I’ve been quite busy today, so I would like to share with you some news I’ve found. Feel free to check them out.
These are from Stop the ACLU.
Valedictorian Sues School for Religious Liberty.
Ohio Democrats PROTECT racial segregation. They are still racist bastards.
Airforce Ready To Deploy The Reaper.
Federal court upholds ‘ One State Under God ‘ [...]
Archive for August, 2007
A list of news articles (OTB)
Posted in bloggers, news, otb on 31 August 2007 | Leave a Comment »
NFL Pre-season week #4
Posted in sports on 31 August 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Now that I seem to be getting back into the grove of reporting these games, I shall just give the names of the teams, my pick, and the final scores. (Hey, leave me alone. I’ll get to last week’s scores as soon as I finish here. lol)
Thursday, August 30, 2007.
New York Jets vs. Philadelphia Eagles. [...]
Anonymous 2,000th hit (OTB)
Posted in fun/silly, misc, otb on 30 August 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Today, August 29, 2007, someone who lives in Lambeth, London in the country of the UK looked at or used my site at 2:12 am UK time. I don’t know who it was, because they covered their tracks. lol. Anyway, thank you for stopping by. You were my 2,000 visitor! Wow. Well, can’t think of [...]
Outsiders Deliver Food, Water, After Devastating Blasts
Posted in CentCom, ME, Troops, bombs, dead, humanitarian, jihad/ists, supplies on 29 August 2007 | Leave a Comment »
28 Aug 07
by Staff Sgt. Paula Taylor
4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division Public Affairs.
TAL ‘AFAR, Iraq – Soldiers of D Troop, 27th Brigade Support Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, have a unique mission that requires several trips outside the security of Forward Operating Base Sykes.
The Soldiers, who belong to D Troop’s [...]
MNF-West Transition Team sees success in faces of Habbaniyah
Posted in CentCom, ME, Marines, Navy, civil affairs, medics, peace, recon, security, successes, tip, trust on 29 August 2007 | 4 Comments »
29 Aug 07
By Cpl. Ryan M. Blaich, II
Marine Expeditionary Force (FWD).
HABBANIYAH, Iraq – When a group of American military advisors deployed to Iraq and took over a small combat outpost on the outskirts of town recently, they knew the task ahead might get tough, but each day would be rewarding. The Marines and sailors [...]
News You Can Use (ignored by the dinosaur media); OTB
Posted in ME, fatwas, media, news, progress, successes on 29 August 2007 | Leave a Comment »
This is an amazing achievement by the Iraqis, but it is good news so don’t expect it to be covered by the dinosaur media. There is an article written by Robert McFarlane over at the Free Republic. The title of this article is, “A Fatwa Against Violence–Top Sunni and Shia clerics look toward reconciliation.”
This [...]
Round-up of Michael Yon’s articles; OTB
Posted in citizen journalists, global war, milblogs, news, peace on 28 August 2007 | Leave a Comment »
For those of you who do not who Michael Yon is, he is a citizen journalist who has been in Iraq and Afghanistan for most of the war with the only support coming from you and me. He is giving us the news that most ‘journalists’ are afraid to go forth and find the facts [...]
Violence in Sierra Leone on election day?
Posted in Africa, elections, news, pols, president, violence on 28 August 2007 | Leave a Comment »
There is fear in this African state where there has already been too much violence for any one people. The president, Ahmad Tejan Kabbah, is thinking about declaring a state of emeregence. So what is taking place?
President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah of Sierra Leone, whose ruling Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) faces the prospect of losing [...]
Diversity is strength for new Iraqi Army; OTB
Posted in CentCom, ME, Marines, culture, otb, security on 28 August 2007 | Leave a Comment »
28 Aug 07
By Sgt. Andy Hurt
13th MEU.
NEAR KARMAK, Iraq – The strength of any democracy is the equal representation of various cultural interests; thus, the power of a military force can be measured by diversity as well. American culture takes pride in boasting equal opportunity in public service roles. Iraqi culture mirrors this attitude, and [...]
Airmen Work to Keep Aircraft Cool
Posted in CentCom, SW Asia, aircraft/drops/flights, intel on 28 August 2007 | Leave a Comment »
27 Aug 07
By Staff Sgt. Cassandra Locke
380th Expeditionary Wing Public Affairs.
SOUTHWEST ASIA – SOUTHWEST ASIA — Global Hawk and U-2 aircraft provide critical intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, and in order to be efficient and effective the technological sensors on these aircraft cannot be subjected to heat for extended periods of time.
Due to the compact size [...]

