BREAKING: Osama bin Laden dead as a result of US strike (UPDATED)
Multiple news outlets are reporting the news. Not confirmed as to how or which country (Afghanistan or Pakistan). The President will be issuing a statement shortly on the matter.
The high price of the Obama administration’s war on CIA interrogators
The LA Times files a disturbing report about how the CIA has “slashed” its interrogation role in light of the administration’s stifling policies on interrogation techniques (via Memeorandum):
1 Gurkha vs. 30 Taliban: guess who didn’t stand a chance?
Sergeant Dipprasad Pun unloaded 400 rounds of ammo and 17 grenades at the Taliban. He detonated a mine. But they kept coming. So, when the grenades ran out and his weapon wouldn’t fire, what did he do? He grabbed a makeshift club and charged:
Ridiculous: Obama admin refuses to call US mission in Libya a war
I swear, even with the contradictory signals various members of this administration have been sending out in regards to what our mission actually is in Libya, this dodge and weave on how to classify what we’re doing there pretty much takes the cake:
Scarborough uses questionable US military role in Libya as an opportunity to criticize … GOP
Wish I could say this was surprising, but it’s not. MSDNC’s token “conservative” writes (bolded emphasis added by me):
Reality bites: Obama administration prepares to resume BAU at Gitmo
Right on the heels of the Politico story I wrote about earlier in which we learned that this administration was taking a more aggressive approach than past administrations when it comes to prosecuting so-called “whistleblowers” who leak information to the press that could jeopardize our national security comes this story on the “restarting” of Gitmo Bay from the Washington Post: