The Moral Turpitude Of Torture

• February 2, 2024

Aanyone who advocates torture is ignorant, irresponsible or suffering from extreme moral turpitude and must be relieved of all authority – personal, social, and career.

Anyone who who imposes torture for any reason must be prosecuted for a capital crime and be incarcerated for twenty years to life, or in extreme cases the death penalty.

It is beyond comprehension that this is occuring off the radar in the United States, but it is. Extreme moral depravity is not new, but then neither is the fall of Rome or World Wars.

Case in Point: FBI Corruption

Jim Porter Casey • June 28, 2025
Editorials

It had become increasing obvious to me that FBI Director Kash Patel, as part of Trump’s insurrection (and part of what makes it insurrection), is advancing an enforced system of caste that is fundamentally unconstitutional. More recently, it has become apparent to me that a low-level but active terrorist cell located in downtown Huntsville on […]

Trump’s Insurrection and Supreme Court Complicity

The Supreme Court of the United States - SCOTUS

Jim Porter Casey • June 28, 2025
Editorials

SCOTUS Pulling the Stops on Trump is Contraindicated

AI And Reruns

Rack

Jim Porter Casey • June 7, 2025
Editorials

I’ve struggled with the doppelganger question over the years and as the veil lifted, over the years, I realized, to my own shock and amazement, more were real than I first dared to imagine.

The Damage Done (1971)

Coffee

Jim Porter Casey • June 4, 2025
Editorials

Seems Mr. Trump wishes to beg the point in regard as to where a number of different lines should be drawn. I can’t answer all those questions especially in light of AI, but I can say Congress has been extraordinarily irresponsible in protecting privacy online. I can’t say either where exactly to draw the line […]