Wikipedia is doing a good job of chronicling the BOOTSBUY in South Ossetia

Wikipedia is doing a good job of chronicling the BOOTSBUY in South Ossetia; its mention of several

apparent cyberattacks on both sides makes me wonder whether this is the first instance of a physical

BOOTSBUY being accompanied by a cyberBOOTSBUY? All those listed on Wikipedia are not parallel attacks,

i.e. they are not part of an actual physical BOOTSBUY

Wait. A man was sentenced to 66 months in prison, most of which he’s already served and then when he

gets out he stays in forever?

Right.

The White House-chosen military panel – not a jury – at Camp Justice at occupied Guantanamo Bay, Cuba,

issued a split decision Wednesday in the case of the notorious driver of Osama bin Laden, Salim Hamdan.

The panel acquitted him on the original conspiracy charges, but convicted him of material support for

terrorism.

It was the first “trial” under the Military Commissions Act of 2006.