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Times of Israel: Kerry betrayed Israel
John Kerry tried to cram a really bad deal for Israel down their collective throat the other day, but all he really did was unite the various political factions who now think that they are not only fighting a terrorist neighbor, but also their former ally against terrorism. The Times of Israel calls it “The […]
About That “Global Warming” . . . .
Provided without comment. Hat tip to this guy for the graphic. His blog looks to be a good one to frequent. Oh, and in case you’re wondering: his title for the article accompanying this graphic was “Coolest Summer On Record In The US”.
Metro DC police won’t enforce gun ban
The Washington Post reports that Chief Cathy Lanier of DC’s Metropolitan Police Department has instructed her officers that DC’s residents who are in possession of legally registered gun outside of their homes won’t be subject to the gun laws that were overturned this weekend. The lifting of the ban includes non-residents of the District. In […]
More Dickey BS
I really don’t want to spend a lot of time on this douche nozzle, Flemron Dickey, but he’s making it an issue – just like Ken Aden who drew out the process from late May to mid-July 2012. Aden, by the way, was also a Democrat politician from the South who claimed to be a […]
Monday morning feel good stories
Chief Tango sends us our first feel good story for the work week from Michigan where a clerk created an ammo shortage all by himself; Video first shows the suspect, who was wearing dark clothes and a ski mask, stealing from the register. Police say he held up the clerk with a revolver and ordered […]
Paul D. Husen meets Don Shipley
Don gets this Paul Husen in a three-way phone call to catch him making his claims to a prospective employer. Retired Navy SEAL Senior Chief Don Shipley BUSTS Paul David Husen of Los Angeles. Paul is a Nurse who Doctors his DD-214 to show he was a highly decorated Vietnam Navy SEAL Lieutenant and he […]
Rodolfo “Rudy” Hernandez to be featured on a stamp
Most of you probably know the story of Rodolfo “Rudy” Hernandez, in fact we wrote about him a month or so ago when the Airborne & Special Operations Museum in Fayetteville, NC unveiled a diorama of his Medal of Honor moment when he killed 6 of the enemy eye-to-eye in Korea in May 1951. Well […]
Recruiting and Retention hard for the Reserves
OK, everyone who reads TAH and is surprised by that headline, go back to grade school and work on your reading comprehension. From Army.mil; All the time, people tell Lt. Gen. Jeffery W. Talley how the recent drop in force structure end strengths must mean that recruiting and retention must no longer be a problem, […]
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