Tag: The Gettysburg Address

  • Black Activist Has Plan to Bring America to “A Place of Peace”

    Black Activist Has Plan to Bring America to “A Place of Peace”

    “THAT THESE DEAD SHALL NOT HAVE DIED IN VAIN” by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 25, 2015) — In a recent interview, anti-illegal-alien amnesty black activist Ted Hayes told The Post & Email that he believes the issue of slavery in the U.S. has never been reconciled, has led to the enormous influx of illegal aliens into…

  • Miki Booth Recounts Her Experience at Operation American Spring

    Miki Booth Recounts Her Experience at Operation American Spring

    “IT’S NOT OVER” by Sharon Rondeau (May 21, 2014) — On Tuesday, The Post & Email spoke with author, constitutional activist and former congressional candidate Miki Booth, who traveled to Washington, DC on Thursday to attend the first two days of Operation American Spring (OAS). OAS founder Col. Harry Riley (Ret.) conceived the movement as…

  • The Scorekeeper

    The Scorekeeper

    “WHEN THERE IS NO LAW” by OPOVV, ©2014 (May 20, 2014) — ACT I Curtain rises on a typical small town square in America as Beethoven’s “Bagatelle in A Minor” is heard. The stage backdrop is that of a brick two-story courthouse with old oak trees, and in the foreground, stage left, is a park…

  • Reasonable Returns

    Reasonable Returns

    “LEARN ENGLISH, RECITE THE GETTYSBURG ADDRESS…” by OPOVV, ©2014 (Apr. 7, 2014) — In “Days of Yore,” a man and a woman swore everlasting fidelity to one another for a myriad of reasons, not the least of which was producing offspring who would see them through their old age. They relied on their children to feed…

  • Do the Police Know They’re Being Used?

    HEAVY-HANDED POLICE TACTICS ARE USED IN REGIMES, NOT FREE REPUBLICS by OPOVV, ©2012, Presidential Candidate (Jun. 13, 2012) — Unfortunately, affirmative action, lowering the scale of acceptability rather than affording qualified people opportunities, has been detrimental in upholding the civil rights that were passed by Congress in the early ’60’s. The easy way out to bring…