Opinion Forum

Trust – but Verify – Governmental Statements and Actions

May 10th, 2013

By Dan Miller If verification is not seriously attempted, lies will go unnoticed. More lies will follow. That’s one difference Benghazi makes now. What difference does it make?

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Tags: Benghazi, cover-up, government, Hillary Clinton, lies, Obama, tyranny
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Red Lines, Syria and Incompetence

April 30th, 2013

By Dan Miller Well thought out red lines can be drawn, successfully. Ill conceived red lines can easily make a bad situation much worse. An article from Stratfor is republished following my initial comments. My initial comments: Great care needs to be taken to avoid drawing ill defined “red lines” which, if crossed, may result […]

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Tags: al-Assad, chemical weapons, extremist, intervention, Muslim, redline, Syria
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Libruls and Progressives vs. Liberals

April 20th, 2013

By Dan Miller This is a very short post because Pat Condell said what I have tried to say. He said it better and here’s his video. There is little I can add to this video, beyond (a) that it explains better than I had ever done why I use a word of (I think) […]

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Tags: Boston, cancer, education, indoctrination, liberals, libruls, progressives
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Boston Bombing Suspects: Grassroots Militants from Chechnya

April 19th, 2013

By Dan Miller This is from Stratfor: Summary Timothy Albens (C) of the Massachusetts State Police and Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis (Center R) in Watertown, Mass., on April 19 The identities of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing — Chechen brothers Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, and Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26 — appear tentatively to confirm […]

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Tags: Boston bombing, Chechnya, grassroots, jihad, Muslim, Stratfor, threat
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Is the 1950 Korea Mess Relevant to the New Korean Mess?

April 6th, 2013

By Dan Miller Probably very little, beyond the differences. The North Korean invasion of South Korea began on June 25, 1950 when North Korean troops — many of them battle-hardened veterans of Mao’s fights against Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists — crossed the thirty-eighth parallel to invade South Korea, initially at the Ongjin Peninsula. They met with little […]

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Tags: DPRK, missiles, North Korea, nuclear, South Korea, U.S., war, warheads
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