It isn’t the historic first term of the first black president of the United States. But, it might be considered the historic first term of a new president of a new nation.
Obama Wins The Simmering Wrath
Category: Snapshots
WHERE’S MY DAMN PAPER!
Well. I don’t really react that way since I usually read the complimentary paper at the burger breakfast joint. Usually, it’s just another customer obnoxiously hogging the premium still sitting on his otherwise empty table…
The New Rainbow Coalition!
I know, sounds kinda political. Just couldn’t resist. Because, “I’m Bluebird on a telegraph line…” Instead, here’s a break from the annals of humdrum conventions and a little reverie from the entertainment world. Pop super star Elton John is making a rare appearance in Huntsville tomorrow, which prompted me to dig a couple of original […]
Obama Get Out Of The Truck
All to honor Hank Williams Jr. And the release of his new country album “Old School New Rules.” Honestly, forgive me Hank, cause if I am a little bit hillbilly…
Ain’t Importing Slaves Already Illegal?
Ain’t Importing Slaves Already Illegal?
What A Day – 2012, May 24, Thursday
The photographer in me beckoned. I was there, and so I whipped out my not very smart phone, and took a couple of shots. Doing a quick edit, I uploaded one to my fb page…
Lee High School Bus Crash Conspiracy
REVISION (2014.06.07): It should be noted that State of Alabama DOT officials have never explained publicly why they removed EVERY gate from ALL fenced areas under the elevated portions of I565 in Huntsville, from Oakwood Ave. to Jordan Lane, three months before the Lee Bus Massacre. The removal of the gate on Church Street did facilitate fast access to the bus crash and the victims, however, prescience seems to be indicated.
Lee High School Bus Massacre
The four young ladies who have died as a result of what ultimately was an act of domestic terrorism are: Christine Collier, Nichole Ford, Tanisha Hill, and Krystal McCrary.
Timothy McVeigh | KING OF THE JEWS! P4
Here are a few photo picks taken when visiting Oklahoma City in 1998. The memorial was still under construction at that time.