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JMBlog Archive for August, 2006Old and newMonday, August 21st, 2006I hope it makes it… Dog v. PorcupineMonday, August 21st, 2006Both our dogs got into a conversation with a porcupine last week. After an expensive visit to the vet (on a Sunday morning) they were both considerably relieved. Here’s a photo of Max on his way to the vet. That’s about the unhappiest look I’ve ever seen on his face. The white things sticking out of his mouth are, of course, porcupine quills. Occasionatlly it would really bother him and he’d try to claw his face off — if he could have climbed out of his skin, he would have. According to the vet, Max only got a “polite sniff” … Volunteer Ministers in Yogyakarta, IndonesiaTuesday, August 8th, 2006Gary Bromwell is in charge of the Scientology Volunteer Ministers in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Here’s his excerpted report of the effect that the team of VMs is creating in Indonesia:
Psych druggingWednesday, August 2nd, 2006In an America where 8 million kids are being drugged for invented (made-up) psychiatric illnesses like ADHD and Math Disorder, you’d think there would be more outrage, and that more people would take a stand against this psychiatric abuse of kids. Where do you stand on this issue? This quote from Dante Alighieri says it well: “The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.” So - where do YOU stand? Post a comment and let me know. |
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