Paying informants, placing officers in the region or monitoring the communications of non-U.S. citizens is not illegal, said John Cohen, former acting undersecretary of intelligence for DHS, but it does raise some concerns about the allocation of resources.

Two heads of Russian military dying within 2 years and no specifics on their deaths?  Furthermore, the surrounding controversy over what they were tied to makes this even more interesting, don’t you think?

This ought to be basic common sense and standard practice everywhere in the free world. But common sense is vanishingly rare in the free world these days.

“Biggest Sexual Offence Case In Norway’s History”

Using kids in this manner, as political weapons, says Watson, is exactly why every parent should homeschool.

I guess he becomes this holiday season’s pardoned turkey.

If you have not heard the very eloquent and succinct comments by former American ambassador Alan Keyes on this issue, then you are in for a real treat.