The Pentagon… Whose Side Are They On?

Paul R. Hollrah

In the event there may be those who’ve fallen into a deep stupor from listening to too much anti-war rhetoric in this political season, allow me to mention just a few unpleasant realities.

The American people now find themselves under attack by the most numerous and the most brutal enemy that any civilized nation has ever faced – the only enemy ever to seriously threaten the lives of every man, woman, and child in America.

The enemy we face today does not wear a uniform, he does not represent a nation state, he moves freely from country to country, he travels aboard our trains and planes, and he lives and works among us in our cities, towns, and villages. He may be a student, a schoolteacher, a truck driver, a doctor, or a lawyer.  On any given day he may be the driver of a Ryder truck filled with explosives or the shopper standing next to us in a mall with explosives strapped to his body. 

In a conflict such as this the most critical weapons we can have are not nuclear weapons, high performance aircraft, great warships, or massive numbers of tanks, artillery, and infantry. The most important weapon we can have in this war is information…solid, actionable intelligence. 

In a September 2006 column we reported that a critical new technology called Computerized Voice Stress Analysis (CVSA), the most significant new development in the science of truth verification, was being purposely denied to our military intelligence units in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Guantanamo by policy directive from the Pentagon.

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