Posts tagged ‘military’

Earth to Janet Napolitano

By Keith Miller, 10 January, 2010, No Comment
Earth to Janet Napolitano

Hello, what planet has she been living on since the founding of Al-Qaeda in1988? Or for that matter, just since September 11, 2001. The use of suicide bombers is part of their normal operations. It makes you wonder what the vetting process consisted of on her being selected and appointed to the position of head of the agency charged with protecting our nation from such attacks. Perhaps her answer on whether she was qualified for the position was, “no but I did stay at a Holiday Inn once.”

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The Cost of Liberty.

By Keith Miller, 3 January, 2010, No Comment
The Cost of Liberty.

These are men and women who are willing to be separated from loved ones and friends in order to go to foreign lands if that is what it takes to protect their home town from attack. They proudly put their life on the line so that future generations can enjoy liberty.

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A Travesty of Justice: The Prosecution of Lt. Michael Behenna

By Libz, 28 December, 2009, 1 Comment
A Travesty of Justice: The Prosecution of Lt. Michael Behenna

They stand between us and the unknown. The American soldier is the embodiment of the safety and security that keeps our nation free and peaceful. They are selfless, brave and proud. Duty, honor and country aren’t a mere catch phrase to these heroes, but they are a way of life.

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Grim News for Soldiers: Pentagon To Consider Widening Definition of “Extremist Organization”

By Libz, 23 November, 2009, 6 Comments
Grim News for Soldiers: Pentagon To Consider Widening Definition of “Extremist Organization”

Thanks to Major Nidal Hasan, the Pentagon is considering widening the scope of the regulations regarding the rights of soldiers to participate in “dissident and protest activities”. This is grim news considering the liberal democrat who is Commander-in-Chief.

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