by Wordsmith | Dec 14, 2014 | American Intelligence, CIA interrogation program, United Kingdom
Our military and CIA aren’t the only ones having their hands tied and being kept on a tighter leash when it comes to the business of interrogation: British soldiers have “lost their capability” to interrogate terrorist insurgents because of strict new rules on...
by Wordsmith | May 23, 2013 | Afghanistan, Africa, Fanatical Islam, Homegrown Jihadi, United Kingdom, War On Terror
Passport: The soldier killed in Wednesday’s attack has been identified by the British Ministry of Defense as Drummer Lee Rigby, 25, of the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. A native of Crumpsall, Manchester, Rigby served as a drummer during the...
by Wordsmith | May 7, 2013 | History, military history, True Heroes, United Kingdom
Last December, I did a book review for A Higher Call, about an aerial encounter between a young American bomber pilot named Charlie Brown, and a Luftwaffe ace named Franz Stigler that resulted in an act of chivalry and mercy, 4 days before Christmas. Bookworm Room...
by Warren Beatty | Apr 26, 2013 | Barack Obama, United Kingdom
Well, it seems as if Dear Leader Barack Hussein Obama has struck yet again. He has insulted our greatest ally, Great Britain. How? Let’s count the ways. – Obama Dishonors Lady Thatcher: Lady Margaret Thatcher (and others, including Prince Charles and Prime...
by Curt | Apr 17, 2013 | Barack Obama, Liberal Idiots, Politics, United Kingdom
So good to hear: How applause drowned out the jeers: It seemed to come out of nowhere. No one knew who’d started it – perhaps it was purely instinctual. But as the hearse came into view, the crowds found themselves breaking into applause – applause that followed the...
by Curt | Feb 25, 2013 | Barack Obama, Baracks Broken Promises, Congress, Economy, Health Care, ObamaCare Results, Obamanomics, Politics, Socialism, Socialized Health Care, United Kingdom
The Obama administration is prodding people to become whistleblowers for ObamaCare. Of course not to blow the whistle on the government and those who created this monstrosity that no one can figure out. No, to blow the whistle on small businesses who can then be fined...
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