EXTREME MEASURES BY VINCE FLYNN. Copywrited 2008.
This is a book of our times. It deals with terrorism by al-Qaeda, CIA operatives who try to stop it and our justice and legislative members who sometimes take fair play for terrorists too far.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
Monday, August 24, 2009
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Warbirds of the Collings Foundation
I recently viewed some great living history. The Collings Foundation, a group which believes in the preservation of old aircraft, brought three of their WWII aircraft into Eppley airfield. They parked a B-24, B-17 and P-51 at the Tac-Air facility for viewing and rides. It was a great photo opportunity. Among the viewers were two men who piloted the B-24 in combat. It was an honor to shake their hands.
Question
How does our legislative branch work? Lately I have been listening to the news coming out of Washington about these gigantic (a thousand or more pages) bills coming before our congressman; namely the stimulus bill, which passed, apparently unread, and now the health care bill which apparently is too big to read in the time allowed.
So if the congressmen and senators don’t know the specifics of these proposed laws who writes them?
So if the congressmen and senators don’t know the specifics of these proposed laws who writes them?
Thursday, July 2, 2009
The Big Sky by A.B. Gutherie
The Big Sky is a book by A. B. Guthrie written in 1947. I recall seeing the movie which was based on the novel. However, it was much shorter in scope and to my way of thinking, did not do justice to the characters or the book in general.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
We are a debtor nation
I am afraid for my country. It is on track to becoming a second rate nation at least in terms of economic measures. An article in the Omaha World Herald by The San Francisco Chronicle stated that we may lose our triple A bond rating. That would be a very bad development since we need foreign investors like China to buy our bonds. Within hours of the plan to sell 162 billion of debt to help finance the 1.8 trillion dollar deficit the interest rates shot up.
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