This issue is a hot item up in northeast Indiana; there isn’t a news segment that isn’t devoted to the subject. My wife asked me the other day why the Air Force would want to get rid of the A-110 at the 122nd Fighter Wing. Isn’t it obvious? They want to be able to spy [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Afghanistan’
Declaration of War – On the American People!
Posted: February 11, 2012 in Conspiracy TheoryTags: Afghanistan, Freedom and Liberty, General Atomics MQ-9 Reaper, Lois Griffin, September 11 2001, ShadowHawk, United States, United States Department of Homeland Security
Feelings of guilt a factor in PTSD
Posted: November 29, 2011 in Conspiracy Theory, PoliticsTags: Afghanistan, American Psychiatric Association, Iraq, Marine, Posttraumatic stress disorder
I’ve been called just about everything in the book – un-patriotic, anti-American, liberal, conservative, and anti-military. It never seems to amaze me that those who lack enough argument would stoop to levels of political name calling. However, I would like to comment on one of these – anti-military. Every nation needs a military, of this there [...]
Afghan civilians killed by RAF drone
Posted: July 7, 2011 in Conspiracy TheoryTags: Afghanistan, Anti-War, Camp Bastion, Collateral Damage, Guardian, Interventionism, Ministry of Defence, Royal Air Force
In every war there is a loss of life, and sometimes that loss of life are the innocent. People who are just like us – they just want to live their lives. How long does America think that we can carry on this charade? Or as one person that I read one time wrote “war itself [...]
Moscow is building nuclear bomb shelters, why aren’t we?
Posted: November 13, 2010 in NewsTags: Afghanistan, al-Qaeda, Cold War, Nuclear weapon, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Taliban
It’s not like the United States and Russia is locked in nuclear standoff, just waiting to see who has the bravery to fire the first missile. It’s not like Russia once again is putting nuclear warheads ninety miles off of our southern coast. In the event of a nuclear emergency, members of Congress and the [...]
The Redundant Cause for War Against Iran
Posted: November 10, 2010 in News, PoliticsTags: Afghanistan, al-Qaeda, Interventionism, Iran, Iraq, Lindsey Graham, Middle East, Pakistan
Senator Lindsey Graham spoke the same fearmonger/warmonger propaganda recently, urging President Obama to strike Iran and cripple “their ability to wage war.” He even said that we are probably past that point. This speech of stopping their ability to “wage war” sounds a lot like the rhetoric that we’ve heard from then-President George W. Bush, [...]
Something Worse Than Vietnam
Posted: September 30, 2010 in Current Events, News, PoliticsTags: Afghanistan, Bob Woodward, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Iraq, Middle East, Osama bin Laden, Saudi Arabia, Warfare and Conflict
When we look at Iraq and Afghanistan in the context of “why we went over there” as compared to now, we see that they are complete failures. No weapons of mass destruction. No legitamate government to take its place. Osama bin Laden has never been found. And if he is dead, the government doesn’t want [...]
Ron Paul denounces Pastor Terry Jones
Posted: September 10, 2010 in Current Events, News, PoliticsTags: Afghanistan, Islam, Middle East, Osama bin Laden, Ron Paul, Saudi Arabia, Terry Jones, United States
In response to Terry Jones adding to already heightened tensions over Islam in America, Congressman Ron Paul released this statement. LAKE JACKSON, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Congressman Ron Paul today issued the following statement about a Florida pastor’s plan to burn copies of the Quran on the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. “A professed Christian pastor [...]
A Foreign Policy Rant
Posted: July 28, 2010 in Current Events, Politics, UncategorizedTags: Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Glenn Beck, Iraq, Noninterventionism, North Korea, Pat Buchanan, Ron Paul
I was surfing through You Tube last night and came across a video of Pat Buchanan giving Glenn Beck a little lesson in foreign policy. Beck – as he says in the clip – is a libertarian, but he mentions Ron Paul and says the guy is wrong on so many issues. Now for a [...]
Bill O’Reilly doesn’t care about the Constitution
Posted: July 20, 2010 in Current Events, PoliticsTags: Afghanistan, Andrew Napolitano, Bill O'Reilly, Constitution, Iraq
Watch the following video clip of Andrew Napolitano (the best thing to come out of Fox News) debate with Bill O’Reilly on the trying of terrorists as criminals. As Napolitano makes a point, O’Reilly interrupts him. At one point, Napolitano qoutes the Constitution and O’Reilly says, “I don’t care about the Constitution.” This clearly states [...]