FBI make-work entrapment schemes: Creating criminals in order to arrest them
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We’re not dealing with a government that exists to serve its people, protect their liberties and ensure their happiness.
Search Results for national security
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Mark Warner: ‘No one, including the former president, should be above the law’
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Mark Warner, the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, seems to be of two minds on classified documents.
Tim Kaine on Donald Trump espionage charges: ‘Presumed innocent, until proven guilty’
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine stressed in a media call on Wednesday that indicted former president Donald Trump should be “presumed innocent, until proven guilty.”
Traitor to the Constitution: The U.S. government is the real criminal
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Mark my words: the government is as corrupt and self-serving as ever, dominated by two political factions that pretend to be at odds with each other all the while moving in lockstep to maintain the status quo.
Republicans’ response to Donald Trump espionage charges: ‘But Her Emails’
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I definitely want one of those Hillary Clinton “But Her Emails” hats.
Mailbag: Readers weigh in on indictment of former president Donald Trump
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It’s official: Donald Trump has been indicted on federal charges, including violating the Espionage Act, criminal conspiracy, and obstruction of justice.
Bipartisan U.S. Senate legislation would limit foreign-produced drones in U.S.
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The STOP Illicit Drones Act imposes certain federal funding and prohibitions on drones produced in China, Russia and other countries.
U.S. government denies report China will set up spy base near Florida
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The WSJ reported yesterday that China reached a secret deal with Cuba to establish an electronic spy base on an island near Florida.
‘Widening freedom, not deepening discrimination’: U.S. military celebrates Pride Month
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This month is the 12th Annual Pride Month in the U.S. and the nation is acknowledging members of the LGBTQ+ community who have served.
China-U.S. relations thawing again over U.S. push for containment of CCP
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I’ve reported on the worrying signs of a large gap in communications between the US and China. But I’ve also noted the apparent turnaround in May, signaled by President Biden’s comment that a “thaw” was in the wind and ties with China would be improving “very soon.”
