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This has all the earmarks of a targeted hit job. However, strangely no one has been charged with this horrific crime, and what is more intriguing is that no law enforcement agency is even investigating this murder. According to other open sources, Metro police were told by their “higher ups” that if they spoke about the case, they will be immediately terminated. It has been claimed that this order came down from very high up the “food chain,” well beyond the D.C. mayor’s office. Interesting. One more unexplained twist is that on July 10, 2016, the same day Seth Rich...

Donna Brazile only wanted to rehabilitate herself and cash in on writing the first tell-all from the Clinton inner circle. But she knew that they had unpleasant ways of making problems go away, so she needed some insurance against the worst sorts of retaliation. Her cryptic mentions of Seth Rich and subsequent refusal to elaborate on the subject may be a signal that killing her would set off mutual destruction. Over the weekend, she confirmed that we crazy right-wing conspiracy nuts were correct in our worst suspicion: Seth Rich, it was reasonable to suspect, had leaked the DNC emails...

I hate Julian Assange's guts, and believe he has done great harm to America. But the legal case against him is very weak, and such a case made against him by the US government would have no precedent in legal history. Last week, one dunderhead on a talk radio show I was listening to, accused Julian Assange of being a traitor to America. Apparently, the dunderhead was unaware of the fact that Assange is an Australian citizen, and not an American citizen. Treason can only be committed by an American citizen, and not by a foreigner. Americans are obligated by...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House says the U.S. government is not ruling out the possibility of taking legal action against online whistle-blower WikiLeaks. White House spokesman Robert Gibbs says the administration is considering several steps following the release of more than a quarter million classified State Department documents. He says there is an ongoing criminal investigation into how the documents were made public. Gibbs says President Barack Obama was briefed on the size and scope of the document leak by national security aides last week. Gibbs says it would be an understatement to say the president was "not pleased"...

The first shots sailed past Iraqi police officers at a checkpoint. They took off in three squad cars, their lights flashing. It was early in the Iraq war, Dec. 22, 2004, and it turned out that the shots came not from insurgents or criminals. They were fired by an American private security company named Custer Battles, according to an incident report in an archive of more than 300,000 classified military documents made public by WikiLeaks. The company’s convoy sped south in Umm Qasr, a grubby port city near the Persian Gulf. It shot out the tire of a civilian car...