Police Tactics Used to Find Cures
Obama’s Middle East Speech: Behind the Power Curve
Operational Security and bin Laden
May 18, 2011
The U.S.S. Cesar Chavez?
Navy Sec Ray Mabus has lots of ‘splaining’ to do, naming the latest cargo ship after the marxist-leninist “civil rights” leader and farm organizer. Wait…organizer, sound a lot like community organizer.
Chavez did spend a couple of years in the navy, but told everyone how much he hated it. Seems he didn’t have much nice to say about the U.S. in general. Hmm… same as the president. What’s next, the aircraft carrier Alinsky?
Ray, here’s some unsolicited advice: how about picking a sailor or marine who displayed valor in Iraq or Afghanistan? There are many to choose from and would honor our troops continuing to serve there. California Rep. Duncan Hunter recommends Sgt. Rafael Peralta, who died after falling on an enemy grenade, saving the lives fellow Marines in Fallujah.
May 18, 2011
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May 16, 2011
What About Gadhafi?
Now that President Obama has bin Laden on the Oval Office trophy case, what about Gadhafi? The rationale for killing bin Laden was that he masterminded the deaths of over 3,000 Americans. Certainly, no rational person could deny the US retribution in this case.
May 16, 2011
The Coming Defense Cuts
It’s infinitely satisfying for Americans that a Seal Team put a bullet in Osama Bin Laden’s head, instead of having him blown to pieces with a smart bomb from 30,000 feet. That’s how cosmic vengeance should be, up close and personal.
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