By: earlofhuntingdon
Our best people, Malcolm Nance for one, say that everyone can be broken; it’s a matter of time and technique. They will then say whatever comes to mind to make it stop. Training only delays when that...
View ArticleBy: passepartout
Interesting report that links Davis and DeHaven (‘Calls from “Raymond Davis’” Cell phone led the intelligence services to DeHaven.’) Also, Davis is referred to as “Davis”, in quotes, as if Davis is not...
View ArticleBy: donbacon
Pakistan is currently not any kind of state, one might say, because of all its factions — principally the army and the civilians, but also the several significant Islamist factions, the ISI, mobs in...
View ArticleBy: RMPatriot
Time magazine is reporting on a resolution today that doesn’t sound that likely, but it also talks about a meeting in Oman last week between American and Pakistani military officers: Raymond Davis Case...
View ArticleBy: hotdog
The US should definitely take this to the International Court of Justice. Clearly, a finely trained killing machine mercenary like Raymond Davis meets the criteria of diplomat and should thus be...
View ArticleBy: hotdog
“and would save the Pakistanis the humiliation of releasing Davis outright” That’s a bit of a stretch, don’t you think?
View ArticleBy: marsdragon
I read that article about the tiny drones. They tried to insert spycams in metamorphosing insects and attempt to control its movements with electrical charges. The article discussed how emergency...
View ArticleBy: donbacon
Obama, December 01, 2009: “. . . we will act with the full recognition that our success in Afghanistan is inextricably linked to our partnership with Pakistan.” Some “partnership.”
View ArticleBy: donbacon
And an effective snark it is. Clinton’s success at diplomacy matches Davis’s, i.e. none, zip, nada, nothing but a lot of belligerency.
View ArticleBy: ondelette
The swap story is getting huge coverage in Pakistan. There’s a back story there. The Pakistani government is widely accused of having pretended to negotiate her release in the months leading up to her...
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