Additionally the closing of Gitmo will simply mean that another country will hold these prisoners for us. Genius idea. I am sure that they would love the tender ministrations of Turkey/Saudi Arabia/Mexico over the "torture" of U.S. prisons with our "inhuman" under-inflated basketballs . What a disgrace. I am sure that after they are moved to a country that actually knows what
Hey your second article ever got a front page feature! Congrats!
As another person who has lived in the comfy grasp of government run health care for all of my adult life I second LW's opinion. Even in the military system where no money changes hands for active duty folks the standard of care is awful, the time to get an appointment is ludicrous, and the errors by disinterested government unfireable emplopyees are rampant. Maybe the Navy did it better for you but the Army and the VA are awful with it. As a civlian usin the Government as my insurance
The problem here is that for many recruits of the jihad there is no life outside of martyrdom. In any societal structure where polygamy is widespread and the rich end up taking the majority of available females there inevitably are numbers of males without prospects for marriage or even dating (in repressive societies). A sexless male in an economically depressed area ends up with precious little to look forward to in this life. Jihadist leaders have been preying on this segment of soci
But he does exude a lot of integrity. That does count for a lot in race like these.
Just to have someone on the other side here.... I don't think that normal kids playing would generate a complaint but the article is more than a little vauge. I have absolutely lived next to people who exert zero control over their kids and I should have mad e acomplaint. There is a difference between kids playing and occasionally yelling and kids who are in the yard all day every day screaming at the top of their lungs while their parents do nothing. </P
You will probably need to be a bit more specific in your request. Where exactly are you running into problems?
Honestly you have to really work to get the ending out of the tortured "English" posted by the hacker. Additionally spending much time at Insecure.org is almost the equivalent of begging to be hacked. I would advise staying away.
Turn on the radio, and crank up YouTube! This will ensure an end to any productivity you may be experiencing...
In answer to the final question in your post : no. The threats constantly evolve and breed so the only solution is to keep fighting them nonstop. 100% security is only obtained when your computer ceases to exist as an object physically and philosophically.
he'll not have any favors to pay back when he's in there. So he can cut back on spending! Oh I don't know... the JU-PAC can be pretty demanding.
this is a very bold move for Obama True, have to wait on see how it plays out to his voters. My politics are about as far away from his as possible, so it doesn't really matter what I think of it vote-wise.
2008 - Vote Gideon MacLeish for President. At least he's not Bush. Not recommended, the Kerry and Gore campaign's both tried the "not Bush" tactic and failed. You have to have more under the hood than simple hatred of the incumbent.
There are a few Muslims on the other side but the numbers are lamentably small and they immediately meet with Fatwas for their "crimes".
Careful, those sites are so toxic that they can rot your brain if you read too many.
I certainly can't see very many worth keeping. It is just as unlikely though that replacements would be any different. Just like in Red October: "I'm a politician and that means I lie and when I'm not kissin' babies I'm stealin their candy."
Just when I thought he was quietly fading away into Billary's shadow Barack Obama pulls out a big gun: "Barack Obama is vowing to detail all his earmark requests today and is challenging his Presidential rivals to do the same. " - TPM Cafe Not only has
According to the most recent Gallup poll Congress is actually down to 14% which is the lowest since they started keeping track. The handling of immigration by both the President and Congress is at a whopping 3% .
God I love geeky Defense articles! (no, really I do ) I think you are dead right on this issue. I would also add that increasingly it is the contractors and the contractors alone who even understand how new systems can or should be employed. The military in general (and the Army in particular) have suffered a truly staggering degradation of soldier expertise. Very few soldiers whether enlisted
If you have ever read the Bible, forgiveness is at the very heart of it. A nice sentiment and a good article but really it is the latter half of the Bible (NT) that is concerned with forgiveness where the first half (OT) is primarily concerned with vengeance.</
Where a 3% increase in spending is a cut in spending. More is less, less is more, black is white, and girls are boys in this wonderland.
The fines and penalties will be barely enough to pay for the additional staff to track all these people. It will be more than enough when you do the math using the Land-of-make-believe calculation.
Paging Ben Stein... the President desperately needs someone to vet statements like this: "Mr. Bush said the $4.4 billion would “come from the fines and penalties that we collect fr
The Ron Paul phantom campaign has produced endless giggles for me.
The problem is that we let government define marriage in the first place. Marriage should not be a government institution. That is pretty much a State's right issue. This is an amendment of a State constitution. It is pretty hard to call a vote on a State amendment a "popularity contest" unless we are just reducing all votes to
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