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February 9th, 2007

Is Bombing Iran Bush’s Call?

by Patrick J. Buchanan – February 9, 2007

In aborting Iran’s nuclear program, “all options are on the table.” Some version of this threat against Iran has lately been made by John McCain, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards and Mitt Romney. Yet, if an attack on Iran is among “options … on the table,” who put it there? Who gave President Bush the authority to attack Iran? And when was it granted? And are all options also “on the table” if North Korea continues to test nuclear weapons? What makes these questions other than academic is that Bush is putting in place military assets that will enable him to order and effect the rapid nuclear castration of Iran. But scarcely a peep of protest has been heard from our congressional leadership….

February 9th, 2007

U.S. Attorney Sutton’s Media Pitch on Border Patrol Agents’ Conviction May be a Spitball

by Bill Conroy – Narco News – National Border Patrol Council
Johnny Sutton - United States AttorneySutton’s appearance on FoxNews was an effort to spin the story in his favor. He told Hannity and Colmes that the border patrol agents in this case “deliberately lied, deliberately covered-up … and filed false reports” about the shooting of the smuggler, an individual named Osvaldo Aldrete-Davila. Sutton also stressed that the agents were convicted by a jury based on the facts, which he alleged have been distorted by the media. I found Sutton’s comments on national TV very fascinating, given that Sutton has refused to talk to Narco News (or any other media for that matter) about the House of Death mass murder. I find that odd, given his intimate involvement in that case — which also involves acts of violence carried out against Mexican nationals with the involvement of U.S. law enforcers and prosecutors. Surely, though, if Sutton were to finally step into the media limelight to spin out talking points on the House of Death, his defense of actions taken by his office in that case would be grounded on the same philosophic underpinning that he is advancing in the case of the Border Patrol agents…