As a former Air Force public affairs officer who served for nearly two years with the 381st Strategic Missile Wing — think Titan II ICBMs — at McConnell Air Force Base near Wichita, Kan., I can guarantee with 100 percent certainty that officials inside the Pentagon know the exact location from which the large missile [...]
Missile Launch Incident Raises Serious Questions
November 9th, 2010 · 8 Comments
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One Battle Ends, Another Begins for Salon Owner (Update)
August 19th, 2010 · 8 Comments
After seeing the U.S. economy start to dive during the summer of 2008, Teresa Pershall decided it was time to downsize her business and prepare for the long, tough economic road ahead. She had, after all, seen this type of thing before. In Vietnam. Decades earlier. In 1980, Teresa — then known by her Vietnamese [...]
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Former White House Speechwriter Calls for Barack Obama to ‘Release the Birth Documents’
October 15th, 2009 · 13 Comments
Editor’s Note: Several times during the past few years, I’ve turned to Michael Johns, a White House speechwriter during the George H.W. Bush presidency who brings a more-scholarly-than-average approach to the news topics of the day. Three weeks ago, he tackled the issue which, if one is on the “wrong” side of it, can get [...]
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Five-Part Video Series Examines Barack Obama’s Eligibility to Serve as President of the United States
September 8th, 2009 · No Comments
Call me a kook, a right-wing nutjob, whatever, but in more than two-dozen posts during the past two years, I’ve looked at the issue of Barack Obama’s eligibility to serve as president of the United States. Today, I offer a five-part video series, Barack Obama: A Question of Eligibility, that includes interviews with several individuals [...]
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Surprise! President Barack Obama Told Al Arabiya TV ‘I Have Lived in Muslim Countries’ (Plural)
January 28th, 2009 · 19 Comments
I want to know the names of any and all Muslim countries in which President Barack Obama has lived. After all, as he told an Al Arabiya interviewer Monday night, he has lived in more than one. In a post yesterday, I brought to light the fact that he had responded to a question from [...]
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Blogger Dissects Obama’s Al Arabiya TV Interview
January 27th, 2009 · 5 Comments
In keeping with White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs’ practice of publishing only select tidbits of information about newsworthy events involving President Barack Obama, I decided to dissect six excerpts from the transcript of the president’s first sit-down media interview — with Al Arabiya TV’s Hisham Melhem, I might add. Those snippets appear below, followed [...]
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Christians Sacrificed to ‘Clean Up’ Obama’s Past
October 18th, 2008 · 11 Comments
Editor’s Note: I rarely republish a post from another blog in its entirety. Today, however, I make an exception in the case of a post published one month ago by Larry Martin. An American expat living in Southeast Asia, Martin offers insights about some of the global efforts being waged by supporters of Barack Obama [...]
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