My op-ed, “Classified: Perverting Democracy by Preventing Disclosure,” was recently published on Truthout. I provided the full text of the op-ed below and look forward to your comments.
Classified: Perverting Democracy by Preventing Disclosure |
| By: Lt. Col. Barry Wingard Wednesday September 22, 2010 2:31 pm |
As Combat Brigades Leave Iraq, NBC News Corporation Helps Pentagon Manufacture Support for Withdrawal |
| By: Kevin Gosztola Friday August 20, 2010 12:36 pm |
NBC News corproation had the “inside scoop” on America’s withdrawal of combat brigades. They may not have exactly helped cement the idea that the war is over but they did help the Pentagon sell the idea that the U.S. had achieved victory in Iraq.
The War on Terror: Beyond the Military |
| By: Lt. Col. Barry Wingard Friday July 30, 2010 6:15 am |
My op-ed, “The War on Terror: Beyond the Military,” was recently published on The Huffington Post. I provided the full text of the op-ed and look forward to your comments.
The Erosion of Individual Liberties: When Justice and Politics Become One |
| By: Lt. Col. Barry Wingard Wednesday July 7, 2010 6:24 am |
Truthout recently featured my op-ed, “The Erosion of Individual Liberties: When Justice and Politics Become One.” I provided the full text of the op-ed and look forward to your comments.
Interview with Alan Colmes (Fox Radio Network) |
| By: Lt. Col. Barry Wingard Wednesday May 5, 2010 1:52 pm |
Yesterday, my colleague, Lt. Cmdr. Kevin Bogucki and I spoke with Alan Colmes, host of the Alan Colmes Show on Fox Radio Network
Interview on Pacifica Radio (WPFW-FM) |
| By: Lt. Col. Barry Wingard Wednesday May 5, 2010 1:40 pm |
Yesterday morning I spoke with Gloria Minott, host of the Washington, DC radio show Metro Watch, which airs on the Pacifica station WPFW-FM.
The Abandonment of American Principles |
| By: Lt. Col. Barry Wingard Monday March 29, 2010 6:30 pm |
For most of my military career, the United States followed the rule of law and resisted legal shortcuts that ran counter to our country’s long-standing principles. We didn’t beat or humiliate helpless prisoners. We didn’t lock up alleged criminals and throw away the keys. We didn’t let fear change who we are and what we believe. Then came Guantanamo. Political expediency replaced due process, and America started down a slippery slope of doing what is easy and politically popular rather than what is right.


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