“A storm builds, and its coming will cleanse the World” Lo! We have listened to many a story of our forefathers, their splendor of old, their mighty heirs and warrior deeds! Many a son of warriors old, taken by the forces of savage foes. Whence came this seed of evil? Born of a father from [...]
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An Olde Tale Of New
Posted in government, History, literature, Misc, miscelaneous, poems, poetry, politics, Rants, Society, Uncategorized, tagged corruption, evil, government, history, Kenya, literature, miscelaneous, Nancy Pelosi, New World, Oligarchy, Pelosi, poems, poetry, politicians, politics, rants, republic, society, Tyrrany on July 21, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Big Corporations Ruining Lives Again (both human and animals).
Posted in bureaucracy, consequences, Criminal, government, History, information, life, miscelaneous, Obama, personal, politics, random, united states, tagged accident, BP, constitution, corporate greed, environment, environmental impact, fishermen, greed, gulf coast, history, laws, Louisiana coast, oil companies, oil spill, politics, rights, shrimpers on May 31, 2010 | 4 Comments »
I had heard recently that there is STILL OIL on Alaska’s beaches from the Exxon Valdez spill that happened twenty one years ago. So I decided to do some research and found this interview from “Democracy Now”, a daily TV/radio news program, hosted by Amy Goodman. The following is just part of an interview she [...]
Paranormal Encounters In New Orleans
Posted in ghosts, New Orleans, personal, random, travel, Uncategorized, vacation, tagged antebellum, architecture, Cajun, Creole, criminals, French, haunting, history, Mardi Gras, miscelaneous, New Orleans, paranormal, poltergeists, random, Streetcars, travel on May 21, 2010 | 18 Comments »
I like to visit New Orleans whenever possible, but not for the famous Mardi Gras, there are other things about that city that draws me to it. The city and its people are rather laid back, I like that kind of atmosphere, a carefree style without concern about anything. Most of the people are friendly, [...]
Who is “Mad Anne”?
Posted in History, humor, Uncategorized, united states, Women, tagged books, crazy, history, humor, library, miscelaneous, nicknames, Revolutionary War, Women on May 5, 2010 | 3 Comments »
So, I’m a book lover, and have my own “library” room which is packed with many books on a variety of subjects. It has come in handy on many occasions when my son has come home and said to me…. “oh mom…I need to do a report on such and such…I have to use some [...]
An Interesting View on Government by Thomas Jefferson
Posted in bureaucracy, fiscal, founding fathers, Letters, Thomas Jefferson, united states, tagged bureaucracy, country, founding fathers, government, healthcare, history, law, letter, people, politics, quote, Thomas Jefferson on September 14, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Well, with the political turmoil that we are experiencing today, I found it necessary to look back to the wise words of our founding fathers for their insight. Here is one of many that I like: Thomas Jefferson, letter to William Ludlow September 6, 1824 Topic: Bureaucracy I think we have more machinery of [...]
