you mean besides the 'iconic' picture of the war room with Obama and his top aides watching the raid? detailed accounts of what happened? pictures of the aftermath? an onslaught of books, movies, references?
nope, nothing at all. but somehow everyone knows that seal team six is BADASS.
pointing to the US, of all countries, as a counter example is a cognitive dissonance of such magnitude, it is baffling.
Those were press releases - they happen everyday to report serious events.
The White House pictures showed no glee and did not trivialise the situation - they were serious and released appropriately. No photos of Osama or his assassination were released.
The pictures of the aftermath were from Pakistan.
Books/Movies/References occur with any high impact event - you cannot stop them.
Greetings from "get off your high horse", the real world is messy - hence you deal with the situations as best you can as they arise - but obviously Europe is doing just fine - so we should all probably listen to you.
so what's your beef with @IDFSpokesperson then? those are press releases, just in Twitter not through Reuters.
@USArmy, @USFOR_A + @ISAF_RC_South + @ISAFmedia, @DeptofDefense, @StateDept, @NATO, http://www.pentagonchannel.mil/ ... all exist and post war content directly.
nope, nothing at all. but somehow everyone knows that seal team six is BADASS.
pointing to the US, of all countries, as a counter example is a cognitive dissonance of such magnitude, it is baffling.
greetings from Europe.