Comments Posted By Fred Fry
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CIA VS. THE WHITE HOUSE: GUESS WHICH SIDE THE PRESS IS ON?
I bet a subscription to the Washington Post / NY Times provides some of the best value for foreign spies for the expense.
I wonder if any of these foreign spy services secretly award journalists medals for their service to their countries....
Comment Posted By Fred Fry On 26.04.2006 @ 10:51
CIA VS. THE WHITE HOUSE: TY COBB AIN'T NO BENCHWARMER
I posted earlier in the week mentioning that there needs to be a full investigation into following the money.
Did the Washington Post pay her anything?
Did she declare it as income?For a Government employee, she sure has lots of money to throw around, especially for someone who was getting ready to 'retire'.
Comment Posted By Fred Fry On 25.04.2006 @ 09:58
Hmm, what a lesson. These 'kids' attack military recruiters and in return they get a taste of thier own medicine.
"It’s a school filled with young, idealistic kids determined to save the world, feeling their way through uncertain thickets of ideology and unfamiliar collections of ideas, and naive about the dangers of direct political action outside a university’s protected confines. That, after all, is what college is about—providing a protected space for young adults to experiment, learn, try out ideas and identities."
Protected, as long as you don't want to learn about joining the military and wanting to save your country that way.
Comment Posted By Fred Fry On 20.04.2006 @ 09:04
The Democrat Party is suffering from Activist Cancer. The question is, do they have the strength and will for the cure (killing it off before it kills them.)
They better act fast because elections tend to make the cancer spread.
Comment Posted By Fred Fry On 16.04.2006 @ 18:05
IMPEACHMENT BANDWAGON STARTS TO ROLL
When is Conyers going to account for the turkeys his staff stole last year?
"If the Democrats take the House in November, they can pretty much do whatever they please up to and including opening impeachment hearings in the Judiciary Committee."
Comment Posted By Fred Fry On 27.02.2006 @ 22:49
- Let them keep thinking that this is posible. The shock the day after will all the more amusing. (Coupled with accusations that the polls said....)
"It’s never been my contention that this deal is bad on its face. The problem I have with it has been that in the Age of Terror, from the bureaucrats who sit on the CFIUS all the way up to the President himself, there have been several blind spots relating to our security."
work in the maritime industry and some people actually consider me an expert. This whole firestorm is tough to write a written response to because to explain why deals like this are good, as it may actually risk anti-terror programs that the Government is undertaking. That has now happened in this deal.
The press has reported that the company had made a secret deal with the US concerning cooperation. This secret has now been made public in an attempt to keep the deal. Who knows what other secret agreements were made giving the US access to all sorts of information. Nobody ever bothered to sit back and think what the US was getting out of this deal.
Cargo does not only travel to and from US ports but between ports all around the world, with the cargo never reaching the US. The US would probably love to know what is being shipped to and from other countries, like wmd. So how can they gain access to that information?
As I posted to my blog, their are Saudi ships calling US ports. That hands down is a bigger threat than this deal. For that matter, this port operator has been loading cargo onto ships headed to the US for years. US Customs is also stationed at many of these ports checking the cargo as it is loaded.
Congress has ignored port security for years. They can't even implement a "Transportation Worker Identity Card" (TWIC) to issue workers in ports (and AIRPORTS) standard Identity documents in order to control access to secure areas. This is a much bigger threat than who operates the ports. This is the heart of controlling access. And this program is not functioning. Where's congress concerning this program?
Even the issue of uninspected containers is blown out of proportion. Inspecting all of the containers is a waste. The #1 shipper across the Atlantic to the US is Heineken. The transport chain for them is known, SO those get inspected last. and they work from there figuring out what to inspect.....
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"I don’t like waking up in the morning and discovering that I’m an “Islamaphobe†or “Un-American†for calling the Administration a bunch of rabbit heads for the way they’ve managed the unveiling of this idiocy. To tell you the truth, I resent it."I for one think your a great guy! I think your wrong in this issue, but unlike many, you can explain why you think this is wrong, which is a required basis in order to have a debate about anything.
Comment Posted By Fred Fry On 23.02.2006 @ 13:09
CARNIVAL OF THE CLUELESS CANCELED: WORLD COMES TO AN END
Why not call it "The dog that ate my carnival post"
Anyone, you can suggest that contributors submit their posts here.
My submission concerned the inability of a SONY Viao Laptop to play a SONY DVD due to copy protection.
Sony DVD Anti-Copy Software Prevents DVD Playback on Sony Vaio Laptop!
Comment Posted By Fred Fry On 15.02.2006 @ 19:53
There are over 50,000 people on the TSA's no-fly list alone. I would love to hear the Dems explain how the FISA court plans to issue warrents for all of them. It's a great way to bog down the Bush Administration and the court in paperwork. The terrorists would love that.
Comment Posted By Fred Fry On 29.01.2006 @ 09:03
You know that the 'left' is just going to claim that this General is one of Rove's newest clowns......
I for one that that there is a treasure trove of WMD buried in Syria. To bad that we have to wait for Assad to be removed to find out for sure.
Comment Posted By Fred Fry On 26.01.2006 @ 09:21
HALF A MILLION READERS FOR THE HOUSE!
Congrats!
Your efforts are greatly appreciated!
Fred
Comment Posted By Fred Fry On 23.01.2006 @ 21:13
