TSA Confirms My Terrorist Tendencies

The Intercept has a great story this morning with confidential documents revealing the official TSA warning signs.  My favorite terrorist giveaway is “excessive complaints about  the screening process.” Ya, that was the first trick my Al Qaeda buddies told me about...

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Whistleblowers and the Press Heavyweights

Following the late January guilty verdicts in the espionage trial of former CIA officer Jeffrey Sterling, more proof emerged – if any more were needed – that many elite mainstream journalists abhor whistleblowers and think they should go to prison when they divulge...

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Google Disables All Ads on Antiwar.com (Updated)

– because we have a page showing the Abu Ghraib abuses.Update: After channels of communication were opened as a result of this article on Gawker, Google contacted us and said they would be restoring our ads.However, Friday morning I received another demand to remove...

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CaliphateBook Probably Nonsense

Everyone needs a hobby. For most reporters, it seems to be freaking out about anything even vaguely ISIS-seeming. That's where CaliphateBook comes in, which is supposed Facebook, but for ISIS. Cute, right? The site itself started as an incomplete CMS site, then...

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When Bibi Came to Town

When Benjamin Netanyahu looked out over the joint session of Congress that had assembled to hear him speak on March 3, the Israeli prime minister almost caught a glimpse of something unusual: empty seats.That would’ve been a rarity in Washington, where bipartisan...

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General Petraeus: Too Big to Jail

The leniency shown former CIA Director (and retired General) David Petraeus by the Justice Department in sparing him prison time for the serious crimes that he has committed puts him in the same preferential, immune-from-incarceration category as those running the...

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