thought police
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It’s no secret that I was in sorry shape before going to the House. My weight had dipped below 80 pounds, some of that didn’t count because my legs below my knees where so bloated, not to mention how much the steel in my back weighs. My hair, which I think is one of my Read more
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Yesterday, we had another school shooting. And yesterday, yet again, a lot of people blamed video games, guns, bullying, ect ect ect. At this point, I really don’t think anything is really be done. Suggestions to stop or deter it has been teachers carrying guns, which I’m oddly for. Having worked in a public school Read more
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When I was in Florida, I missed this season the most — well, second most. Green leaves turn to red, brown, and yellow. The limbs are barren. Corn, once nurtured to be tall and strong, is swept away, much like death taking our own – stalk by stalk. Life by life. During this time of Read more
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It is whispered by some that only by abandoning our freedom, our ideals, our way of life, can we build our defenses adequately, can we match the strength of the aggressors. … I do not share these fears. Pres. Roosevelt – Fireside Chat – May 26, 1940 ——————————- Roosevelt was, I think, one of the Read more
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While perusing my G+ page, I came across the above – and it seemed to hit home with the three ring circus – known fondly as the Road to the White House. Just to get this out – I think Hilary is going to win. No, I don’t support her. I don’t like her. Yes, Read more
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1984 is a wonderful novel penned by Orwell somewhere in the late 1940s. (1949, I think.) If you’re unfamiliar, the novel, set roughly 30 years before the date it was supposed to happen, is the birth of the Thought Police, Big Brother, and thoughtcrime, and other words that have (oddly and easily) become part of Read more
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