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Dr. Sanity takes a hard look at the stories the established media seem very interested in covering, and those they… aren’t. We extend it one more step. How is torture covered in Iran? How about activities at Gitmo?

It’s often difficult to tell, for those doing the investigating, and those observing.

In keeping with the highest journalistic standards, I feel I need to post a correction. In my
previous post on torture I implied that I would torture Michael Moore were I trapped on a desert
island with him. It was an unfortunate statement, and, in f…

I think Ace's analysis here is spot on. And before you say, "but wait, Jeff. Didn't those same draconian tactics Ace advocates fail Bruce Willis in The Siege, bringing him scorn from a less reactionary and more liberal Denzel Washington,…

A lot of commenters and emailers object to the use of torture — or non-torture coercion — because, they claim, it produces nothing but lies. I think this is a rather silly statement. It produces nothing but lies? Always? It…

Today’s Dose of NIF

Interrogation does not equal torture. And even if it did I’m rather have a handful of "tortured" terrorists then even a single dead American. But thats not how everyone in the "blame America" crowd sees it. As much as the nutjobs

I agree with Captain Ed’s take on John Kerry’s disgraceful spectacle in Baghdad. By speaking out against the President’s policy on the war, during a time of war, in a war zone, on foreign soil, John Kerry undermines not only the President (as if …

Update: Here’s a view from Michelle Malkin who says that more often : “America has bent over backwards to protect detainees’ human rights.” Very interesting read (Everything she writes about is interesting.)