I'm not some ivory-tower type; I served for 14 years in the U.S. Air Force, began my career as a Special Operations pilot flying helicopters, saw combat in Bosnia and Kosovo, became an Air Force counterintelligence agent, then volunteered to go to Iraq to work as a senior interrogator. What I saw in Iraq still rattles me -- both because it betrays our traditions and because it just doesn't work.
I'm Still Tortured by What I Saw in Iraq
The relentless pursuit of “non-stop executions” by a rump of US death penalty states is exposing...
Mountain Meadows was an oasis. A lush, green valley at the doorstep of the Mojave Desert.
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