Feb

7

Obama Tests New Weaponry for US Military Use After Pentagon Budget Cuts Take Effect

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The Obama administration has called on the Pentagon to find $259 billion in cuts over the next five years. With that kind of financial hit, some of our weapons systems will be affected and need to be adjusted accordingly. Today, President Obama tested something that could be standard issue for our warriors in the field [...]

Jan

3

Iran’s ‘Long Range’ Missile Not So Long Range

Filed Under Politics, War, World News | 12 Comments

You might have heard that Iran tested some “long range” missiles recently. As Bill Clinton might say, “it depends on what your definition of ‘long range’ is.” The US Navy’s closest fleet is still out of range, as is Israel: At first, Iran claimed it had launched three long range missiles; a pronouncement at the [...]

Dec

30

Kim Jong Il’s Son Skippy Jong Il Issues First Threat Against South Korea

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Kim Jong Il’s son — I think his name’s Skippy — was officially declared “Supreme Leader” today, and he’s already issued his first threat to attack South Korea. How cute. Papa would be so proud: Kim Jong-un, who was declared Supreme Leader of North Korea yesterday, issued his first terrifying threat of war today. North [...]

Dec

20

Ron Paul Would Not Have Ordered Bin Laden Killing

Filed Under Politics, War | 9 Comments

I’ll say this for Ron Paul: At least his approach is more consistent than Obama, who has taken the head-scratching position that pouring water over the face of a terror suspect is sub-human, barbaric and against everything we stand for as a people, but kicking a door open and blowing off that same person’s head [...]

Dec

8

Nobel Peace Prize Winning President / Terminator-in-Chief: ‘Ask Bin Laden if I’m an Appeaser’

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President Obama is tired of being accused of appeasement, and it shows. I mean, come on, y’all… it’s been months since he bowed to a foreign leader. Before you watch the video below of the Terminator you might want to first click “play” right here to launch the appropriate background music: Okay, now cue up [...]

Dec

7

Pearl Harbor: 70 Years Ago

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Seventy years ago today Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. Though the number of people alive today who were serving at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 are dwindling, it’s my hope that the memory of the attack, subsequent American resolve and the reminder that freedom isn’t free will never be forgotten. This week, some Pearl Harbor [...]

Nov

4

Obama Administration Opposes Adding FDR’s D-Day Prayer to WWII Memorial

Filed Under PC, Politics, War | 4 Comments

Is it time to vote these people out yet? Yeah, I know, nothing should surprise me anymore, but still… The Obama administration is opposing congressional legislation to add President Franklin Roosevelt’s D-Day prayer to the World War II Memorial in Washington D.C. At a House hearing Thursday, Robert Abbey, director of the Bureau of Land [...]

Oct

25

The John Murtha Legacy Just Keeps Getting Better

Filed Under Corruption, Politics, War | 24 Comments

As you read this try and keep in mind that this is a guy who was honored by having a Navy ship named after him. Last week’s release of FBI documents finally put in writing what nobody had ever said on the record: The FBI suspected that former Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.) and lobbyists close [...]

Oct

20

Gaddafi Reportedly Killed

Filed Under Politics, War, World News | 9 Comments

Ronald Reagan gave it his best shot back in the 80′s but was unsuccessful. However, it looks like Gaddafi’s luck has finally run out: (Reuters) – Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi died of wounds suffered on Thursday as fighters battling to complete an eight-month-old uprising against his rule overran his hometown Sirte, Libya’s interim rulers [...]

Oct

11

Wikileak: Obama Wanted to Visit Hiroshima in 2009 but Japan Discouraged It

Filed Under History, Politics, War, World News | 9 Comments

In other words, it sounds like Obama wanted to include Hiroshima on his 2009 “World Apology Tour” but Japanese authorities didn’t feel it was appropriate. Japan Times: A senior official of Japan’s Foreign Ministry told the U.S. ambassador in Tokyo it would be premature for U.S. President Barack Obama to visit the atomic-bombed city of [...]

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