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Monthly Archives: November 2008
The Smoking Gun
As the world’s economic foundation appears to be collapsing on every street corner, one cannot help but sit and reflect upon the past 16 years of government, primarily in the once super power, that is the U.S. of A. Where … Continue reading
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Founding Ideals
Irony seems to pervade so much of one’s life these days, that often it is worth it, to just stop and enjoy some of that irony, especially on this all important American holiday of Thanksgiving. While the Americans seem to … Continue reading
The warmth of the touch…
My memory keeps drifting back to New York’s Times Square; November 4th, the historic night of elation for an entire generation brought up on the notion that “Yes we can” change the world. Our young, and old, and rich and … Continue reading
A Historical Week of Hope
It has now been one week since Senator Barrack Hussein Obama’s glorious defeat of rival John McCain for the top dog in Washington, President Elect. The fact that Obama’s campaign was near flawless, and his couth immaculate, could only be … Continue reading