Reason Morning Links: American Airlines Files for Bankruptcy, Herman Cain Accused of 13-Year Affair, Pakistan Admits to Firing First

• Due partly to debt accumulated in various labor disputes, American Airlines' CEO has stepped down and its parent company has filed for bankruptcy. 
• Pakistan says it fired first in the Saturday morning skirmish that led to a U.S. airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.  
• A Georgia woman claims she had a 13-year affair with Herman Cain, during which the former restaurant executive flew her around the country and signed books for her. 
• Occupy protesters in Los Angelese and Philadelphia completely ignored their eviction deadlines, cops did not respond violently.
• Germany has been told that if it does not act to save Europe, all hell will break loose.  
• Egyptian dock workers at the Suez Port are refusing to receive a shipment of teargas from the U.S., ordered by the Interior Ministry. 

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