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I saw Act of Valor yesterday.  I sat there as tears of pride and amazement ran down my face over the extreme skills, dedication and loyalty displayed by true Navy Seals.  Watching what it takes to extract a "friend" of our military is sobering, and it is uplifting to know there are those who are willing to train for the task and to get it done.  You will see maneuvers which seem impossible, and they are being displayed by true Seals, not actors. I wanted a full theater to stand up and cheer, but, alas, we need to get more Americans to support this movie. It made me enraged once again that our President would actually name the very Seal team which took care of Bin Laden, putting their lives and those of their families in grave danger, a new low in times of war.  Shame once again on Barack Hussein Obama, who will use that death and extraction to try to get reelected.
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American Thinker opines: Once again, President Obama is elevating Islamic beliefs above the vital interests of the United States. The media and NATO are largely reporting the Quran-burning incident in Afghanistan as a major U.S. military blunder -- an accident, if you will.
What's largely missing from the reporting is the reason the U.S. military removed and destroyed the books from its library at the United States-run Parwan Detention Facility next to the Bagram Airfield.
We're told that prisoners were exchanging hidden messages within the high-security prison.

The AP reported that a delegation of Afghan Islamic leaders and government officials called for an end to the Afghan protesting and violence.  But the delegation also said it expects that U.S. military personnel will be criminally prosecuted for the Quran-burning via the U.S. court-martial system.
On a bright note, Obama's letter to Karzai stops a little short of calling for prosecution of the infidels.  As reported by USA Today, here's what Obama recorded for history:

I wish to express my deep regret for the reported incident," Obama wrote in the letter delivered to Karzai today, and released by the Afghanistan government. "I extend to you and the Afghan people my sincere apologies. The error was inadvertent," the letter added.  "I assure you that we will take the appropriate steps to avoid any recurrence, to include holding accountable those responsible."