Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
Rob was a Washington DC private detective specializing in homicide, political corruption and terrorism. Rob is an authority on the use of social engineering to steal protected information. Rob’s investigative work and congressional testimony resulted in the passage of state and federal laws. Rob has hosted talk radio shows in Washington DC, Maryland and Colorado and was an award-winning Colorado newspaper columnist. Rob’s current focus is the intersection of national security, politics and the Internet.
Latest Policy Articles
Gosnell and the Legacy Media
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
The lesson from the mainstream media's deliberate decision to not report the testimony from the Gosnell trial is that they have, once again, been exposed as a coordinated team of liberal advocates – not journalists.
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
The lesson from the mainstream media's deliberate decision to not report the testimony from the Gosnell trial is that they have, once again, been exposed as a coordinated team of liberal advocates – not journalists.
Obama's actions betray his words
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
Last week there was a glaring, indeed obscene, omission in Obama's presentation. There was no mention of the brutal assassination of U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens and the murder of three other exceptionally brave Americans – Sean Smith, Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty – serving alongside Stevens in Libya on September 11, 2012.
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
Last week there was a glaring, indeed obscene, omission in Obama's presentation. There was no mention of the brutal assassination of U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens and the murder of three other exceptionally brave Americans – Sean Smith, Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty – serving alongside Stevens in Libya on September 11, 2012.
The politics of Newtown could fuel anarchy
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
For too long, we have become disconnected from one another in our families, neighborhoods and communities. We have turned over to the federal government – sometimes voluntarily, sometimes not – so many of the responsibilities that we used to deal with as families, churches, neighborhoods, communities and states that we no longer feel we have an obligation as citizens to watch out for one another.
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
For too long, we have become disconnected from one another in our families, neighborhoods and communities. We have turned over to the federal government – sometimes voluntarily, sometimes not – so many of the responsibilities that we used to deal with as families, churches, neighborhoods, communities and states that we no longer feel we have an obligation as citizens to watch out for one another.
The View from Here: They Really Do Want to Kill Us
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
As we stood on the appointed street corner at the appointed time, a van pulled up with the side door sliding open even before coming to a complete stop. As soon as we jumped in and sat down on the bench seat, the door slammed shut and the van quickly accelerated into downtown Washington, D.C. traffic.
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
As we stood on the appointed street corner at the appointed time, a van pulled up with the side door sliding open even before coming to a complete stop. As soon as we jumped in and sat down on the bench seat, the door slammed shut and the van quickly accelerated into downtown Washington, D.C. traffic.
Obama Denigrates Military in Ohio Voting Battle
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
The men and women who volunteer to pay the ultimate price for our freedom deserve to be in a class unto themselves when it comes to their franchise to vote.
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
The men and women who volunteer to pay the ultimate price for our freedom deserve to be in a class unto themselves when it comes to their franchise to vote.
Has America grown comfortably numb?
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
If America is to remain a world leader, we must not become numb to our economic reality.
By Rob Douglas, Contributing Editor
If America is to remain a world leader, we must not become numb to our economic reality.
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