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This Letter of Apology was written by Lieutenant General Chuck Pitman, US Marine Corps, Retired:
For good and ill, the Iraqi prisoner abuse mess will remain an issue. On the one hand, right thinking Americans will abhor the stupidity of the actions while on the other hand, political glee will take control and fashion this minor event into some modern day massacre.
I humbly offer my opinion here: Read more...
THE GOOD PEOPLE
by Ben Kinchlow
It has been said that perception is often more powerful than truth, and this is certainly the case in the war on terror. Israel and America have been cast as aggressor bullies by what some refer to as the “drive-by” media, while homicide bombers are continuously portrayed as valiant freedom fighters or brave insurgents attempting to throw off an oppressive yoke imposed by the great Satan “America” and the little Satan “Israel.” Let there be no doubt, a war for world hegemony is raging, and absent a divine intervention of almost Biblical proportions, or the sudden stiffening of the West’s backbone, which may also require divine intervention, this clash of civilizations will almost certainly lead to a nuclear conflagration. Is there a non-military, non-sanction solution that can be applied, reducing suffering on all sides, ,with no additional loss of human life? I believe there is: Read more...
Ben Kinchlow joins David as we continue the discussion: “Is There Hope for America?” Ben is known worldwide as the long-time co-host of “The 700 Club.” He is founder of Americans for Israel and the African-American Political Awareness Coalition (AAPAC). Today he and David will take a closer look at the Republican platform. CLICK HERE
As part of our series "Is There Hope for America?", David Cerullo welcomes Ben Kinchlow as his special guest on the program today. You won't want to miss a single minute, as David and Ben discuss the Democratic Convention and platform! CLICK HERE
700 Club Interview - 6/06/06
The former co-host of The 700 Club talks about his book "Black Yellowdogs," which challenges Americans to vote according to principle.
