Former President George W. Bush has apparently been vindicated by the revelation of secret shipments of uranium from Iraq to Canada, dating back to the regime of Saddam Hussein prior to the U.S. intervention.
CNN is reporting that 500 tons of low-grade uranium was secretly shipped out of Iraq with the full cooperation of the Canadian government.
Uranium is a key ingredient in the making of nuclear weapons.
Thus, it is apparent that the claim that 'nothing was found in Iraq' which could be connected with the making of weapons of mass destruction is clearly wrong.
My hunch is that Bush knew much more about the danger the U.S. and the world faced--but chose not to disclose such information for national security purposes.
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
BUSH COMMUTES SENTENCES OF RAMOS, COMPEAN
Breaking news! President George W. Bush, in the waning hours of his Presidency, has done the right thing and commuted the sentences of Border Patrol agents Ramos and Compean.
Thank-you, Mr. President. Thank-you!
Full story HERE.
Thank-you, Mr. President. Thank-you!
Full story HERE.
Second Amendment News Roundup for 1/19/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
MOWCA Blog sends breaking news concerning Wayne Fincher's court hearing. It is TOMORROW. For full info, click on the link (h/t to Paul Davis).
He's baaaaack! Now that the Obamessiah is safely headed for office, he brings out 'the Reverend' Jeremiah (God-d*mn Amerikka) Wright to offer a sermon. Michelle Malkin reports.
Atlas says that no sooner had Israel begun to pull out of Gaza than Hamas began firing rockets into southern Israel again. Who can honestly say they are surprised? The operation into Gaza was stopped way too quickly.
Armed and Safe reports that his (and others') columns in Gun Rights Examiner are gaining momentum and attention. Great news!
And here is Kurt's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner column for today.
Speaking of the Gun Rights Examiner, don't forget about David Codrea's national column, and today's is a doozy!
Codrea's War on Guns says that the heirs of liberty have been reduced to the rubble of idol-worship. 'He will save us.' What sacrilege falls from the mouths of the awe-stricken!
Say Uncle has a good roundup today of SHOT.
Pax Parabellum provides a good read on W's legacy.
Days of our Trailers blogs on joining Students for Concealed Carry on Campus.
Seen at Western Rifle Shooters Association: Abraham Delano Messiah Obama.
Roberta X reports that on this day, she's dreamin' too. It's a great read!
The great Mike McCarville quoted none other than ME today, showing his ultimate good taste, wisdom, and insight. Seriously, I feel honored to be quoted by one of the most respected journalists/commentators in America today...and I mean that, Mike. You are a credit to your profession.
These things posted by 21 Guns, Salute will make you wonder if the economy is truly 'the worst since the Great Depression.'
2A Musing has an excellent post entitled, 'Cigarettes, Empty Cups, Prisoners, and Guns.'
Free in Idaho posts some essential reading from the great Mark Steyn today.
Sebastian comments on the last day of the Bush Presidency.
Texas Fred reports that the worship and adoration of Obama is beginning to wane overseas.
Joe Huffman has more data on the sharp spike in gun sales since November.
Insight on Freedom has the MUST-read of the day on the passing of the mainstream media.
Bloviating Zeppelin tells the story of 'Tuesday and Beyond' in drawings...
Mike at Sipsy Street Irregulars provides a moving tribute to his son on his birthday...
Traction Control is purchasing reasonably priced transferable machine guns, and provides some photos...
Robb Allen is lusting in his heart for some goodies over at Ahab's place.
Breda points to an interesting incident she entitles, 'Jennifer's Head.'
Tam isn't looking forward to this week, and it's already started off with a bummer. Can we all give her a collective 'awwww'?
The Wandering Minstrel gives us a target practice report.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight has one heckuva read on 'Advice on Weapons Carry--Cop vs. Me.'
MOWCA Blog sends breaking news concerning Wayne Fincher's court hearing. It is TOMORROW. For full info, click on the link (h/t to Paul Davis).
He's baaaaack! Now that the Obamessiah is safely headed for office, he brings out 'the Reverend' Jeremiah (God-d*mn Amerikka) Wright to offer a sermon. Michelle Malkin reports.
Atlas says that no sooner had Israel begun to pull out of Gaza than Hamas began firing rockets into southern Israel again. Who can honestly say they are surprised? The operation into Gaza was stopped way too quickly.
Armed and Safe reports that his (and others') columns in Gun Rights Examiner are gaining momentum and attention. Great news!
And here is Kurt's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner column for today.
Speaking of the Gun Rights Examiner, don't forget about David Codrea's national column, and today's is a doozy!
Codrea's War on Guns says that the heirs of liberty have been reduced to the rubble of idol-worship. 'He will save us.' What sacrilege falls from the mouths of the awe-stricken!
Say Uncle has a good roundup today of SHOT.
Pax Parabellum provides a good read on W's legacy.
Days of our Trailers blogs on joining Students for Concealed Carry on Campus.
Seen at Western Rifle Shooters Association: Abraham Delano Messiah Obama.
Roberta X reports that on this day, she's dreamin' too. It's a great read!
The great Mike McCarville quoted none other than ME today, showing his ultimate good taste, wisdom, and insight. Seriously, I feel honored to be quoted by one of the most respected journalists/commentators in America today...and I mean that, Mike. You are a credit to your profession.
These things posted by 21 Guns, Salute will make you wonder if the economy is truly 'the worst since the Great Depression.'
2A Musing has an excellent post entitled, 'Cigarettes, Empty Cups, Prisoners, and Guns.'
Free in Idaho posts some essential reading from the great Mark Steyn today.
Sebastian comments on the last day of the Bush Presidency.
Texas Fred reports that the worship and adoration of Obama is beginning to wane overseas.
Joe Huffman has more data on the sharp spike in gun sales since November.
Insight on Freedom has the MUST-read of the day on the passing of the mainstream media.
Bloviating Zeppelin tells the story of 'Tuesday and Beyond' in drawings...
Mike at Sipsy Street Irregulars provides a moving tribute to his son on his birthday...
Traction Control is purchasing reasonably priced transferable machine guns, and provides some photos...
Robb Allen is lusting in his heart for some goodies over at Ahab's place.
Breda points to an interesting incident she entitles, 'Jennifer's Head.'
Tam isn't looking forward to this week, and it's already started off with a bummer. Can we all give her a collective 'awwww'?
The Wandering Minstrel gives us a target practice report.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight has one heckuva read on 'Advice on Weapons Carry--Cop vs. Me.'
Monday, May 26, 2008
On This Day...
Today we remember those who have given the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country--the men and woman of the armed forces who died so that we could maintain liberty.
May we never allow political or social forces, or ideologies, to degrade, demean, or minimize the tremendous sacrifice of these brave men and women--and their families.
To cut and run before the job is done in any military endeavor is to render those sacrifices meaningless. If the country ceases to support the mission that sent these soldiers to their deaths, both in the past and at present, then they will have died in vain.
If the country embraces programs, concepts, or ideologies that limit human liberty, then these soldiers will have died in vain.
President George W. Bush has issued a proclamation calling for all American citizens to pause in a moment of silence at 3 PM today, in order to remember and give thanks for the sacrifices of our men and women of valor who have died in service to their country.
May their memory never fade from our minds, and may their mission to fight for, serve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States become the mission of us all.
May we never allow political or social forces, or ideologies, to degrade, demean, or minimize the tremendous sacrifice of these brave men and women--and their families.
To cut and run before the job is done in any military endeavor is to render those sacrifices meaningless. If the country ceases to support the mission that sent these soldiers to their deaths, both in the past and at present, then they will have died in vain.
If the country embraces programs, concepts, or ideologies that limit human liberty, then these soldiers will have died in vain.
President George W. Bush has issued a proclamation calling for all American citizens to pause in a moment of silence at 3 PM today, in order to remember and give thanks for the sacrifices of our men and women of valor who have died in service to their country.
May their memory never fade from our minds, and may their mission to fight for, serve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States become the mission of us all.
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