Tag: "Law Enforcement"
President Sends Compean and Ramos Home
Beautiful. Thank you, Mr. President. WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President George W. Bush, in one of his last official acts in office, commuted the prison sentences of two U.S. Border Patrol agents who were imprisoned for shooting an unarmed Mexican drug smuggler in the buttocks in a case that drew widespread attention. The agents, Ignacio Ramos [...]
What If Mumbai Happens Here?
Dr. Melissa Clouthier asks, “What Would Happen If A Mumbai Attack Happened Here?” . It’s a good question to ask because what’s been happening there can very easily happen here. All any group would need are things that are easily gotten anywhere in the world: guns, plenty of ammunition, and some explosives. And, please. Don’t [...]
Welcome Back, Officer Shifty McIncompetent!
Oh, just great. If you live in Washington, DC, just know that the next police officer you meet could have their job only because the police department screwed up the paperwork. D.C. Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier has rehired 17 officers who were fired for misconduct, saying she was forced to bring most of them [...]
German Talis, Troofer Veracity, and a Lesson on Law Enforcement
It seems my post yesterday on the cowardly German “Gary” Talis has garnered quite a bit of attention. Sites on the left and right have been linking it and I’ve been getting comments all morning on the incident. No site has dished the venom, for or against Talis, like the site of the Troofer and [...]


















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