The Hill Observer
"Your guilty conscience may force you to vote Democratic, but deep down inside you secretly long for a cold-hearted Republican to lower taxes, brutalize criminals, and rule you like a king." - Sideshow Bob
Friday, April 28, 2006
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Chirac unveils his grand plan to restore French pride
Why do I get the feeling that this plan of Jacques Chirac is going to crash and burn?
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Italy: Israel envoy angry at burning of flags - News from Israel, Ynetnews
Disgusting.
And the Left think that the Europeans are 'enlightened'? Those bastards can take their post-Modernism and shove it.
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
Sullivan's dumbest...post...ever
I don't even need to comment on just how inane this post by Andrew Sullivan is.
To sum up:
Bush condones torture. Tennessee cops torture. Bush is responsible for this torture.
Like I said: inane.
Monday, April 24, 2006
MSM unbiased? You decide.
Is it now up to the Fourth Estate to directly shape policy through their 'unbiased' news reporting? Editor & Publisher editor Greg Mitchell thinks so.
Can you get any more blatant than that?
Evidence of work fraud untapped
Q: Why aren't we using existing tools such as the Social Security Administration and the IRS to stop illegal immigrants from getting jobs and punishing employers who hire them?
A: Because we don't want to.
The pushback begins
What was an open and shut case of Mary McCarthy, who was fired for leaking classified information to the press, now has become a pushback from the media to shield themselves from the embarrassment of receiving classified information and publicizing it.
The first paragraph sets the tone:
The rare firing last week of a CIA officer accused of leaking information to the news media stems both from the sensitivity of the subjects she allegedly discussed and the Bush administration's forceful efforts to block national security disclosures that have proved embarrassing or caused operational problems, according to current and former intelligence officials.
Emphasis mine. "Operational problems"? That's putting it mildly. Classified information isn't classified because it's a minor inconvenience if revealed. This is information that could involve national security. It is not for individual CIA employees to decide for themselves what is OK to reveal or not. If that were true, there would be no point to the CIA at all.
Of course, WaPo unsurprisingly brings in Scooter Libby, again trying to conflate the two unrelated issues into one. Let's be clear: Scooter Libby let the media know of information unclassified by the President. Mary McCarthy leaked classified information to the media. Generally speaking, 'classified' and 'unclassified' can be considered antonyms.