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Wa. Post lies on Guantanamo.

Does putting an arsonist into prison only create more arsonists? What about car jackers? Then why does detention for terrorists only propel them to commit terrorism upon their release? It’s an absurd proclamation, yet it is exactly what the Washington Post has spent the past weekend arguing on their front page.
The story regards Abdallah Saleh [...]

The rest of the Guantanamo story.

I’ve been meaning to post these podcasts of interviews from Dennis Miller’s and G. Gordon Liddy’s radio show with two former military officers who served at Guantanamo — JAG officer Maj. Kyndra Rotunda (here (or here), & here) and Col. Gordon Cucullu (here).
Maj. Rotunda-Miller is author of Honor Bound: Inside the Guantanamo Trials. (I’ve read [...]

We’re “torturers”! No, we’re “too nice”..?

A few years ago and without merit, people started claiming torture at Guantanamo Bay.
Among the citations was a charge by the International Committee of the Red Cross, who cleverly worded their accusation as “tantamount to torture.” In her book Honor Bound: Inside the Guantanamo Trails, former JAG officer Maj. Kyndra Rotunda-Miller explained that to justify [...]

Windmills kill.

One of my favorite quotes retorting the “We can’t drill our way out” of our energy problems came from Dennis Miller a few weeks ago, who retorted, “We can’t ceiling fan our way out of it either.”
In principle, I’m all for anyone who thinks they have a solution or who thinks we should diversify our [...]

Speaking of…

I love the Dennis Miller radio show, and he had a great comment this week in response to Nanci Pelosi, et. al.’s, repetitive charge that “We can’t drill our way out of this [our energy woes].”
Miller’s reply: “Yeah, well we can’t ceiling fan our way out of it either.”
Brilliant! I hope that catches on. You [...]