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Winter Soldier? — Iraq version The NYT, that bastion of journalistic ethics, has a cute little profile of an unbelievably *ahem virtuous and morally superior CO who is reporting back about all the awful, cruel mean and nasty things US soldiers are do…

Real quick, before I head back to bed, the tireless Lorie Byrd is on a worthy quest, and seeking some help from the military, if possible. She writes:

When a Polipundit reader, and self-described “Army brat” read this Bob Herbert column in the…

But if you change your mind, and have either a modicum of storytelling ability or access to reporters that do, you’ll have a hell of a support group.

You may recall a post from the other day about a Bob Herbert column in the New York Times that I and many others took at less than face value. It would appear that our skepticism was warranted; for the details, I refer you to Power Line, PoliPundit, …

Michelle Malkin did a very intensive post based upon the “gushing article” Bob Herbert, of the NY Times, did regarding Aidan Delgado, a conscientious objector. One of the things that’s striking about Herbert’s article, is how Delgado describes Americ…

Michelle Malkin did a very intensive post based upon the “gushing article” Bob Herbert, of the NY Times, did regarding Aidan Delgado, a conscientious objector. One of the things that’s striking about Herbert’s article, is how Delgado describes Americ…

Earlier today I posted a request for anyone with knowledge of the incidents alleged by Aidan Delgado about abuses by U.S. soldiers in Iraq to please come forward to either corroborate or debunk them. Blackfive has been in touch with a senior sergeant…

….about Aidan Delgado and his story of abuse and murder by US soldiers in Iraq. Naturally the media is feteing him and playing his story to the hilt, even though there are s…

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Everybody’s favorite fish wrapper, The New York Times, is running a column by Bob Herbert in which he relates the claims of a certain disgruntled co…

(Updated – see below) Every Coke I ever drank in Iraq came from a can. Mountain Dew too. I never saw a Coke bottle in Iraq – or any soda, pop, etc. (Fanta was a big favorite in the region,…

Full disclosure: I never supported the current Iraq War in any way. Never. To me, the necessary conflict was against the multinational terrorist conglomerate called al-Qaeda, and any diversion from that sacred mission would result in unneeded death, …

I read Bob Herbert’s latest slam on American troops last night in the New York Times.