Where the WMD's Went

Frontpage InterviewÂ’s guest today is Bill Tierney, a former military intelligence officer and Arabic speaker who worked at Guantanamo Bay in 2002 and as a counter-infiltration operator in Baghdad in 2004. He was also an inspector (1996-1998) for the United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM) for overseeing the elimination of weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missiles in Iraq. He worked on the most intrusive inspections during this period and either participated in or planned inspections that led to four of the seventeen resolutions against Iraq.

I read this article tonight, and I really want the people who say that there were no WMD's in Iraq at all, to read it also. As someone who was in the military I can tell you that one of the things we trained for on a regular basis was NBC (Nuclear,Biological,Chemical) warfare. And as a Security Forces troop, we were required to carry all of our chem gear on duty at all times. For the troops who went over to Iraq or even spent anytime at all in the "Sandbox" the threat of being hit with NBC weapons was ever present.

So go read the artical, see what the man has to say and try and make an informed decision. Don't just parrott the different party lines, and that goes for both lefties and righties.

I moved

Like the title says. I have moved, the place I am in is a little bit bigger than where I was, but the room I moved into is a bit smaller. It is going to take some getting used to, but the extra money that will be floating around will be help :)

I'm kind of pissed that I never got to go see the Firefly movie "Serenity" in the theaters, it seems like it was out for about 2 hours and then out. But it comes out on DVD Dec 20th so that will be going on the wishlist.

Welp, nothing else is going on so later.

Wilma and other stuff

Ok, I haven't posted much recently because I've been kind of busy and I didn't really feel like it.

Anyways, lets do a little recap of some of the things that have been going on since the last time I logged on.

Well there was huricane wilma, I was out of power for a week or so but no major dammage. I got off very lucky compaired to other people. I was on vaction for a week before the huricane and about 10 days after which helped me get all the clean up work done. They only thing that I really want to comment on about it is that for hurricanes (and other situations) is that Headlamps kick major but I bought an Energizer Headlamp with 4 LED functions and it makes things so much easier. If you've ever tried to take a leak while trying to hold a flashlight, you will soon learn to love headlamps.

Ok enough about that, on to more interesting things... Ok I lied, there isn't really anything else interesting :)

Ooo, gas price's went down. Local station's have it running between $2.56-2.70 a gallon, so thats good.

I've been playing alot of Battlefield 2, `cause bassicly that game kicks ass.

Land of the dead `05:

I bought this movie the other day thinking hey I like zombie movies cool its only 14.99. I have to say this is the 2nd worst zombie movie I have ever seen in my life, and that is saying alot. There is so much that about this movie that sucks that I don't know where to begin.

Ok so the main town "raids" small towns for supplies. Good idea, bad execution. Do you really need to use "biker-gang tactics" to get stuff. I mean come on, there has got to be a lot more efficent methods of raiding for supplies.

I could go on and on, but the thing that pissed me off most about this movie is that the soldiers & police, is that after 3 years of a zombie-pocklypse, HAVEN'T YOU LEARN TO SHOOT THE BASTARDS IN THE HEAD YET! Also you don't need to shoot an advancing zombie hord with fully automatic fire, HEADSHOTS PEOPLE, THEY ARE FREAKIN ZOMBIES!!!!

Ok, I'm done with that now, but I was so dissapointed with this movie. It had so much potential.

Ok, I'm done now.