Crossposted from The US Report

Capt. Carl Bjork’s verdict—a study in trickle down policy from Washington

Wednesday, May 12, 2010 at 09:15AM

By Kay B. Day

Capt. Carl Bjork served with honor in Iraq.Capt. Carl Bjork came onto our radar at The US Report last year, after the government charged him with two counts of premeditated murder and other charges. The charges stemmed from accusations levied by a man named Col. Ibrahim Hamid Jaza, and a few of Hamid’s fellow former Iraqi police who were detainees in prison.

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Crossposted from Navy News

U.S. troops in Afghanistan could soon be awarded a medal for not doing something, a precedent-setting award that would be given for “courageous restraint” for holding fire to save civilian lives.

The proposal is now circulating in the Kabul headquarters of the International Security Assistance Force, a command spokesman confirmed Tuesday.

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Crossposted from FOXNews.com

By You Decide

- FOXNews.com

Should the display of an American flag be banned, even if a school administrator feels that display could lead to fights?

Please take this poll.

Crossposted from FOXNews.com

By George Russell

The World Health Organization is moving full speed ahead with a controversial plan to impose billions of dollars in global consumer taxes on such things as Internet activity and everyday financial transactions like paying bills online — while its spending soars and its own financial house is in disarray.

May 09, 2010 07:58 AM PDT

Major Herbert W. “Bill” Donahue Jr., USMC Ret – Founder/President, United American Patriots joins me to talk about his project and the significance of honoring and remembering our veterans both past, present, and future. In the eyes of many, the US military is the most precious resource and arguably our best chance of preserving freedom both here and abroad.

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