Jul

14

Show your support for the Blue Star Deli

July 14, 2007 | 3 Comments

The following is a blogburst via TexasFred:
C’mon Blog World!! Let’s get with the program, I know not all of you live in the D/FW area and can’t meet for lunch on Monday, I know this has been thrown together on pretty short notice for those that DO live in the area, and I completely understand [...]

Mar

29

Alabama Bloggers Google Group

March 29, 2007 | Leave a Comment

Reposted From Alabama Improper
Hey ya’ll.
I just created an Alabama Bloggers Google Group. It is by invitation ONLY. So, if you want to be involved, or get invited, please send me your email address to cmarks1990 at gmail dot com so I can shoot out an invitation to you.
This Google Group was created to keep you [...]

Mar

28

The Free Jack Idema Blogburst

March 28, 2007 | Leave a Comment

It’s now been eight very long weeks since anyone heard from illegally-imprisoned US Special Forces soldier Jack Idema. While we continue the anxious wait for any developments, this past week has brought two pieces of good news in the case.
First, there was the news that a US Judge, Emmet G. Sullivan, had taken an interest [...]

Mar

7

The Free Jack Idema Blogburst

March 7, 2007 | Leave a Comment

It has now been five weeks since anyone heard from illegally-imprisoned US Special Forces soldier Jack Idema. All those of us who are involved with the campaign to bring Jack home remain deeply concerned.
Alongside bloggers, of course, Jack’s cause has always been backed to-the-hilt by the Special Forces soldiers he has served with throughout his [...]

Mar

5

Guard The Borders BlogBurst March 05 07

March 5, 2007 | 1 Comment

[Editor’s Note: This article is reprinted with permission from American Freedom Riders.]
A Pattern of Malicious Prosecution by U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton
by American Freedom Riders
Written by his own hand, former U.S. Border Patrol Agent Gary Brugman tells how, in the performance of his duty, he was falsely charged and convicted of violating the civil rights of [...]

Feb

28

The Free Jack Idema Blogburst

February 28, 2007 | 2 Comments

It’s now been four weeks since anyone in the outside world heard from illegally-imprisoned US Special Forces soldier Jack Idema. Since it seems likely (though by no means certain) that if Jack had been killed or seriously injured in clashes with Karzai’s troops, news of this would have been released by now, those of us [...]

Feb

22

The Free Jack Idema Blogburst

February 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment

And we wait. And we wait.
It’s been three weeks now since anyone heard from Jack Idema, and the silence is, as they say, deafening.
On the plus side Jack’s attorney, John Tiffany, has said that he’s (we quote) ‘Okay’.
Quite what ‘okay’ means is something we’re trying to work out — Does it mean that nothing has [...]

Feb

19

The Border Patrol Case: Who’s Pulling The Strings?

February 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment

By Heidi Thiess of Euphoric Reality
Mexico.
That’s who.
Yes, you read that right. The latest information has uncovered the undue political pressure that Mexico put on our government, and how the White House easily caved. They didn’t even ask questions it seems. Here’s what happened:
After Aldrete-Davila was shot, he complained to someone who brought the “crime” to [...]

Feb

18

Congressional “Leadership”

February 18, 2007 | Leave a Comment

by Scott Malensek
America is at war. People disagree, but it’s a fact. The war has been going on for years and years now, and whether people want to claim it started:

17yrs ago in 1990
16yrs ago in 1991
15yrs ago in 1992 with Osama Bin Laden’s first attack on Americans
11yrs ago in 1996 with Osama [...]

Feb

14

The Free Jack Idema Blogburst

February 14, 2007 | Leave a Comment

As of today, it’s been almost two weeks since anyone outside of Pulacharke Prison heard from Jack Idema, and four days since a reliable source emailed Cao the following, deeply disturbing, report from the Kabul Times. We’ll quote the article in full:
(KABUL) Persistent rumors support an armed confrontation at Pul-e-Charki Prison in Afghanistan, which resulted [...]

Feb

12

Guard the Borders: Feb 12 07

February 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment

By Heidi Thiess
We are still closely watching the Border Patrol case, especially after last week’s explosive news that the DHS had lied to Congressmen who were looking into the case. Close on the heels of that shocking revelation, we noted that U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton, the prosecutor in this case, has lied openly and [...]

Feb

7

Free Jack Idema Blogburst

February 7, 2007 | Leave a Comment

In telling the story of illegally-imprisoned US Special Forces soldier Jack Idema, it’s important not to forget the loyalty and support shown by his allies in the Northern Alliance.
These were the men who fought alongside US and British Special Forces (Jack included), pushing the Taliban out of power in 2001. Idema continued to fight Islamofascists [...]

Feb

5

DIRTY TEXAS POLITICS: PART TWO

February 5, 2007 | 1 Comment

UPDATES TO THE BORDER PATROL CASE
By Heidi at Euphoric Reality
All audio files pertaining to this Border Patrol update are archived at Euphoric Reality. They are interviews with Congressman Ted Poe and investigative journalist Dr. Jerome Corsi as conducted by Houston & Dallas radio talk show hosts Edd Hendee and Pat Gray for KSEV and KVEC [...]

Jan

31

The Free Jack Idema Blogburst

January 31, 2007 | Leave a Comment

One aspect in the case of illegally-imprisoned US Special Forces soldier Jack Idema that bears looking at in detail is the work he was doing in Afghanistan in the weeks prior to his arrest.
To listen to the media, Karzai and US State Department tell it, you could be forgiven for thinking that Jack and his [...]

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