Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for February 15, 2012

And I live in Silent Hill.

The considerations provided to Transparency International were well allocated.

What are the chances that the bomb would detonate and cause damage? Is it possible that whoever ordered the evacuation should be decommissioned? Sometimes it seems that there is ‘panic’ (recalls, evacuations, screenings, etc.) over a minute possibility of something bad happening!

All of life has risks! We can’t cover for everything!

@Grey Piper,Unfortunately, it’s not obvious to me! I read two articles about the incident. I’m not saying they shouldn’t have evacuated half the city, but I’m questioning it depending on the chances of the bomb exploding. I know it has happened before and three people were killed in one incident.Who’s the troll? It isn’t a hoax as far as I can tell.

Actually, the smaller bomb was considered to be more dangerous of the two bombs that were found in the river.

I used to have a pen-pal from New Zealand, She was a Born Again Christian like me. A lot of good Christians live there so no wonder it’s free of corruption.

Illinois – first state in the union——to have two ex-governors in prison!

And the most corrupt country in the world is … the good ol’ USA!!!

Kenya according to you nutcases.

Believe it or not, the reason why Chicago was named the Windy City had nothing to do with meteorology. It was, instead, a reference to the rhetoric of politicians.

My opinion that’s the only good reaon for a tatoo. Tatoo’s disfigure.

I went & checked the idex, for those who are curious, US is tied for 22, Somalia is last at 178. Of course, not all countries are listed (such as N Korea). Canada to my north is 6, and UK is 20.

@walruscarver2000,Your “staments” should be demolished, but since you’re the expert, why don’t you tell me the least idea about which I don’t know. At least I qualified my statements; your statements are unqualified and unsubstantiated!