Truth hurts.
“Among the nearly two dozen television DVDs slated for nationwide release on Sept. 11 is the second season of “Bones,” the third season of “Grey’s Anatomy” and the miniseries “The Starter Wife” that aired earlier this year. Not on the list on that day or any other in the near future is last year’s [...]

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Capt Ed notes that Newsweek (ugh) has apparently caught Slick in another (I’ve lost count) lie.
“It appears that Bill Clinton may have exaggerated his record when it came to strategizing against Osama bin Laden. Newsweek’s Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball take a look at the Inspector General’s report of the pre-9/11 intelligence failures at the [...]

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The long awaited CIA report is out and wastes no time in pinning George Tenant and his lack of leadership.
“Former central intelligence director George J. Tenet and his top lieutenants failed to marshal sufficient resources and provide the strategic planning needed to counter the threat of terrorism in the years before the attacks of Sept. [...]

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It’s not any plainer than that. Today’s WSJ makes it abundantly clear in this editorial which shows how Democratic obstruction/leaking/and politiking has chipped away at the most proven and needed program in the war on terror.
“The U.S. homeland hasn’t been struck by terrorists since September 11, and one reason may be more aggressive [...]

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Via UPI
“Former Attorney General John Ashcroft this week became the only Cabinet-level Bush official to attack the Sept. 11 Commission, writing in his memoirs it “seemed obsessed with trying to lay the blame for the terrorist attacks at the feet of the Bush administration, while virtually absolving the previous administration of responsibility.”
Ashcroft also writes that [...]

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Richard Minter writing in Opinion Journal today does a good job of telling us just what Clinton did and more important didn’t do.
“In his Fox interview, Mr. Clinton said “no one knew that al Qaeda existed” in October 1993, during the tragic events in Somalia. But his national security adviser, Tony Lake, told me that [...]

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I’m going to be dissecting Clinton’s fact challenged tirad through the week, but for now NRO’s Byron York takes up Clinton’s advice to read Richard Clarke’s book, “Against All Enemies, Inside America’s War on Terror”.
Seems it was bad advice.
“Clarke‚Äôs book does not, in fact, support Clinton‚Äôs claim. Judging by Clarke‚Äôs sympathetic account [...]

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We haven’t heard a lot about the “Able Danger” story of late, but the Defense Department issued it’s final report yesterday and the verdict? According to the Washington Post:
“The Defense Department’s inspector general has concluded that a top secret intelligence-gathering program did not identify Mohamed Atta or any other hijacker before the Sept. 11, [...]

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Cyrus Nowasteh, the screenwriter for The Path to 9/11, writes this scathing article today directed towards the critics of the movie:
“The hysteria engendered by the series found more than one target. In addition to the death threats and hate mail directed at me, and my grotesque portrayal as a maddened right-winger, there developed an impassioned [...]

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While the Democrats thwart our National Security efforts at every turn and tell us that it’s “our fault” and that the “world hates us”, and in reality put us at greater risks, on a daily basis, check out the good work being done in the Philippines on fighting terror:
“HELSINKI, FINLAND, SEPTEMBER 12, 2006 (STAR) By [...]

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