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Detainees in Iraq Taunt Wisconsin Soldiers About Favre

It seems that the Brett Favre-Green Bay Packers saga is such a worldwide phenomenon that it's being used by detainees in American military camps. According to a military official, detainees at a Wisconsin National Guard camp in Iraq are using Brett ...

From REINHEITSGEBOT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  21 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Green Bay Packers,  National Guard

Haliburton Must Pay Rape Victim $3 Million

A woman who claimed she was raped in 2005 while working in Iraq for a former Halliburton subsidiary has been awarded nearly $3 million by an arbitrator to settle her case. Tracy Barker had sued U.S. contractor KBR Inc., its former parent company ...

From REINHEITSGEBOT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  20 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Halliburton,  US State Department

Dad Murders Son for Molesting Sister

A 15-year-old boy who was killed by his father in an execution style killing spent the last moments of his life pleading, "No, Daddy! No!" Jamar Pinkney Jr. was shot in the head Monday by his 37-year-old father, Jamar Pinkney Sr., who allegedly made ...

From REINHEITSGEBOT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  20 Nov 2009

Teabagger Threatens Paper with 'Another Ft. Hood'

Police in Michigan are investigating after an irate reader of the Port Huron Times-Herald reportedly called in a threat to the newspaper after it criticized a local House representative's participation in the anti-health reform Tea Party protest two ...

From REINHEITSGEBOT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  19 Nov 2009

Woman Charged with Hate Crime for Tugging Head Scarf

A Chicago woman has been charged with a hate crime for allegedly yanking the head scarf of a Muslim woman two days after the shootings at Fort Hood, Texas. Valerie Kenney, 54, a bank teller from Tinley Park, faces up to 3 years in prison and a $25,000 ...

From REINHEITSGEBOT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  19 Nov 2009

FBI Tracked Studs Terkel for Decades

Studs Terkel, the author, radio host, actor and activist was tracked by the FBI for 45 years as a suspected communist after he sought a job with the bureau, according to his 269-page FBI file. The file was obtained by the NYCity News Service under an ...

From REINHEITSGEBOT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  18 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Federal Bureau of Investigation,  Studs Terkel

Government PTSD Plan: 'Jesus Fixes Everything'

Boston Review: During the Iraq war, the great difficulty veterans experienced in getting psychiatric care was not a product of cost-cutting, but of conviction: many Bush administration officials believed that soldiers who supported the war would not ...

From REINHEITSGEBOT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  17 Nov 2009

Related Topics: George W. Bush

Teabaggers Bar Neo-Nazis from Arizona Rally

A scuffle ensued Saturday when members of a neo-Nazi group were shut out of an anti-illegal mmigration Tea Party protest at the Arizona state capitol. American Citizens United, which organized the Phoenix Tea Party rally, told the Neo-Nazi group that ...

From REINHEITSGEBOT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  17 Nov 2009

Palin Doesn't Believe in Evolution

In her new memoir Going Rogue, Sarah Palin writes that she doesn't believe in the theory of evolution. Palin writes that she "didn't believe in the theory that human beings -- thinking, loving beings -- originated from fish that sprouted legs and ...

From REINHEITSGEBOT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  16 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Sarah Palin

Falluja Suffers Spike in Birth Defects

Doctors in Iraq's war-ravaged enclave of Falluja are dealing with up to 15 times as many chronic deformities in infants and a spike in early life cancers that may be linked to toxic materials left over from the fighting. The extraordinary rise in birth ...

From REINHEITSGEBOT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  15 Nov 2009

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