Did you say Change or CHAINS? Posted on September 14, 2009 By pamela The words on one protester’s sign. They say a picture’s worth a thousand words… millions around the country have gathered, spoken out, marched, in protest of the snowballing debt, sweeping policy changes (chains), etc., etc. Hundreds of thousands of people marched in peaceful protest this past weekend. Dozens of issues were being protested by people of all ages. These, from the lens of Barbara Curtis… see hundreds of photos here. Saturday, September 12, 2009 — the day after the 8th anniversary of the terrorist attack on America September 11, 2001. It’s interesting that that attack and the threat it revealed is still very fresh in the minds of the American people — regardless of a person’s political stand or even for those who say it was a covert operation of the US government, the ‘anniversary day’ was a reminder of the serious threat of terrorism, the horrific loss of life and preciousness of faith, life and freedom. And so it goes… ♥ pamela NewsDuJour Political stuff NewsDuJourpolitical
the hard wooden chair Posted on September 10, 2008 I have, on several recent occasions, had opportunity to feel the effects of sitting long on a hard wooden chair. And, I suppose, the more difficult part of sitting on that chair has been to sit there and quietly observe the conversation at the table. I’m not sure if I… Read More
Pray…….. Posted on April 30, 2007 bcz not everyone is going to bed in comfort tonight. Not everyone has a safe place to call home. Not everyone has had a meal today. Not everyone has a pair of shoes, a suit of clothes, a source of shelter and comfort. Not everyone has a drink of water…. Read More
from Joel Rosenberg’s blog Posted on November 16, 2012November 16, 2012 I am posting this post in its entirety — more’s going on than all post-election messes, the CIA mess, and whatever else is being reported as a “top story” in the news… Eyes on Israel… this is top news. ISRAEL AT WAR: MISSILES FIRED AT TEL AVIV IDF retaliates… Read More
Pamela, I hope and pray that what we saw Saturday is just the beginning our fellow Americans waking up and no longer being apathetic. I was shocked and amazed that so many so called “Christians” voted this man into office and now we must deal with his awful policies. My hope would be that our voices would begun to be heard and that we could clean house in the Senate and Congress. Vikki