An explanation may be necessary
Abottabad, Pakistan is more than just the original home of that nation's "who's on first joke" (disputed by nearby Costellobad) -- in cricket format -- and the recent home of Osama bin Laden.
It is also the home of the Pakistan Military Academy, the "West Point" of that country, apparently just two miles away from Bin Laden's compound. That may require some kind of explanation from our frequent and justifiably criticized allies.
It is also the home of Sohaib Athar, a twitter user who reported on the attack as it happened...without knowing who or what was really occurring.
It is also the home of the Pakistan Military Academy, the "West Point" of that country, apparently just two miles away from Bin Laden's compound. That may require some kind of explanation from our frequent and justifiably criticized allies.
It is also the home of Sohaib Athar, a twitter user who reported on the attack as it happened...without knowing who or what was really occurring.
Fair and Balanced
And, as always, completely inaccurate.
Oh, and there is more:
They brain wash 'em thoroughly over there -- you don't want Roger Ailes police force to get on you too much.
Oh, and there is more:
They brain wash 'em thoroughly over there -- you don't want Roger Ailes police force to get on you too much.
What have we learned?
As the 30-year old Space Shuttle program comes to an end, CNN asks in a story "What have we learned?"
Well, a few things:
1. There's no such thing as an inexpensive reusable space vehicle when it is required to use a launch method that has advanced, but isn't theoretically different from technology that is 70-years old.
2. A launch assist from the same launch technology used by Estes Rockets has been responsible for more deaths to space explorers than any other method of design.
3. Once the cold-war ended, there was no interest in making an effort to reduce the cost of space flight, nor to make it more accessible on a practical level. Other than by eccentric british billionaires.
4. After 30 years of Shuttle flights, and the placement of the greatest scientific instruments in all history, there are more morons claiming there wasn't evolution, climate change, or any number of scientifically established facts than ever.
Well, a few things:
1. There's no such thing as an inexpensive reusable space vehicle when it is required to use a launch method that has advanced, but isn't theoretically different from technology that is 70-years old.
2. A launch assist from the same launch technology used by Estes Rockets has been responsible for more deaths to space explorers than any other method of design.
3. Once the cold-war ended, there was no interest in making an effort to reduce the cost of space flight, nor to make it more accessible on a practical level. Other than by eccentric british billionaires.
4. After 30 years of Shuttle flights, and the placement of the greatest scientific instruments in all history, there are more morons claiming there wasn't evolution, climate change, or any number of scientifically established facts than ever.
Bad night for dumb orange
As you can see, Trump took it all about as well as you would expect from a thin-skinned fraud.
Here's a summary of the entire night of atrocities.
"Civilized"
How dare that "gutless coward" Qaddafi surround himself with his own family, forcing the pure and innocent members of NATO to kill his grandchildren.
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