Usual Suspects
Matthis skates again
Apparently the last Board member voted yesterday and Matthis gets to burn as many flags as he wants in the name of the IVAW. If Matthis can be believed the deciding vote was cast by octogenarian Wes Davey pictured below delivering an ultimatum to John McCain at the Republican National Convention in 2008; Of course, […]
Matthis screwed to the wall
Apparently the IVAW Board has reversed itself, changed last month’s vote on whether or not to punish Matthis for his flag-burning escapades. Typical sociopath; “Give me something else to burn” He doesn’t learn from his mistakes – he tries to go bigger and flashier to stick it to the man – the man in this […]
Captain Obvious speaks
Eric Holder as quoted by the Washington Post this morning; “It was clear that the intent behind this terrorist act was to kill Americans.” The man has a keen grasp of things that bite his face. Holder’s boss, General Observations, thanks the terrorists for building shitty firing circuits; “Justice will be done, and we will […]
FBI: Shots fired at NG in Kent State 1970 incident
The Washington Times reports that newly released documents in the May 1970 Kent State shooting of several students by National Guard troops state the the troops may have been provoked by a sniper; “We did it,” one man exulted, according to the inquiry. “We got the riot started.” The second man expressed disappointment at being […]
Gordon Duff the military expert
We’ve spent a little bit of time highlighting the writings of Gordon Duff, the senior editor of Veterans Today, the special place on the internet for crackpots and crazies to exchange their irrational conspiracy theories. For example, a month ago, I wrote about Duff’s theory that all of the Vietnam POWs were given amnesty for […]
Dave Airhart; Oldie but goodie phony
This guy has been on the loose for at least five years, but the NPRC finally answered a POW Net FOIA request over three years old on Dave Airhart. His main claim to fame while a student at Kent State was quoted in this reprint of a Stan Goff (CounterPunch) article; I spent 4 months […]
Thank you Supreme Court
From CNN: Court: Cross doesn’t violate separation of church and state The Supreme Court has ruled a white cross, erected as a war memorial and placed on national parkland in the California desert, does not violate the constitutional separation of church and state. The 5-4 majority concluded Congress acted properly when it tried to transfer […]
IVAW Flag-burning still an issue
I know I haven’t mentioned the IVAW’s flag burning last month in a while, but it’s time has come again. It seems that there is still an internal discussion going on and some of it leaks out through the cracks in IVAW’s leaky security. Most recently, one member of the Los Angeles Chapter sent out […]
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