Byron York writes in the Washington Examine regarding liberal Portland’s politically correct refusal to cooperate with the FBI on antiterrorism: In 2005, leaders in Portland, Oregon, angry at the Bush administration’s conduct of the war on terror, voted not to allow city law enforcement officers to participate in a key anti-terror initiative, the FBI’s Joint [...]
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No Suicidally Liberal Deed Goes Unpunished
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Counterterrorism, fbi, political correctness, Portland, Somali, Somalia, Terrorism on 29 Nov 2010 | 7 Comments »
FBI Agent Dead After Following Preferred Libertarian Arrest Procedures
Posted in libertarians, Politics, Politics, Current Events, and Culture, tagged Arrest Warrants, Balko, Cato Institute, civil liberties, Constitution, drug war, fbi, libertarianism, libertarians, No Knock Warrants, Police, RKBA, Samuel Hicks, Search Warrants, SWAT, War on Drugs on 23 Nov 2008 | 80 Comments »
FBI agent, Samuel Hicks, was killed this week in Pittsburghwhile serving an arrest warrant in a botched drug raid. He was 33. After the agent knocked on the suspect’s door and announced his intention, the suspect apparently proceeded to flush his stash of cocaine down the toilet. After the suspect didn’t answer, they were shot [...]
Bush’s Rhetorical Failure
Posted in Bush, Rhetoric, tagged , al qaeda, allies, Bush, cia, Constitution, criticism, critics, executive, fbi, moveon.org, rendition, Rhetoric, Speeches, torture, water boarding on 6 Oct 2007 | 3 Comments »
Bush’s defense of his more controversial stands in the war on terror has been Clintonian. First, he denies that something is taking place. Then, when that something–in this case, the use of “enhanced interrogation techniques” is exposed–he simply denies without explanation a reasonable characterization by critics: these techniques constitute torture. Now, I do not support [...]
The Price of Process
Posted in Constitution, Liberty, Military, tagged 9/11, ace, al qaeda, atta, cellular, cia, civil liberties, communications, fbi, fisa, geoffrey stone, hillary, iraq war, islam, islamic, jihad, kidnaped soldiers, law, Liberals, obama, phone calls, phones, plots, ron paul, signals, signals intelligence, surveillance, tactics, Terrorism, wireless on 29 Sep 2007 | 1 Comment »
Ace reports an extraordinary story that I’d like to hear the disciples of judicial process and civil liberties for terrorists in the Democratic Party respond to: Last May, Iraqi terrorists kidnapped three American soldiers. American intelligence officials searched for cyber-signals about the kidnapping… and actually found them. They found the kidnappers talking to each other [...]
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