Shadow Warriors (interview with author of explosive new book)

Front Page Magazine ^ | December 12, 2007 | Jamie Glazof

[gonzo]

"...The stakes will be every bit as high as the last time..."

Agreed. Luckily, there won't be any foreigners involved this time ..................... FRegards

[dennisw]

Timmerman is a great writer plus he takes care of family affairs too. Has five children

[Nailbiter]

ping

[ProCivitas]

The light comic version of this kind of horror is pretty well depicted in the BBC series "Yes, Minister" and "Yes, Prime Minister". Very funny in a sardonic sort of way.

Entertainment value aside, something should be done about this. How does all this jibe with whatever importance we as a society place on 'whistleblowing'(needs a better name)?

[theFIRMbss]

>What this author charges is nothing short of astonishing

What this author says
is nothing short of a yawn.
Let's not be naive.

The United States
essentially runs the world.
Whomever's in charge

will be targeted
in every way possible
by all other groups

that want to run things.
I see nothing surprising
in back-stage fighting.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Link to Amazon :

Shadow Warriors: The Untold Story of Traitors, Saboteurs, and the Party of Surrender (Kindle Edition)

Kindle Price: $9.99 & includes wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet

Of course you need the Kindle device which is currently sold out....

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

CNET review of Amazon Kindle device

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Product summary

The good: Excellent high-contrast screen does a great job of simulating a printed page; large library of tens of thousands of e-books, newspapers, magazines, and blogs via Amazon's familiar online store; built-in free wireless "Whispernet" data network--no PC needed; built-in keyboard for notes; SD card expansion slot; compatible with Windows and Mac machines.

The bad: Design is ergonomic, but not very elegant; pricing for nearly all the content seems too high, especially considering the periodicals and blogs are available for free online; black-and-white screen is fine for books, but less impressive for periodicals and Web content; lacks a true Web browser; included cover is clumsy and poorly designed; additional file formats need to be e-mailed to Amazon for conversion; yet another dedicated device you'll need to lug around with you.

The bottom line: With its free built-in wireless capabilities and PC-free operation, Amazon's Kindle holds a distinct advantage over Sony's Reader and is a promising evolution of the electronic book--but Amazon needs to bring down the pricing for both the device and the content to attract a wider audience.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Electronic book devices

[river rat]

How could one be aware of the actions of both houses of Congress with the leadership of Pelosi, Reid, Kennedy, Durban, Murtha, Kerry, and the rest of those sorry asses who call themselves Democrats, Progressives and some Republicans, NOT be aware that they were more interested in our defeat than in our victory?????

It appears America’s leftists view America as the enemy - rather than those who wish to destroy America..

A major “correction” of the Congress is in order..

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Crosslinking to this:

CIA let mullahs off hook ... (NIE Report: dismaying, stupidity, reckless, bewildering, bizarre)
The Australian ^ | December 13, 2007 | Greg Sheridan
Posted on 12/12/2007 9:37:11 AM PST by IrishMike

[Salem]

"If what he says is true, national Democrats are more interested in defeating George W. Bush than protecting the United States from its enemies."

Heehee!! Yer' okay!  

Just a word to the wise, I'm anticipating a pretty contentious campaign and election. Does everybody remember the Florida recount fiasco? That got pretty tense. Unless the margins are pretty wide in the 2008 election, we're going to see some "civil unrest." Just my assessment of the current political atmosphere in the nation—and the world. All eyes are going to be on the U.S. ... and Free Republic.

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AMERICA AT WAR
At Salem the Soldier's Homepage ~
Islam, a Religion of Peace®? Some links...  by backhoe
Translated Pre-War IRAQ Documents  by jveritas
Mohammed, The Mad Poet Quoted....  by PsyOp
"PLAES DO NOT TOCH THE WAR"  by AnnaZ
The Clash of Ideologies - A Review

"...It's time we recognized the nature of the conflict. It's total war and we are all involved. Nobody on our side is exempted because of age, gender, or handicap. The Islamofacists have stolen childhood from the world." [FReeper Retief]

"...That the totalitarian force pitted against freedom wears a religious makes this civil war among mankind all the more difficult to engage. Loving freedom as we do, it seems reprehensible to deliberate against a religion. But this is no ordinary religion as it demands absolute obedience of all to their religion at the cost of freedom itself." [FReeper Backtothestreets]

[gonzo]

"...Does everybody remember the Florida recount fiasco? That got pretty tense..."

We were on duty here in Florida then, Salem. We are legend now.

Florida stopped being a 'battleground' state after 2000, since the 'cheat-machines' were replaced by 2002. Once the dims lost the punch-cards, Florida turned out to be two thirds Republican.

We just do it now for the fun ... and the beer, of course ................................ FRegards

[PRePublic]

What you said about Democrats is an INCONVENIENT TRUTH;

[Convert from ECUSA]

"I'm anticipating a pretty contentious campaign and election. Does everybody remember the Florida recount fiasco? That got pretty tense. Unless the margins are pretty wide in the 2008 election, we're going to see some "civil unrest."

I've been thinking the same thing, Salem. Unless it is very clear that someone (Democrat) is winning (or wins) by a clear margin, I'm expecting troublemaking trash to stir up "civil unrest". If it is close or the RINO is clearly winning, I expect trouble. If the RAT is clearly winning....who knows.

[cgbg]

One man can't fight decades of Gramscied government.

Most men cannot.

A great leader would meet the challenge and win the fight.

It is too bad none of those guys seem to be around.

:-(

[firebrand]

There are problems with firing the entire State Department and CIA.

[patj]

What I find interesting is that Timmerman could find out all this stuff and yet the Justice Dept. still hasn’t been able to file any charges in these leak cases. The Justice Dept. should be added to the list of depts. that need cleaning out.