
Diplomacy has no place in Afghanistan because we are not there to keep the peace or to negotiate terms of endearments.

He was never really being subtle about it, but in a recent sworn legal declaration made by a former Blackwater manager as well as an ex-Marine who may or may not be still working with the company (now called Xe, which Prince still owns and remains chairman of the board after step …

Thanks to Tom Bombadil for the best laugh I've had in weeks.
JUST ONE MONTH after their gay marriage rocked the world, ecstatic newlyweds Osama Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein have adopted a shaved-ape baby to make their family complete.
Why No More 9/11s?Source: Slate
Amid the many uncertainties loosed by the al-Qaida attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, one forecast seemed beyond doubt: Islamist terrorists would strike the United States again—and soon. "Ninety days at the most," said counterterrorism expert Juval Aviv. On Oct.

I guess maybe I was not joined by everyone in the country when Barack Obama's post-election speech brought me to tears of joy.
Bin Laden threat claimed - World - smh.com.auSource: The Sydney Morning Herald
OSAMA BIN LADEN is planning an attack against the United States that will "outdo by far" September 11, an Arab newspaper in London has reported.
The warning, published on the front page of al-Quds al-Arabi, quotes a person said to be "very close to al-Qaeda" in Yemen.

Senator John McCain has received and endorsement the like of which we really don't see to often. Al-Qaida wants Senator McCain elected President. In a mountain cave in Pakistan. Osama Bin Laden followers chanted, "Elect McCain, Elect McCain."

We all heard it. Mccain says he know how to get Bin Laden and he knows how to do it.
Big questions here.
Please tell me.
Why is Bin Laden alive?
Why have we lost 4,000 plus of precious American lives?

John Sidney "Country First" McCain III, for at least the second time of which I am aware, claimed (most recently) at the October 8, 2008 Presidential Debate, that he "knows how to get Osama bin Laden" and that he "will get him."
Ex-CIA official: 9/11 could not have been avertedSource: International Herald Tribune
WASHINGTON: A former top CIA official said the intelligence agency had more than 100 Afghans acting as spies before the Sept. 11 terror attacks on the United States, but he told a magazine in a rare interview that nothing could have averted them.
Humanizing al Qaeda, Demonizing the Bush TeamSource: Wall Street Journal
Then there's Mr. Khadr. He is the son of a man who helped found and finance al Qaeda, and who died in a 2003 gun battle with Pakistani troops near the Afghan border.
Al Qaeda's Market CrashSource: New York Post
IF you think the US markets have problems, look at the value of al Qaeda shares throughout the Muslim world: A high-flying political equity just a few years ago, its stock has tanked. It made the wrong strategic investments and squandered its moral capital.
Is Osama bin Laden Dying ... Again?Source: TIME
Which is closer to dying: Osama bin Laden or the CIA's effort to catch him? Nothing has characterized the fruitlessness of the hunt for the al-Qaeda leader so much as the recurrent — and mostly inaccurate — reports that he is seriously ailing, or even at death's door.
Amid Policy Disputes, Qaeda Grows in PakistanSource: The New York Times
Intelligence reports for more than a year had been streaming in about Osama bin Laden's terrorism network rebuilding in the Pakistani tribal areas, a problem that had been exacerbated by years of missteps in Washington and the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, sharp policy disagree …
Obama vs. OsamaSource: frontpagemag.com
NAME-BRAND journalists have let Barack Obama make any claim he chooses about Iraq, Afghanistan or coping with terrorism without pinning him down for details.
John McCain has won the Iraq argument.Source: contentions
The disagreement on Iraq between McCain and Barack Obama, indeed between Democrats and Republicans, was not about the future of American "neocolonialism" or about the candidates' sympathy for the Marines and soldiers eager to return home.