U.S. soldiers punished for not attending Christian concert
By Chris Rodda (Talk To Action) On May 13, 2010, about eighty soldiers, stationed at Fort Eustis while attending a training course, were punished for opting out of attending one of these Christian...
View ArticleFoxhole atheist is a chaplain's bodyguard
By Michael M. Phillips (WSJ) SANGIN, Afghanistan — Navy Chaplain Terry Moran is steeped in the Bible and believes all of it. His assistant, Religious Programs Specialist 2nd Class Philip Chute, is...
View ArticleFrat boys and Navy officers
Walter Brasch: "The actions of the Navy in relieving an aircraft carrier commanding officer suggest there is a correlation between the Navy, college fraternities, and college administrators."
View ArticleDennis Kucinich: 'Let's bring democracy to America.'
(The Liberty Underground) Dennis Kucinich: “As of today, we would have spent $ 805 billion to bring democracy to Iraq, $ 433 billion to bring democracy to Afghanistan. Perhaps, a billion dollars...
View ArticleMarines hit the ground running in seeking recruits at gay center
By Elisabeth Bumiller (NY Times) The Marines were the service most opposed to ending the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy, but they were the only one of five invited branches of the military to turn up...
View ArticleAir Force Academy adapts to pagans, druids, witches and Wiccans
By Jenny Deam (Los Angeles Times) According to the Air Force Academy’s enrollment records, only three of United States Air Force 4,300 cadets identified themselves as pagans, followers of an ancient...
View ArticleFor Army troops, prescription drugs may add to fog of war
By Kim Murphy (Los Angeles Times) “Prior to the Iraq war, soldiers could not go into combat on psychiatric drugs, period. Not very long ago, going back maybe 10 or 12 years, you couldn’t even go into...
View ArticleMilitary to avoid embarrassing pictures by banning photography
By Jason Ditz (Antiwar.com) After years of dealing with photographs of troops torturing prisoners, desecrating corpses and generally behaving badly, commanders in southwestern Afghanistan have...
View ArticleSecret backdoor found in a US military chip made in China
By Sergei Skorobogatov (Cambridge University) Claims were made by the intelligence agencies around the world, from MI5, NSA and IARPA, that silicon chips could be infected. We developed breakthrough...
View ArticlePetraeus says U.S. tried to avoid tipping off terrorists
By Eric Schmitt (NY Times) David H. Petraeus, the former director of the Central Intelligence Agency, told lawmakers on Friday that classified intelligence reports revealed that the deadly assault on...
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