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Yup, Savage was right: he predicted last week that the media would go overboard covering a missing woman, and sure enough .. sadly, but sure enough .. here comes a missing woman in Utah and a suspicious husband. They are purposely avoiding discussing the acts of possible treason and theft of classified documents by the Bergler ..even Geraldo .. it's disgusting. ""When I was informed by the Archives that there were documents missing, I immediately returned everything I had except for a few documents that I apparently had accidentally discarded." Sandy Berger A very telling Washington Times editorial, posted on...

The liberal media jumped on the horrific massacre of U.S. civilians in Fallujah to cast doubt on official assessments of the continuing threat in Iraq. The New York Times' John Burns wrote on April 1 that the attacks undermined the U.S. military claims that "Islamic militants, including foreigners, rather than Iraqi supporters of Saddam Hussein, are increasingly behind terrorist attacks." Burns is a highly respected foreign correspondent who criticized the performance of the media in covering up Saddam Hussein's atrocities before the Iraqi war. But his recent report on the Fallujah massacre seems a distortion of what American officials are...

Another Lab Security Failure By Notra Trulock December 31, 2003 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Los Alamos lab officials have announced that ten computer disks containing classified information have been lost. This is just the latest security failure at the troubled New Mexico nuclear lab. In 1999, lab scientist Wen Ho Lee was discovered to have transferred hundreds of megabytes of classified warhead-design data onto an unprotected computer network and computer tapes. The tapes were said to contain the "crown jewels" of American nuclear weapon design. Lee struck a plea bargain with the government, but the tapes were never recovered. Over the next two...

Supreme Court Won't Stop Suit Vs. Freeh By GINA HOLLAND, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court refused Monday to stop a lawsuit that accused FBI (news - web sites) officials of punishing an investigator in another agency for criticizing the Clinton administration's national security. AP Photo   Justices declined without comment to consider whether former FBI director Louis Freeh and others were protected from the lawsuit, filed by an Energy Department employee who claimed Chinese spies had penetrated U.S. weapons laboratories. Notra Trulock III wrote about his concerns in a July 2000 edition of National Review. That...

The Department of Energy (DOE) recently declassified its fifth report to Congress on "inadvertent" disclosures of classified nuclear-weapons information. For the last three years, classification experts have been scouring millions of pages of supposedly declassified government documents dumped into the public domain under the Clinton administration's misguided openness policy. They have uncovered a gold mine of nuclear-warhead secrets that, according to a DOE assessment, "would aid an adversary in obtaining a weapon of mass destruction." In 1993, citing the end of the Cold War and the "rapidly changing world situation," President Bill Clinton proposed significant changes in security-classification policies...