Yet, being liberal-minded isn't necessarily a political aspect. Especially considering I was referring to the extremes. I am not painting a broad brush of all liberals or libertarians. I only said that I can imagine someone like that to probably take some issue with this. Of course, it was mainly in jest, ala the…

I'm sorry to hear that, but again, it isn't political at all. Unless by "political" you mean "has to do with anything meaningful", but that seems to draw a pretty wide brush on what political comments constitute. There's no reason to get so upset. I don't particularly like political comments on Giz either, but that…

nah, nah. Please don't misunderstand. If I wanted to politicize it, I'd point to "Those darn Democrats!" or "Those Tory bastards!". This story just brought to mind some recent discussions I have had on suicide and the place of government to protect their population from doing various things that might harm…

And now some extreme liberals(and libertarians) are probably out there saying that this sting was an injustice, as someone should be able to kill themselves to become food for a cannibal if they want to. Who's to say how a person can commit suicide or what someone can eat? :P

heh. Yeah. I'm not sure this article was double-checked for making sense, but you get the general gist of it.

"-um, well I don't anybody who would think this is totally awesome."

I'm confused, Adrian. The headline seems to imply air traffic controllers don't take their jobs seriously, as it's "just a game" to them, but then the article itself is about how hectic things can get sometimes, with them struggling just to keep up, like someone playing a game of ping-pong with ten people.

The actually dirt may have more moisture in most areas, but the stone for making these large tunnel structures would be comparably difficult to work through. But given time and plenty of money(from the drug trade and donations which make them quite a bit), they could build some underground structures similar to or…

My thoughts exactly. How could we think that men with more resources couldn't make something similar or better than what the Vietcong built?

Wait... what's to say he -wasn't- in something like this 10 years ago? They've used bunker busters against them before; so who's to say they didn't destroy a fortress like this years ago?

How do I even know you exist? How am I sure that I exist? What's going on? Just cause I see words doesn't mean you're not a robot in disguise... ¬_¬

I'm definitely not speculating. They clarified this today in the US President's official representative press conference discussing the operation.

According to Pakistani TV, Pakistani officials also worked with the assault. Neither of these reports are accurate. The US did not inform Pakistani officials about the operation, as they were concerned that word would get to Bin Laden through some form of connections within the government. The US SEAL team went…

I shall wait for impalings, as well.

Sure, but it's still clever. I like the implementation here.

I can blame them.

That's quite clever. It is certainly helpful that you don't have to worry about forgetting your lock.

This is just like the report that cyberscams have gone through the roof in the last few hours following Bin Laden's death, with groups trying to drive fake news sites filled with malware to the top of google results for "bin laden dead".

If their backup cooling is working fine, they should be able to get this back under control within a few hours. Hopefully that's the case.