21st Century America: June 2006

Monday, June 26, 2006

GOD BLESS AMERICA ?

God Bless America? Let us never do anything that will give The Almighty a moment's
hesitation of a doubt for such a Sublime Benediction!

Friday, June 09, 2006

Current World Opinion

Quite a few Americans mention how ashamed they are because the Iraq War has destroyed our reputation in the world, and quite apart of the old cliche': Never show a fool a half-finished job; not one of the 190 other Member States of the United Nations has stood up, drew its line in the sand of moral outrage, and broke off Diplomatic Relations with the Evil American Empire. Is the rest of the world just motivated by realpolitique? Or do I have a lurking, sneaking suspicion they're glad we're there holding back the barbarians at the gates?

Saturday, June 03, 2006

Gay Marriage an Unnatural Act

Same Sex Marriage has nothing to do with God's Law, Constitutional Law, or Social Mores. It is against Natural Law. Same Sex Marriage will never produce natural childbirth, which is why Evolutionary Law assigned a male and female union for the procreation of all species. You can dance around with semantics all you want. Homosexuality maybe loving, caring, nurturing hedonism. It maybe a natural form of birth control. The absolute fact is that Same Sex Marriage is Unnatural: Contary to Nature!

About Me

Name: Gentleman-at-Large

Location: Mahattan, New York, United States

My library is divided in Three sections: First editions and biographies of Ernest Hemingway. Second: Books on New York City History. Third: The History of the Franco/American relationship. Bronx Born, attended Catholic schools, served in the U.S. Marines from 1966 to 1970, with one tour in Europe and one in Vietnam. Wrote a book about Vietnam titled "Beyond The Flag" I hated this title but is was picked by my publisher. I am retired from The New York Telephone Company aka NYNEX aka Bell Atlantic aka Verizon where I worked as a Repairman and later as a Special Service Data Technician. I can honestly say I've been in every building and busines and interacted with every type of New York personality and street habituate. I have worked at the very pinnacle of the Chrysler Building. Sadly I was also a 9/11 worker out of Verizon's 140 West Street Central Office for a while. I consider one of the highlights of my life was when Jacques Offenbach's "Barcarolle" was played for me in: New York, Paris, and Venice. My social highlight was being accepted as a member of "The Players"

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