Author: Natasha Chart

 And here we begin yet another entry whose title was so very nearly something like, “How F*cking Stupid Are These CheeseF*cking, P*ssDrinking, GoatBl*wing Cretins!?” And I thought to myself, “Self, while...

The current plan for the Bush budget includes cutting, nay, obliterating the Environmental Protection Agency’s library system. Not even the central catalog, the only record of the extensive collection of research and...

Via the coalition casualty count, 14 American soldiers have so far been reported killed in action during the week starting August 14, 2005. According to figures pulled from Reuters’ Iraq report, at least 123 Iraqi deaths...

During the week of Sunday, July 24 to Saturday, July 30, 21 U.S. soldiers and two kidnapped Algerian diplomats were killed in Iraq. News agencies reported the deaths of at least 196 Iraqis in conflict related incidents over the...

In the extended entry I’ve included the entirety of Gen. Frank Scoggins’ prepared testimony before the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) commission. Gen. Scoggins is the Assistant Adjutant General for the...