Deep Something

Chertoff's Gastric Distress

July 13, 2007 B. John 260 Views 1 Comment Chertoff, Homeland Security, Iraq, war on terror

We’re pumping billions into the new Homeland Insecurity Department, yet it appears we’re relying on DHS Secretary Micheal Chertoff’s gastric rumblings for our intellingence. Suddenly he’s appearing on the news circuit saying he has a gut feeling, we’re going to be attacked again.

Congress Constitution Culture Politics Television War

I Need to Watch Boston Legal More Often

May 14, 2007 B. John 269 Views 0 Comments Boston Legal, Due Process, Gitmo, Guantanamo Bay, Habeas corpus, Military Tribunals, torture, war on terror, YouTube

The few time’s I’ve watched Boston Legal, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed it, but for some reason it’s never made my “must watch” list. After seeing this, I think I have to set the Tivo to record it. What a great statement.

Congress Constitution Politics

Gonzales Backtracks on Senate Testimony – Hints At Additionaly Spying Programs

March 1, 2006 B. John 212 Views Alberto Gonzales, Attorney General, Domestic Spying, U.S. Senate, war on terror, Warrantless Spying

In a letter yesterday to senators in which he asked to clarify his Feb. 6 testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee, Gonzales also seemed to imply that the administration’s original legal justification for the program was not as clear-cut as he indicated three weeks ago.

Courts Crime Politics

War On Terror Over; Gonzalez Pursues Porn

September 21, 2005September 29, 2018 B. John 192 Views Attorney General, FBI, gonzalez, government waste, porn, war on terror

Taking his cues from former Attorney General John Ashcroft, Alberto Gonzalez has decided to make the War on Porn “one of the top priorities” of the AG’s office. In early August, the FBI’s Washington Field Office sent around a job listing to recruit eight federal agents, a supervisor and support staff to take on “manufacturers and purveyors” of pornography.