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Wednesday, May 13, 2015

A story in pictures you won't easily forget...






FOCUS ON THE MAN IN THE FIRST PICTURE ... IT'S HIM
THROUGHOUT THE SERIES BELOW ... GOD BLESS HIM!

















The badge that he is wearing is an Ordnance Disposal Badge (i.e., bomb disposal)
























































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If he is a hero...........She is an angel.



If you care to offer the smallest token of recognition and appreciation
for our military, please pass this on and
pray for our men and women who have served
and are currently serving our country.
And pray for those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for freedom.











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Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Boston bomber genuinely remorseful, nun testifies at trial




Although she has good intentions not sure if she is really helping him after I read about life in the ADX “supermax” prison. 

 Tsarnaev will be in good company if he's not executed 





 Call me crazy but when I see this worthless piece of shit... "genuinely remorseful" is not the first thing that comes to mind.

It just pisses me off. They came to this country claiming political persecution... and how do they show their gratitude? They kill us.

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New York: Convicted Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has expressed sincere remorse for carrying out the deadly attacks in 2013, a prominent American nun and anti-death penalty campaigner told his trial Monday.

Sister Helen Prejean, who was portrayed in an Oscar-winning performance by actress Susan Sarandon in Hollywood movie "Dead Man Walking," was the final witness called by the defense in its bid to save Tsarnaev from death.

"He said emphatically, `no one deserves to suffer like they did,`" the 76-year-old testified at the trial in Boston, according to The New York Times.

Prejean said she had met Tsarnaev in prison five times since March and that she believed he was "absolutely sincere."

Tsarnaev`s voice had "pain in it" when he recognized the hurt he had caused, she recalled.

"I had every reason to think he was taking it in and he was genuinely sorry for what he did."

Really now... wonder if she's aware of this?





It was the first mention of the 21-year-old expressing remorse for his actions since his trial began in March.

The only emotion he has displayed was to wipe his eyes as a distraught aunt was removed from the courtroom, too overcome to testify.

Prejean won international recognition as a compassionate Catholic nun who counseled a convicted murderer on death row in the state of Louisiana, which inspired the book and film "Dead Man Walking."

The film won Sarandon the Oscar for best actress in 1996 and three Academy Award nominations, including best actor for Sean Penn.

Tsarnaev was convicted last month on all 30 counts related to the bombings, the murder of a police officer, a carjacking and a shootout while he and his older brother Tamerlan were on the run.

The double bombings at the Boston Marathon finish line killed three people and wounded 264 others on April 15, 2013.

The defense and prosecution are to present closing statements Wednesday before a jury deliberates whether he should be sentenced to death or life without parole in America`s most maximum security prison.

Tamerlan was killed in a shootout with police, leaving his brother to face punishment alone.





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Sunday, May 10, 2015

Monica Lewinsky offered $1 million by Las Vegas erotic museum for dress worn during tryst with Bill Clinton










Upon hearing the news Paula, Gennifer, and Kathleen immediately placed a call to the Erotic Heritage Museum.




REUTERS
A Las Vegas erotic museum has offered $1 million for the blue dress that Monica Lewinsky wore during a sexual encounter with then-President Clinton.




Monica Lewinsky now has one million reasons to part ways with her infamous blue dress.

The Las Vegas Erotic Heritage Museum is upping its offer to $1 million for the dress Lewinsky wore during her illicit rendezvous with then-President Clinton.

The museum had previously proposed to pay Lewinsky $250,000 for the DNA-stained fashion piece.

In a letter to Lewinsky dated Feb. 20, executive director Victoria Hartmann said she wants to make the blue dress a part of an exhibit “examining the private relationships of people in power, gender dynamics (and) politics.”


Lewinsky, pictured here with Clinton during his time as President, has not responded to the museum's offer.




It “will serve to bring awareness to the complexities of sexual relationships and how they are perceived by Americans, especially when it involves those we put our trust in as leaders,” read Hartmann’s letter.

Lewinsky, 41, has yet to respond stating, "I can't cum to a decision."

The museum first reached out to Lewinsky last May, three weeks after Vanity Fair published a soul-bearing essay by the former White House intern.

“It’s time to burn the beret and bury the blue dress,” Lewinsky wrote.

Lewinsky went on to describe her struggles finding a job in communications in the years after her name became synonymous with tabloid scandal.

“I was never 'quite right' for the position," she wrote.

Lewinsky rebuffed multimillion-dollar offers “because they didn't feel like the right thing to do.”






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