For those of my readers who are unclear about where to stand with regard to what’s happening in Egypt, I too am having a difficult time sorting through the journals. And, it has been reported that “Egyptians have lived under … Continue reading →
About my post on January 22 “Harry speaks out”, I’ve had a change of heart with one of my comments, Harry. All lies should be gone after, with fervor and rage. Honesty is in too short supply! I’d like to … Continue reading →
Governor Jerry Brown; it is reported that you were not sure whether you were going to desire another term. Please do not seek one. I don’t know what you would bring to the state exactly again, but I believe a … Continue reading →
I would like to make an appeal to all those considering the post for US presidency. Do not go to war with Iran, or Russia, or anyone else for that matter.
Continue reading →Mrs. Hillary Clinton, please don’t run for presidency 2016. It’s time for a change.
Continue reading →Congratulations and thanks go out to the southern California drug enforcement agents and police who have recently put a stop to a budding synthetic drug organization. Those synthetic drugs would have done great damage to the community as would have … Continue reading →
To the victims of the chemical weapons’ use in Syria. I do not know who did this to you. It is terrible news.
Continue reading →I cannot comment as a writer much about the current crisis in Egypt. Which group ‘should’ govern and which ‘should’ accept defeat is perhaps unclear. What I do know, is that the people of Egypt are unsure of this question … Continue reading →
As of January 1, 2014, California health insurance companies will no longer be able to deny you your basic health plan if you decide to enroll in one. This is good news for you.
Continue reading →If California health insurance companies are truly prohibited from denying health plans to applicants who have “pre-existing” conditions, more people would have already enrolled in insurance and not been denied. In truth, many were refused coverage, because of their “pre-existing” … Continue reading →
Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter is sentenced to a minimum of 27 years behind bars, after being found guilty of a murder in the eighties. No murder weapon, no eye witnesses, and no blood trace, but an all too convinced jury finding … Continue reading →
Edward Snowden’s father praises his son, on the news today. He appeared at peace with his son’s departure to Moscow. Way to take it like a man Sr.
Continue reading →1,409,000 (minus several hundred) is according to CBS news affiliate, how many people currently have been included in intelligence gathering and exchange, involving surveillance of data on US citizens. It has been reported by one expert tonight, that these are … Continue reading →
1. Reduce massive surveillance on private persons and at the job place, so that they can speak freely 2. Reduce complex burdens on job creators and employers 3. Don’t overtax 4. Have adequate money in your budget (for your employees) … Continue reading →
…All that would be required was a simple entrapment scheme, based on today’s government statements in defense of domestic spying. Let me illustrate a simple scheme. To spy on a person for politically or personally motivated reasons. Step one: enlist … Continue reading →
Bradley Manning was found guilty of multiple charges this morning in military court, according to newspaper, with the exception of an exoneration for the charge of aiding the enemy (aka Al Qaida) by accused leaking of state military secrets to … Continue reading →
I assure you that Edward Snowden has made up his own mind, the day he signed the asylum documents in Moscow. I doubt very much that Edward wants his father, in the US, writing letters of appeal to the US … Continue reading →
http://abcnews.go.com/International/hezbollah-al-qaeda-fighters-edging-closer-confrontation/story?id=19144119 This article that I point you to: Why the article is dated May 10, 2015, (I’m not exactly sure, since it’s currently July of 2013). Which groups of fighters are terrorists, in Syria today? Is the attempted coup, led … Continue reading →
Because revolutionary and reactionary both grow weary. But, history has proven, there is motivation for either, but above all, a time to reconcile.
Continue reading →The American baby boomers’ [77 million 65 aged in 2011 (“Boomsday”) according to Newsweek magazine printed 2007] predecessors experienced extended economic depression, and war, much like this past decade we have again. As they gave birth to families, having little … Continue reading →