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“Someday, somewhere, somebody is going to have the guts to release that stuff,” said David P. Schippers, speaking to me by phone from his office in downtown Chicago Tuesday afternoon.
The “stuff” to which Schippers was referring is surveillance-camera footage recorded in [...]
Attorney Says Unedited Versions of the Oklahoma City Bombing Surveillance Tapes Are ‘Somewhere’
September 30th, 2009 · 12 Comments
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Cheney Stands Tough on Terror, Obama Whines
May 21st, 2009 · 3 Comments
Dick Cheney unleashed a barrage of common sense this morning in a speech to counter President Barack Obama’s defensive, namby-pamby approach for dealing with terrorism and terrorists.
Two videos — Part One (above) and Part Two (immediately below) capture the former vice president waging a staunch defense of actions taken by President George W. Bush’s administration [...]
Tags: · Barack Obama, Cheney, detainees, Dick Cheney, GITMO, Guantanamo Bay, National Archives, Obama, president barack obama, president obama, Terror, Terrorism, Terrorist, Vice President Dick Cheney
Was Morgan Hill Attack a ‘Dry Run’ by Terrorists?
April 22nd, 2009 · No Comments
It’s a must-read article for anyone serious about homeland security.* “It,” in this case, is a post published today by Bruce Perens. Notably, it includes an insightful analysis of a little-reported infrastructure attack that took place just after midnight April 9 in the Northern California city of Morgan Hill.
Though I won’t pretend to be as [...]
Tags: · bruce perens, california, cyber attack, cyberattack, Dry Run, Homeland Security, janet napolitano, morgan hill, napolitano, Northwest Flight 327, perens, Terrorism, Terrorist
Obama Graces ‘Savage Dragon’ Comic Book Cover
March 25th, 2009 · No Comments
From out of the “strange news” file comes word that a “Savage Dragon” comic book, the cover of which features a flag-waving President Barack Obama smacking terrorist leader Osama bin Laden, sold for $202.50 on eBay® Italy March 10.
An Image Comics Group’s publication, Savage Dragon brings to life the story of a “a large, finned, [...]
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Sparse Details About Classroom Disruptions Spur Questions About Possible Terrorist Activity
March 16th, 2009 · 10 Comments
Could classroom disruptions on the University of Oklahoma campus last week have been “dry runs” conducted by a terrorist group? That question has been nagging at me ever since I read newspaper reports in the student-run campus newspaper, OU Daily, and in the Tulsa World.
On Wednesday afternoon, according to the news reports published Friday, two [...]
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