and how he died, and shortly after that interview she was assassinated by Mossad.  That ended any further delving into the specifics of his death and burial.  He died of natural causes due to his kidney problems.  Probably too much sexual abuse as a child. 
Anyway, the Bush and Obama administrations needed Bin Laden for a few more years to cover for their treasonous terrorist acts, resulting police state and false flags against the American people.  Once it became clear they were no longer going to work, they had to do something that would lead people to believe he was a threat up until the time they took him out in this bogus effort.  
That is why they built the facilities, which means the seals knew what they were doing and the power brokers could not  afford to let them talk to anyone, like they did after the missing 6 nukes.  Remember that one back in 2007?  So, all those seals, had to die.  What pond scum would do that to soldiers acting on orders?  I can think of only one group of people notorious for betraying those that helped them.  This reminds me of the MOON HOAX.  I guess it worked so well for the moon hoax, they decided to do it for this issue and make it go away.  
They cannot get away with anything.  Disclosure and exposure are permanent and guaranteed. I love it.  

Found: Secret CIA Bin Laden Training Facility…or Stage?
http://www.zengardner.com/found-secret-cia-bin-laden-training-facility-or-stage/
by Zen Gardner,  Just Wondering

Satellite Images of the CIA’s Secret Bin Laden Training Facility

One of the reasons U.S. Navy SEALs were able to so skillfully execute the raid on Osama bin Laden’s compound last year was a CIA training facility in North Carolina that mirrored the architecture of bin Laden’s actual compound in Pakistan. 

In 2011, during those crucial months that SEAL Team Six trained there, it was one of the most secretive facilities on U.S. soil. Now, for the first time, the facility has been revealed on Bing’s satellite map service during a phase when it was under construction. Peekaboo!

That’s an aerial shot of Harvey Point Defense Testing, a CIA training facility in North Carolina. It was taken on February 15, 2011. Look familiar? Here’s a shot of Osama bin Laden’s compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, shortly after the May 2011 raid.

It’s a fascinating discovery and it’s all thanks to the eagle-eyed folks over at Cryptome.com, who identified the compound this morning after reading the book No Easy Day by former SEAL Team Six member Matt Bissonnette. In multiple passages in the book, Bissonnette mentions training for the raid in North Carolina. 

“This training exercise down in North Carolina sounded like another bad mission. But I wouldn’t know until Monday,” Bissonnette writes in the book. From there, the folks over at Cryptome apparently pored over acres of satellite imagery of CIA facilities in North Carolina. Below is a view of the larger CIA center with the mock-up circled in red:

But here’s where this gets really interesting. What happens when you view the same training facility at the same coordinates on Google Maps instead of Bing?

Poof! Vanished! It’s gone:

Apparently, just like the real-life compound in Pakistan, the CIA’s mock-up compound has also been destroyed. Anybody know why? (It’s an open question.) The other thing we can divine from this is that Bing apparently has less up-to-date maps than Google. But in this case, that’s quite a valuable feature!   Source