Michael Allen | Commentary, Government, Issues
Okay, so I’m not entirely an understanding individual when it comes to the sheer amount of money our government seems to go through. But, in news today it seems that $6.6 billion in lost Iraq cash is all of a sudden accounted for says inspector Bowen, specal inspector for Iraq reconstruction… $6.6 billion in lost
Michael Allen | Commentary, crime, Government, law, Military
With a site that hypes up what they deem as the failed battle against terrorism and a graphic that shows a plane flying into the World Trade Center, Muslims Against Crusades and Sharia 4 America are touting a protest for the Moment of Silence Americans and American sympathizers will share on 9/11 at 8:46 am.
Michael Allen | Commentary, crime, law
Watching The Conspirator the other day, I wondered how our law ever got to the point it is now and if it still needs work. A movie directed by Robert Redford, The Conspirator is about putting on trial co-conspirators of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Robin Wright plays the role of Mary Surratt, the mother
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Michael Allen | Commentary, Government, Issues, law
U.S. District Judge Lynn Hughes told the director of the Houston National Cemetery and Department of Veterans Affairs officials that they could not block Houston Pastor Scott Rainey from invoking the name of Jesus Christ in a Memorial Day prayer. Finally a Judge with some common sense on the matter. But, I don’t blame the