Griffiss Air Force Base, Rome, New York

Welcome to Griffiss AFB and the 416th Bomber Wing Griffiss AFB was recommended for closure or realignment by the 1993 Defense Base Closure and Realignment (BRAC) Commission. After consideration by the President and Congress realignment of Griffiss AFB occurred on 30 September 1995. Griffiss AFB is located in Rome, Oneida County, New York. It consists of 3,552 acres. Missions at Griffiss AFB have included fighter interceptors, electronic research, installation, and support activities, aerial refueling, and bombers.. » read more

An Open Letter - To American War Criminals And Others Who Scream For The Blood Of Innocent People In Foreign Lands... And At Home

I am finally convinced that a huge percentage of the American people are the worst hypocrites imaginable ­ considering the fact that some 80% of us claim to be "Christians".   The AVAILABLE facts that our barbarian young sons have murdered many thousands of COMPLETELY innocent women and children in Iraq and ten times that many in Afghanistan tell me a great deal about our present day character. The number of innocents dying or dead from disease, starvation, suicide, and deformed mutated newborn ( thanks to our "safe" DU weapons) are now over SIX figures. But ­ that's OK ­ because these are Arab peoples and are only "animals" as we are taught by our criminal Zionist leadership ­ and as I was advised while in the Occupied Territories' at GAZA in the Summer of 89. The Talmudic Jews call them 'golem' ( cattle), and our own 'intellectually challenged' people slander all of them with terms like "sand niggers" ­ "camel jockeys" ­ and "rag-heads".. » read more

US ponders denying Israel arms needed for Iran war

With Israel making apparent efforts to build a case for war on Tehran, the Obama administration reportedly considers denying Tel Aviv the military items needed for an attack on Iranian nuclear sites. Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak had reportedly required the urgent delivery of a long list of US-made military equipment, including systems needed by the Israeli Air Force, certain types of missiles and advanced electronic war equipment; military sources told DEBKA on conditions of anonymity. During a recent visit to Washington, Barak had reportedly criticized his hosts for stalling the delivery of the military items for the past three months, during which Israel was making preparations for a strike on Iran's nuclear infrastructure. It is absolutely essential for these items to reach Israel before a military flare-up occurred in the region, Barak said, to such extent that if they could not be supplied to Israel at short notice, they should at least be held ready in emergency stores in US bases in the Negev desert in Israel. The Negev desert is home to Israel's Dimona nuclear site, which is said to be the main source of plutonium for Tel Aviv's nuclear weapons program.. » read more

The Video The USA Army Doesn't Want You To See (Watch At Your Own Risk)

Thanks for all your views and comments glad to know people are waking up VIEW VIDEO http://www.youtube. com/watch?v=8XE4eRiKrz8. » read more

U.S. Tightens Missile Shield Encirclement Of China And Russia

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The Pentagon’s Runaway Budget

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Angry anti-gov't writing linked to Pentagon gunman

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Pentagon Shootout: Gunman Killed After Shooting Two Police Officers

Shooter Pulled Gun at Commuter Entrance to Defense Department Headquarters The gunman who opened fire at the Pentagon Thursday night, injuring two police officers, died of a gunshot wound to the head after police returned fire, authorities said Friday morning. Investigators are looking into online rants against the government as a potential motive. John Patrick Bedell, 36, of Hollister, Calif., died at the hospital Thursday night after Pentagon police returned fire. Police told ABC News that the two police officers wounded in the shooting have been released from the hospital after suffering minor injuries.. » read more

New Missile Defense Agency logo more than meets the eye?

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Gates Calls European Mood a Danger to Peace

WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, who has long called European contributions to NATO inadequate, said Tuesday that public and political opposition to the military had grown so great in Europe that it was directly affecting operations in Afghanistan and impeding the alliance’s broader security goals. “The demilitarization of Europe — where large swaths of the general public and political class are averse to military force and the risks that go with it — has gone from a blessing in the 20th century to an impediment to achieving real security and lasting peace in the 21st,” he told NATO officers and officials in a speech at the National Defense University, the Defense Department-financed graduate school for military officers and diplomats. A perception of European weakness, he warned, could provide a “temptation to miscalculation and aggression” by hostile powers. The meeting was a prelude to the alliance’s review this year of its basic mission plan for the first time since 1999.. » read more

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