Category Archives: Daily Drama

In any non-wartime society, there is room for a wide range of personality types. I feel there is a valid argument for the inclusion and support of those who seem, at first blush, to do little to forward the fortunes … Continue reading →

In this modern and blase world, it seems that men, and women, can sometimes get away with anti-social behavior under the protection of the First Amendment. Our justice system isn’t perfect, but our carefully written constitution wisely allows people to speak until they hang themselves or occasionally redeem themselves.

Even those who publicly disgrace our flag suffer little but public scorn. Those who offer comfort to our enemies receive little punishment, unless they embarrass the FBI. The only punishment in most cases is that the person doing these unworthy actions lives long enough to see his earlier actions re-appear in all their glory on the internet.

This book cover shows the American Flag being held upside down by a group of anti-war protesters who were publicly praised by Vo Nguyen Giap, the North Vietnamese general in charge of the military campaign that finally drove the U.S. out of South Vietnam in 1975.

Presidential candidate John Kerry wrote this book.

Update: He also testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the excesses committed by servicemen in Vietnam. What he failed to say was where he got his information about these atrocities. It turns out that he was spouting disinformation created by the KGB to disrupt the US war effort. Ion Mihai Pacepa, a spy chief and a general in the former Soviet satellite of Romania, produced the vitriol Kerry repeated to the U.S. Congress almost word for word.

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The Commissar made my week when he listed me in his Blogger’s Bestiary, an imaged collection of some of the Commissar’s favorite blogs. I have not been able to browse through my favorite blogs this week because I was loading … Continue reading →

I wrote a post some time ago about whistleblowers. What I should have added, is how much I admire their courage.

I’m sorry to find out that the FBI, of all organizations, finds it necessary to punish patriots and reward those guilty of treason. That has got to be an employee’s worst nightmare.

A week after the 9-11 attacks, in the Washington field office of the FBI, newly hired translator, Sibel Dinez Edmonds, found herself working with a group of Middle Eastern linguists who were sympathetic to the 9-11 terrorists!

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