Does anyone else feel like we're being kept in the dark about something, here?

[coti]

How about some actual information about what's happening to our troops?

This is the Twitter age and there are reporters everywhere. Where's the- confirmed- info?

[Tripper11]

1. Something or everything?

I'm going with the latter.

[Hekate]

2. Why ever would you think that?

But also

[Zoonart]

3. Reading my mind...

Ominous.

[onecaliberal]

4. Yes what the fuck happened to our people?

[Solomon]

5. I was just saying this to my wife.

Not telling us whether there are any casualties.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

6. The fog of war. I'd rather wait for accurate news than get immediate but inaccurate news.

[cwydro]

12. This.

Thank you.

[Amishman]

7. Something weird is going on

Especially with many (unconfirmed) reports going around that we had troops in shelter hours beforehand.

[Hoyt]

8. Engel is reporting that with limited info, it looks like the ballistic missiles did not cause a

lot of damage. Again, it's early and that could change.

[triron]

14. Normally I trust what he says. I remain suspicious.

Perhaps Tehran was exercising restraint

[jberryhill]

9. What do you expect?

Among other things, an airbase in Iraq has been attacked.

Just who do you expect to be providing detailed quality control information to the persons who launched those missiles?

[SCantiGOP]

10. The only lesson we really learned from Viet Nam

was not to let the press have unrestricted access to your war zones and troops. The press has a nasty habit of telling the truth.

[Raine]

11. Nothing new in that

the public is most always kept in the dark.

[stillcool]

13. got to wait for someone..

with a cell-phone.