The bodies of missing G.I.'s Kristian Menchaca, 23, and Thomas Tucker, 25, have been found. They were found in a ditch, on the side of a road, booby trapped with IEDs.
Maj. Gen. Abdul Azziz Mohammed Jassim, the chief of operations of the Ministry of Defense, said that he had seen an official report and that he could confirm the two Americans had been "killed in a very brutal way and tortured." Read More »
So here it is. Three months of pent up frustration about to explode through my keyboard. My analysis and opinion of the Duke Lacrosse "Rape" case.
Let me point out every shroud of evidence that the public has now been informed of. While I have not seen the 1332 pages of discovery, I trust Dan Abrams as the only reliable news reporter and he has seen and read all 1332 pages, and I trust that he is not lying to the public. So here it goes. Read More »
Eh, I'm not so much into politics. I like to debate Religion and theology, law and such, race...I like to argue. Maybe it's a bad trait, but sometimes it comes in handy.
This blog doesn't have any of that...as I've said before, I'm not very good with coming up with my own blog ideas, I usually just like to comment on others. But as I sit here, getting ready to go to my boyfriend's game, I thought maybe this would be an interesting topic, especially to those who deal with long distance relationships, or having someone in their life be out of it for a while... Read More »
I've spent so much time answering other people's blogs that I've finally come up with something to blog about. Kind of encompassing every issue I've taken on on this website. What they all boiled down to was people's over involvement in other people's lifes, especially those strongly guided by religion.
Hear me out. I think those who follow a set religion are noble. I think, generally, they lead good lives, are good people, and aren't a bother. I, myself, was raised Roman Catholic. I went to Catholic grammar school, church every sunday. As I got older, I began to understand that life can not begin to be wrapped up into one simple ideal of what is right and what is wrong, as Catholicism and most other religions tend to preach. I believe in a God, I believe there is something, and I believe there is nothing so important as to simply be a good person. I think that is enough. I've listend to so many bloggers talk about how sad it is that I've lost Jesus, how my life would be so much richer with his presence. I've heard people tell me that without God I will never experience true happiness. I've had people tell me because I have sex with my boyfriend, because I masturbate, because I'm pro choice, pro invitro, pro embryiotic stem cell research, I'm going to spend eternity in hell. And what it comes down to is, I don't care. Read More »
