When the serving federal government can wiretap your private moments, and make note of your favorite music preferences, there is no doubt that they can dupe certain segments of America into falsely believing that they [as candidate] resemble your favorite … Continue reading →
I would like to personally thank Mr. Clint Eastwood. He spoke out in recent weeks, in support of members of the Hollywood elite and defense of many, who are of a more conservative persuasion than those whom Hillary Clinton solicit … Continue reading →
I have advocated for the Keystone Pipeline, along with most of the nation, as Congress voted for its construction which is complete. Phase IV however, an additional route of conection, is not approved. It seems that too much environmental stress … Continue reading →
Last July, Hillary Clinton made mention of a “divided house”. She seemed to advocate her personal perceived ability, at keeping a house from dividing – likening her intent to be perceived as former President Lincoln was, during the great Civil … Continue reading →
What do Argentine lady Evita, Gene Wilder’s death and reminder of Roald Dahl’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”, Catholicism, the current presidential race, the Canonization of Mother Theresa, and Clinton-gate scandal in government all have to do with each other? … Continue reading →
I would like to congratulate German soccer super star: Bastian Schweinsteiger. Seeing his emotional departure, is proof of the commitment he made to the sport, to both his team and fans around the world and to his country. Congratulations Mr. … Continue reading →
Dear readers, today I received a letter from an organization located in Washington DC. The organization understands national security from a perspective that is both wise and of sound mind. It asks city leaders – both official and unofficial leaders … Continue reading →
Donald Trump is probably thinking about who he would have as his running mate. With a little bit of suspense and mystery about that at the moment, I don’t think that he’ll make a poor decision at the end of … Continue reading →
On behalf of our sister Mrs. Hillary Clinton, and on behalf of our Christian souls, let us not cast the first stone through condemnation of her in our hearts or by physical violence. Let us be mindful of our own … Continue reading →
Donald Trump… eating the party opposition for lunch, winning against the ex-es who come out for our piece of our pie and slap him in the face, he remains poised and confident where others would cry themselves to sleep. Keep … Continue reading →
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Continue reading →According to: http://middleeast.about.com/od/syria/tp/The-Difference-Between-Alawites-And-Sunnis-In-Syria.htm Baschar al-Assad belongs to the Alawite religious group. This sect, unlike the Sunni Turks (I presume), celebrates Christmas and permits the drinking of alcohol. Let me ask you, Christians of the world, “Do you drink alcohol and … Continue reading →
Watching some of the hearings of Mrs. Hillary Clinton, there are lies clearly, for which she disassociated herself from, in her past job. This is a public revelation to us that rightly angers people who are held to strict standards … Continue reading →
Cyber-security threats are real. That is true. Cyber-security threats can be orchestrated. That is also true. Do you want a president hopeful to have the option, however, of creating a both insincere and played-up exaggeration of these threats to our … Continue reading →
Marriage begins with a meeting, a meeting which cannot reveal all truths in just a splinter of time, unless God reveal it so; we are taught that love brightens and brings life to the darkest barns of the earth. Marriage … Continue reading →
Dear readers. I have, thanks to God, some very fulfilling chosen relationships that are based entirely on platonic relations. These friends are wonderful people, and they need me. I’m not bragging about it, but what I am doing, is advocating … Continue reading →
The militarism spoken of in the Book of Deuteronomy, was perhaps not specific to modern day terrorism; rather ancient Israel. But, in modern times, if we engage our enemy with violence still or comandeer it, rather than accept possible death … Continue reading →
At press conferences, it is important that journalists gather the information they seek in an orderly manner. Whether it be a sport’s conference, or a politician’s conference, in a press conference, journalists are to raise their hands and wait to … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →I posit, that adults find comfort believing that their numerical age testifies to their level of maturity. A delusion perhaps, that they may be immune from common childhood emotions. In fact, we know, that adults can feel rage in levels … Continue reading →