Four Distinct Components to End Mass Shootings – Part III
“Some men look at constitutions with sanctimonious reverence, and deem them like the arc of the covenant, too sacred to be touched. But … laws and institutions must go hand […]
“Some men look at constitutions with sanctimonious reverence, and deem them like the arc of the covenant, too sacred to be touched. But … laws and institutions must go hand […]
One of the good things about being a lame duck president is you don’t have to follow decorum as much as you did when you were concerned about getting re-elected. […]
My life before Denton, which began about 1974, was filled with great memories from childhood in Oak Cliff, south of downtown Dallas. The Becks circa 1954 When we bought […]
Fifty years ago today I was attending classes at W.E. Greiner Jr. High School in the Oak Cliff sector of Dallas. It was a month away from my 15th birthday. […]
August 28th is a date where much has transpired in history. Sadly it’s not been an auspicious date for many in history. Hurricane Katrina hit the coast of Louisiana and […]
If you’re a history’s mysteries lover like me then you’ll love Glenn Meade’s new book The Romanov Conspiracy: A Thriller. Using real life characters and circumstances Meade weaves a tell […]
Gimme a head with hair Long beautiful hair Shining, gleaming Steaming, flaxen, waxen I want it long, straight, curly, fuzzy Shaggy, snaggy, ratty, matty, Oily, greasy, fleecy – from the […]
This is my annual offering on a day I wish we didn’t have to recognize. Not from lack of homage for the sacrifices made by young men and women in […]
Raised in the Catholic Church and a one-time professed “born again” Christian, I have since discovered through careful historical readings that the fundamentalist views of some Christians today do not […]
Much will be written today about pride and honor regarding those who sacrifice themselves in the service of our country. I share those sentiments. But two years ago I wrote […]