This story is of a Canadian woman who prefers to stay anonymous: ……………………………………………….. My story: First, let me explain the whole matter from a personal viewpoint simply because my awareness of Palestine and the …
“What are you doing in heaven’s sake?” My mom shouted at me and rushed to slap me on my head before I jumped running away. “Are you crazy? You are burning souls.” “Souls? They are just damned ants.” I retaliated. “No, …
Muhammad and Jesus, who’s the “liar” then? “What a fool Musaylimah, the liar!” my cousin said laughing mockingly. “What?” I asked knowing the whole story. “He invented a silly quran and wanted to divert the Muslims from Islam.” “And do …
(AE) – The media’s lies and disinformation about the events in Ukraine are absolutely breathtaking. The concerns and predictions laid out in my “REICH WATCH, E2″ video, posted on December 12, pretty much called the whole thing.
Paul Balles
Helen Thomas
When Helen Thomas told a Rabbi that the Jews should go back to where they came from, he asked where that would be.
Her response was as honest and appropriate as it was direct: “Poland, Germany, America…” For that she lost her job as the best White House reporter America has had.
“Kings, queens & presidents––they were all just people to Helen Thomas”
Family, friends and former colleagues of veteran White House reporter Helen Thomas gathered together inside of the National Press Club building in downtown Washington, D.C. on Saturday, October 5, 2013 for a memorial service held in her honor.
Speakers for the event included Sam Donaldson, Judy Woodruff, Susan Page and Diane Ladd, among others.
Our Collective Duty is Very Simple: We Must Never Forget
By Mark Mondalek
Helen Thomas was a patriot.
“You have to believe in something,” she once told me, “Believe in democracy.”
Patriotism is, of course, a relative thing. Shamefully, it has almost become a dirty word these days, increasingly harbored by those who take the word of the government as though it were scripture; those who behave permissive of the Washington war machine; don’t doubt, don’t ask why.
Helen Thomas, who died yesterday at 92, was ready for business in the front row of the White House briefing room this day in August 2006."How the hell do they expect us to believe that?"-- a favorite aside of Helen Thomas during White Housepress briefings, as remembered by CBS News's Bill Planteby KenI'm happy to see how positively Helen Thomas is being remembered -- more positively, prob
