So South Korea's intel chief is saying that it's likely the Norks are going to attack again. Isn't that a lot like predicting rain? I mean, it's going to happen sooner or later, you just don't know exactly when or how hard, right? In a totally-staged PR move, the media were given access to a Nork soldier at the border who just wants peace. Yippee!
Ah WikiLeaks, how much do we hate thee? You jeopardize lives with your anti-US crusading, then tie up our time with our desire to read what you divulge. Ugh. The US is now set to pass a new whistle-blower bill as the rest of the country wonders the same thing we asked a few days ago: How could a PFC intel weenie in an infantry division get access to everything that WikiLeaks has dropped? If you're in China, you're not reading WikiLeaks. Today's great revelations? The Paks blew off US concerns about their nuclear arms; Israel is worried about the US arming Arab nations as a deterrent against Iran.
In the wake of yesterday's DADT report from the Pentagon it looks like there aren't too many objections left to repealing DADT, even though there are still some holdouts in uniform.
The DoD has certified another WMD-CST team, for New York.
That secret military mini-shuttle is coming in for landing.
The new programmable grenade launcher headed to Afghanistan is being called a "game-changer".
Putin is still whining about missile defense.
By: Brant
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