There are always at least 2 sides to every story.. sometimes more. The United States felt a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction when the announcement of the death of Osama Bin Ladin. However, the flip side of the press conferences and the media blitz is the fact that Operational Security (OPSEC) was compromised. Civilian folks… Continue reading The other side of the story.
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“Killing is a drug to me”
So says an infantry veteran of the war in Iraq. He wrote an essay for a class at a community college in which he talks about being addicted to killing. Subsequently, he was banned from the school pending a psychological evaluation. The local media picked up the story and you can read about it HERE. (I… Continue reading “Killing is a drug to me”
“Killing is a drug to me”
So says an infantry veteran of the war in Iraq. He wrote an essay for a class at a community college in which he talks about being addicted to killing. Subsequently, he was banned from the school pending a psychological evaluation. The local media picked up the story and you can read about it HERE. (I… Continue reading “Killing is a drug to me”
Fun and frustration at a job fair
I apologize for the relatively long gap in posts. The other day I went to a job fair that was held in a building where I work. Almost all of the employers there were from one government agency or another. Out of 60 employers, only 4 were from the private sector. Anyway, I went around… Continue reading Fun and frustration at a job fair
Fun and frustration at a job fair
I apologize for the relatively long gap in posts. The other day I went to a job fair that was held in a building where I work. Almost all of the employers there were from one government agency or another. Out of 60 employers, only 4 were from the private sector. Anyway, I went around… Continue reading Fun and frustration at a job fair
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