Tonight is going to be one of those “I remember exactly where I was” types of nights. My boyfriend and I went out for Mexican food after a long day of homeworking; we were eating some yummy burritos when I got a voicemail from my dad. As soon as I called back, he asked if I was watching TV, that Bin Laden was captured! And killed! And in US’s custody! Needless to say, we rushed home and turned on the tube to share in the historical unfolding.
Remember cutting out the front page of newspapers when something big was going on? Well, in that spirit, I “cut” snippets of a whole host of websites’ front pages – check out the national shock & celebration of a long awaited justice.
(c) Huffington Post
(c) CNN
(c) The Washington Post
(c) The New York Times
(c) Fox News
(c) MSNBC
I’ve watched President Obama’s statement twice now, and I’m glued to the screen watching celebrations outside of The White House and at Ground Zero. The feeling certainly harkens back to those months and months we spent watching news channels covering 9/11. It’s a closure, in a way, of a wound we’ve felt as a nation for almost a decade. The pain will always be there, and the scar burns as we remember the deaths of our people. But tonight, we celebrate their lives and that just has prevailed.
I’d like to extend my pride and sincere gratitude to our troops and special forces for bringing this to fruition, and to our President Obama for making Bin Laden’s capture one of his top priorities, and for delivering on that promise.
Where were you when you found out that justice had been served?
P.S. I made these screen grabs way before The Huffington Post - thieves! 
Its a hoax. Don’t believe what the media tells you. Seek out alternative media and stay away from the mainstream media.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=661IinfU_aE
Consider this one too. Even Hollywood is speaking out. Gary Busey, Rosie O’Donnell, Charlie Sheen and Daniel Sunjata of Rescue Me.