Thanks go out to international weapons inspectors, and internationally comprised teams and leaders, whose work is proving that chemical weapon stockpiles in Syria can be and are being eliminated with methods that spare lives. Thank you for your dedication and … Continue reading →
God bless people so healthy that they don’t need to utilize as many services throughout a year – God bless them for reserving health care time to people who need it more than they do. That’s a gracious act. From … Continue reading →
Does a corporation make a product for sale? Does a church make a product for sale? Clearly there’s a distinction. Corporations manufacture products and/or services. In that sense they are one person, or many people, organizing together to sell product … Continue reading →
Why is it that anyone ought to know who ordered gassings in Syria? Only then, would the United States’ government accusations hold credence. Now that Assad has volunteered to allow the UN to have its way with his country, it … Continue reading →
The public news of the progress in the negotiations taking place in Switzerland is encouraging. Is it naive to be hopeful? We shall see. We shall also see [hopefully] who used the sarin gas.
Continue reading →No one, more than a few in the United States have an itch you could say, to go to war with Assad – and win Russian support in the process. Most obvious and outspoken: John Kerry. Russia, China, Iran and … Continue reading →
Unlike a marriage [which is exempt from this topical blog entry], representative government is often, and has been all too often, big on promises for Americans and short on delivering them in the way the lip service has scripted them. … Continue reading →
Having dismissed claims of using weapons against his own people, it seems that the president of Syria might have welcomed an intervention that does not target him or his regime. But would this work while the gun is pointed at … Continue reading →
Definition of terrorism: “a system of government by terror; intimidation.” Just why do men, women, and children win the trust of armed militants? Sometimes states have failed to meet the needs of their people. Territory can be one such contentious … Continue reading →
The US and British governments have announced that they will allow the UN inspectors the time and space required to complete their investigation into who used chemical warfare in Syria. This is sensible and good news. We hope the investigation … Continue reading →
Who is responsible for gassing hundreds of Syrian civilians in Syria? Bashar al-Assad [who does not claim responsibility], or, rebel forces within the country [who it seems are also denying responsibility for]? My country’s government is sending the message that … Continue reading →
The animated video I posted previously in writings, mirrored the temporary satisfaction felt by a socialist movement and national rebellion against traditionally right social values. It became justified, in numbers, as an attack against corporate greed. In this spirit, the … Continue reading →
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 →
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 →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 →
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 →
It is a violent world… full of war, terrorism, and injustice. Pray. Pray. Pray.
Continue reading →While a human act, the brutality inflicted so much pain. I must recant. Speaking to him, I say… Christ died for you, human. Do you love Him?
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