Muslim terrorists hit Sweden
The Religion of Peace lived up to its name again, this time in an attempted mass murder of Christmas shoppers in the Swedish capital, Stockholm. Two separate bombs went off, but, thankfully, only two Swedes were injured:
Pearl Harbors then and now
In the last surprise attack on American soil before 9/11, the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor:
We have all the best toys, Infantry edition
For thousands of years, soldiers have known that taking cover is a good idea: the enemy might not see you or, at the very least, the cover would make you harder to hurt. Those have been the rules since before the first cities had been built.
Can Julian Assange be charged under the Espionage Act?
The Associated Press reports that the DOJ and other government agencies are looking for ways to charge WikiLeaks punk Julian Assange over his leaks of massive amounts of classified and sensitive information to “news” outlets like the “Newspaper of Record”:
“Top-down” review on sensitive data handling should include how WH handles it, too
The Associated Press reports this morning that the WH has ordered a top-down review of how various government agencies safeguard classified and sensitive information in light of yesterday’s WikiLeaks dump: