Veterans – Page 2

Darren Goforth dTIRRd By Miles & Miles & Miles | Pigs Don’t Learn

• September 1, 2015

In the months since Ferguson, we have seen countless police shoot and kill unarmed (black) men, and virtually the entire country has stated that the consistent excessive use of force is not ok. And yet, the response from law enforcement has been the same old excuses. Oh sure, under enormous public pressure, they did some restructuring in Ferguson. But everywhere else from New York, to Cleveland, and even Huntsville, the law enforcement response has been totally wrong, and totally lacking in contrition.

The 2014 Summer Time Silly Season

By Jim Porter Casey

• August 23, 2014

Editorials

Chris Christy. What’s up with the Disco Fever thing? If he’s trying to move past the bridge debacle, and critical observations about his obesity, I don’t think bouncing around on stage like a beach ball in heat is gonna do it.

Boston Tea Party Terrorist Bombings

By Jim Porter Casey

• April 27, 2013

Editorials

Suggesting John McCain, and the other three nutcases, Lindsey Graham, Kelly Ayotte, and Pete King, are acting on behalf of not only domestic terrorism, but even sympathizers of international terrorism may seem a little far fetched. But does it really?

Obama Smoked One Joint Too Many

By Jim Porter Casey

• January 16, 2013

Editorials

The rhetoric is false, deceptive, and dangerous. For Obama and the gun control nuts, this is still the United States of America, and there is still a constitutional process involved in changing policy and laws. The 2nd amendment doesn’t guarantee your right to own a shotgun for hunting, it does recognize your unalienable right to […]

Onion | Petraeus Weds Broadwell | Terry Jones Officiating | Jill Kelley Asks Threesome

By Jim Porter Casey

• November 20, 2012

Editorials • Snapshots

When I started checking references for this column I had in mind something cheeky and gratuitous. The trysts of the rich and famous bore me. Then it got juicy and even more serious than I expected – and cheeky and gratuitous…

Observing Veteran’s Day

By Jim Porter Casey

• November 11, 2012

Editorials • Huntsville • Snapshots

But of course, there are so many who didn’t come home, and so many who come home with enduring injuries, and so the sadness of war remains – victory or not.

Critiquing The Speaking

By Jim Porter Casey

• October 4, 2012

Editorials

Thank you for joining me in last night’s debate. I am pleased to announce, based on arbitrary polling by www.tocc.tv: JIM CASEY WON THE DEBATE! ABOUT OBAMA Obama did what he’s been doing throughout the campaign. He stayed back, stayed cool, carried the ball, and let Romney take enough rope to hang himself – which […]

Belabored Move Of DRM A Warning Sign

By Jim Porter Casey

• May 17, 2008

Editorials • Huntsville • Photography

The impending move of the Downtown Rescue Mission has sparked a mean spirited and hate filled public debate. Some people apparently believe that some other people are less than human and must be relegated to an official caste without basic human rights, less dignity that a dirty wet dog, and nothing more nutritional to eat than “scooby snacks.”

Maple Hill Cemetery – Gallery Of Galleries 2005

By Jim Porter Casey

• March 1, 2005

Editorials • Obituary • Panorama

This photographic essay of historic Maple Hill cemetery isn’t about the bigwigs buried there. During my stroll I tried to capture the ambience and serenity of life’s final stage, with a hopeful tincture for the beyond.

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