Obama to finally get his anti-Gitmo, Bush-torture show trial revenge?

By: Mike gamecock DeVine (Diary)  |  March 8th at 08:12 AM  | 

…and via a Bin Laden-by-marriage no less Attorney General Eric Holder was going to define his career by trying the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, Khalid Sheikh Muhammad (pictured), and the Bush Administration that “tortured” him, in a federal courtroom just blocks from where the Twin Towers fell in downtown Manhattan; rather than in a Military Tribunal held at his Guantanamo Bay prison home that President Barack | Read More »

But Bill, Sens. Obama and Hillary also had the ‘courage’ to defund the war and keep KSM’s nose dry

By: Mike gamecock DeVine (Diary)  |  April 29th at 07:29 AM  | 

Clintonian courage and the downside of being found out later to have failed to act on intel  The pre-May Day, ‘Barack killed bin Laden’, Obama campaign ad appearance by former President Bill Clinton almost convinces me that Hillary will replace Biden on the 2012 Democratic Party ticket. Why else would the man who slayed Ross Perot twice and an al-Qaeda night watchman in Afghanistan state the following for the man that called | Read More »

Weakness invites aggression, Axis of Evil accept

By: Mike gamecock DeVine (Diary)  |  May 23rd at 09:51 AM  | 

North Korea and Iran issue Biden-predicted Axis of Evil tests as Obama recruits al Qaeda terrorists with KSM “OJ” Trial promise Other than, so far, staying the courses in Afghanistan and Iraq (albeit with enemy-friendly timetables for withdrawal) and continuing drone attacks in Pakistan, what has President Barack Obama done in foreign policy but exude weakness to allies and enemies since his Inauguration? So why | Read More »

Obama Dems: Doing for free what enemies would pay them to do

By: Mike gamecock DeVine (Diary)  |  April 23rd at 09:14 AM  | 

From the diaries by Erick. Would Usama bin Laden and KSM (pictured, who gave up intel that saved LA from its 911 thanks to waterboarding), Iran’s Mullahs and MembersOnlyJacket-ijad, and Kim Jung Il prefer that CIA agents fear prosecution by succeeding administrations for the carrying out of lawfully given interrogation orders? That CIA lawyers fear such prosecutions for confidential legal opinions? The answer is obvious, | Read More »