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Omri Ceren’s headline says it all: Obama’s Top NSA And CIA Picks: Harsh On Israel, Sympathetic To Iran And Hezbollah. Well that was totally unpredictable wasn’t it? General James L. Jones is widely rumored to be Obama’s preferred candidate to be White House National Security Adviser... Jones prepared a ...
Barack Obama, cabinet, NSA, CIA, James L. Jones, John Brennan
In the NSA controversy, it turns out that the judge might have had a conflict of interest. Color me surprised. UPDATE at 8/22/06 6:36:19 pm: More at Gateway Pundit: Judge Anna Diggs Taylor’s Dirty Donations.
In a nation five years removed from the destruction of the two tallest buildings in New York City and the murder of nearly 3,000 people, the ACLU has acted on behalf of radical Islamic front group CAIR and succeeded in getting a federal judge to order a halt to the ...
A Wall Street Journal Editorial rips the New York Times for letting their hatred for Bush take precedence over the security of their own country: Fit and Unfit to Print. After being asked by several administration officials not to publish the SWIFT story... The Times decided to publish anyway, letting ...
Watch as the latest in a long line of MSM/Angry Left attacks against President Bush now slides off the radar: Poll: Most Americans Support NSA’s Efforts. (Hat tip: Ethel.) A majority of Americans initially support a controversial National Security Agency program to collect information on telephone calls made in the ...
Mainstream media (with evident assistance from traitors in the CIA) is doing it again, releasing leaked details of classified national security plans in a time of war—and the Democrats are jumping aboard the train, demonstrating once again how serious they are about defending the country: Paper Reports NSA Collecting Phone ...
The Senate has decided not to investigate the NSA program, and there is no joy in moonbatland today; The Real Ugly American has a look at the pitiful thrashing and moaning at our pal Glenn Greenwald’s blog.
NSA, Senate, Wiretap, homeland security, Bush Derangement Syndrome, Moonbats