Professor Bradford, of the law department of the US Military Academy at West Point, has published a paper in the National Security Law Journal, a student-run publication at the George Mason School of Law, wherein he argues that scholars’ home offices and media outlets – along with Islamic holy sites – are legitimate military targets, and that attacks on such locales should take place, in his words, "even if it means great destruction, innumerable enemy casualties, and civilian collateral damage."
This person, regardless of his prior military service records and academic credentials (some of which have been disputed, leading to his resignation from Indiana University in 2005), is unfit for any teaching position in our military academies, and must be removed from his position with all speed.
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