we will face many challenges that must be overcome. We must decide what that challenge is, and make a decision as to how to overcome said challenge. Often how you overcome the challenge is as important as the act of overcoming it. For the most part these challenges are rather simple, such as getting across a street. A small… Continue reading In the course of our lives
Category: Public Safety
Terrorist Security Agency strikes again, and again.
I have been reading news accounts of the TSA brain trust. In WICHITA, Kan. 4 year old female, Isabella, had just gone through the checkpoint with her mother,Michelle Brademeyer of Montana, when she ran back to hug her grandmother, Lori Croft. TSA agents attempted to do a pat down of the 4 year old, when… Continue reading Terrorist Security Agency strikes again, and again.
To the family of Trayvon Martin,
I did not know him,and, except for his death, I most likely would never have even heard of him. Maybe, if he had been able to mature to adulthood, he might have been able to make his mark on the world but, unfortunately we will not have the chance to find that out as his premature death, at the… Continue reading To the family of Trayvon Martin,
Stand Your Ground? Yes or No.
The Florida State law, often called the "Stand Your Ground Law" is one that has been needed for years. Prior to the new law, if someone broke into your home that laws at the time stated that you must retreat, and that you could only defend yourself if you were backed into a place from which you… Continue reading Stand Your Ground? Yes or No.
Protest or Vandalism?
Is Chris Young, credited with being a member of the Occupy Sarasota group, a protester, or a Vandal. He himself stated, in a televised interview, that he did not know they were going to be there so, does that make him a member of the group, or just a cause that they can take up… Continue reading Protest or Vandalism?
That Joe Guy 