Anybody have a guess on who my hero is? Why? Please comment on your Hero and why it is so. We'll jump on this come Monday. Have a great weekend. That's an order from an Ex-Captain. Many thanks for all of you showing an interest in this site.
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February 15, 2017 at 5:30 PM You the dog. What do you think needs to be done with the Terrorists? Reply We have got to truly understa...
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For 30+ years I waltzed around the nasty side of human nature. I studied it. I was at the National academy just after Jodie Foster was the... -
'As Always Anonymous' posted the following question on my blog the other day . . . I'm posting it here cause it could be import...
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Why write a book? There any money in it? I didn't do it for the money. As a former cop I wasn't ready to just fade away. I have a ... -
Okay so the commercial pans over all kinds of select foods, salmon and cuts of beef and a lady says "My dog is a part of our family so...
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As a war like nation, the U.S. is always declaring war on drugs, terrorism, Iraq and-and-and. Gotta agree with this writer yesterday from c...
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He quit listening and watched them slide Noah into the ambulance. It hurt to have everything end up like this. Noah shot? Shit ...
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So here goes. We are on a mission of discovery. We all well know another school shooting is in the offing so why not ponder the ...
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I have to admit to being confounded at times by arguments and different viewpoints as opposed to mine. I mean, having your life threatened, ...
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I guess we can now say we know the where and when. Violence seems to be rolling into a way of life.
A big fat loser!
ReplyDeleteJulian Assange came to international attention as the founder of the whistle-blowing Web site, Wikileaks. In 2006, Assange began work on Wikileaks, a Web site intended to collect and share confidential information on an international scale. The site officially launched in 2007 and it was run out of Sweden at the time because of the country's strong laws protecting a person's anonymity. For his efforts, the internet activist earned the Time magazine "Person of the Year" title in 2010.
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