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January 20, 2008 
With success taking shape in Iraq, liberal journalists don’t have much to talk about. Unable to impugn the reputation of the military on the battlefield, the New York Times has again resorted to the character assassination of our armed forces here at home.
Both Iraq and Afghanistan have seen Americans awarded the Medal of Honor. There have been stories of selfless sacrifice; of Navy SEaLs exposing themselves to direct enemy fire to radio help for their team or Marines who instinctively hurl themselves on enemy grenades without hesitation. There have been missions where US Army soldiers were compromised by civilians, their missions ending with dead teammates because rather than neutralizing these threats, which would both assure mission secrecy and be well within their rules of engagement, these gallant US soldiers chose to let them live.
But if you believe The New York Times’ Deborah Sontag and Lizette Alvarez, the US military is nothing more than a ragtag collection of drunkards, wife beaters, drug abusers, criminals and murderers. Read More »
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Deborah Sontag, junk science, Lizette Alvarez, New York Times, US military
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