Does ‘Domestic Terrorism’ Label Apply to OKC Bombing?
The narrative President Bill Clinton and his underlings want to stand for time immemorial whenever the Oklahoma City Bombing is discussed goes something like this: “It was a domestic terrorist bomb...
View ArticleThirty-Six Reasons Why You Should Read The Clapper Memo
Sometimes, people ask me why they should read my second nonfiction book, The Clapper Memo. For them, I offer the 36 reasons below: 1. If you have ever had to submit to a polygraph examination in order...
View ArticleAmericans Deserve More Facts About GITMO, Bombings
During the past 24 hours, it seems I’ve hit the mother lode in the form of top news stories lacking pertinent facts that should be shared with the American people. Yesterday, the Miami Herald published...
View ArticleWhy Innocent People Confess to Crimes; Scientific Study Supports Findings of...
As an author who traveled to Orlando recently to speak to law enforcement investigators from around the world about my book on credibility assessment technologies, I was intrigued by the findings of a...
View ArticleIntel Chief Remains in Post One Year After Call for His Ouster
One year ago at about this time, six members of Congress called for Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper Jr. to resign after lying to Congress about the National Security Agency’s data...
View ArticlePolygraph Makes Headlines for Age, Not Reliability
As the author of The Clapper Memo, a book in which I share findings from my exhaustive four-year investigation of credibility assessment technologies, I subscribe to online alerts for articles in which...
View ArticleBob McCarty’s Weekly Recap: Feb. 1-7
In addition to spending a lot of time working on my first screenplay, I adopted a one-post-per-day approach to things during the first week of February 2015 at BobMcCarty.com. On the same day I...
View ArticleMore Than 90 Controversial Files Disappear Overnight
As an investigative reporter and author of two nonfiction books critical of people at the highest levels of our government’s military and intelligence communities, I’ve been told to be careful on more...
View Article‘Winning Life’s Lottery’ Requires Hard Work
EDITOR’S NOTE: Below is a guest post by Paul R. Hollrah, a resident of Oklahoma who writes from the perspective of a veteran conservative politico and retired corporate government relations executive...
View ArticleEducate Yourself About Memorial Day
As an Air Force veteran, I’m convinced that what I did while wearing the uniform of my country pales in comparison to the sacrifices made by those who truly deserve recognition on Memorial Day. If you...
View ArticleEdward Snowden Scandal Ended Year of Living Dangerously
EDITOR’S NOTE: Two years ago this week, I shared the piece below under a similar headline as above. In light of things such as the hacking of millions of personnel records held by the federal...
View ArticleMilitary, Government Security Clearance Holders Vulnerable to Blackmail After...
How many more Aldrich Ames and Edward Snowden types are lurking among the millions of people who hold U.S. Government security clearances, vulnerable to blackmail as a result of their involvement in...
View ArticlePreventable ‘Green-on-Blue’ Attack Costs Two American Lives
Two U.S. Airmen were killed early Thursday in Afghanistan in what appears to have been another “Green-on-Blue (a.k.a., ‘Insider’)” attack at Camp Antonik in Helmand province. According to an Air Force...
View ArticleHow Will We Screen Out Terrorists Among Syrian Refugees?
Over the weekend, President Barack Obama announced the United States will welcome 10,000 Syrian refugees for resettlement over the next 12 months. Now, sane Americans must wonder how government...
View ArticleOrder My Books, and Send Me Your Photos!
I love it when people show their support for my work the way one man from Tennessee did after purchasing all three of my titles as eBooks at Amazon.com. Steve Jennings sent me a photo of my books as...
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