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 [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Iraq’
Feelings of guilt a factor in PTSD
Posted: November 29, 2011 in Conspiracy Theory, PoliticsTags: Afghanistan, American Psychiatric Association, Iraq, Marine, Posttraumatic stress disorder
Ron Paul enters evidence of Bush war crimes into the Congressional record
Posted: February 6, 2011 in Conspiracy Theory, PoliticsTags: George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, Iraq, Saddam Hussein, U.S. Sanctions
Kurt Nimmo Infowars.com February 5, 2011 Rep. Ron Paul read the text below into the Congressional Record earlier this year. Paul’s statement provides additional evidence to the established fact the globalist, bonesman, and former CIA director George Bush Senior duped Saddam Hussein, exploited his dispute with Kuwait – accusing Kuwait of slant drilling its oil [...]
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, [...]
Hopefully Wikileaks can bring the Empire down
Posted: October 24, 2010 in News, PoliticsTags: 2003 invasion of Iraq, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Iraq, Saddam Hussein, United States, WikiLeaks
President John F. Kennedy once said that “the word secrecy is repugnant in a free and open society.” Hillary Clinton has said that we “should condemn in the most clear terms” any “disclosure” of classified documents. I can about bet the Obama administration is hoping the American people, while they are worried about making their [...]
Condi Rice says that “there were many mistakes in Iraq” – Gee, isn’t that nice?
Posted: October 19, 2010 in News, PoliticsTags: Bill Clinton, Bill Kristol, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Iraq, Paul Wolfowitz, Project for the New American Century, Saddam Hussein
You know, it is always so nice that officials of previous administrations can come out and admit that “there were mistakes”. Of course they can. Now, in hindsight, the American people cannot touch them. Just to be clear; Saddam Hussein’s Iraq was the same country just before invasion had no navy, no airforce, and a poorly [...]
U.S. Wanted To Use Downed Plane As Motive For Going Into Iraq
Posted: October 17, 2010 in UncategorizedTags: 2003 invasion of Iraq, George Tenet, Hugh Shelton, Iraq, Madeleine Albright, Saddam Hussein, Sandy Berger
Money rules everything. And it is to that of the point I am about to make. In 2004 nations that loaned Iraq money over the tyranny of Saddam Hussien relieved 80% of Iraq’s debt. The article is quite long, but in those bundle of words, however, one line is very telling. In exchange, Iraq will [...]
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 [...]
My faith is secure. What about you?
Posted: September 11, 2010 in Christianity, Current Events, PoliticsTags: Bill O'Reilly, Christianity, Iraq, Islam, New York City, O'Reilly Factor, Terry Jones, United States
My support of the First Amendment and a Muslim’s right to practice their faith does not come by way of liberalism, but liberty. After all, it is the basic founding principle of liberty itself. The right of all Americans to practice religion without the interference of big government. Terry Jones has taken an already volatile [...]