Tag Archives: Freedom
The Bull is Making a Statement
‘Tis said that bulls would just as soon stand in the sun and chew their cud as to charge. That is a true statement… at least as far as this Bull is concerned. Yet there does come time when standing … Continue reading
Obamacare is Here
Obamacare is Here. It is a reality, and with it dies the America we all knew and loved. Should ANY of the fifty states at this moment decide to secede from the (dis)Union, The Bull will promptly move the entire … Continue reading
BMCM Harold B. Estes, USN (Ret.) Speaks to Obama
You’re not going to restore American greatness by bringing back our bloated economy. That’s not our greatest threat. Losing the heart and soul of who we are as Americans is our big fight now. Continue reading
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Tagged American, christian nation, Freedom, harold estes, hopelessness, Independence, Liberty, master chief, Muslim, obama, patriot, patriotic organizations, Pearl Harbor, snopes, u s navy, White House, ww ii
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Tiny Babies and Giant Moon Pies for Mobile
No kidding, folks! Aa $25,000+, 600 pound, electronic Moon Pie to be raised some 200 feet over the Mobile River and light up Mobile’s skyline at the stroke of midnight on New Year’s Eve. That is a Liberal’s idea of fiscal responsibility for you. Continue reading
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Tagged America, baby, Benjamin Franklin, care givers, charity, crime, Faith, Family, Freedom, Human, Liberal, Liberty, Moon Pie, police, responsibility, Sam Jones, smallest surviving baby, special needs, State, state of alabama, tax and spend, tax payer, triplets, United States, University of South Alabama, WASHINGTON, welfare state
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‘We the People’ on the Subject of Perspective
Fox News reports the following this morning and asked what we felt. (I’ll assume for the moment that the folks at Fox meant ‘We the People’ when they said that.) Tiger Woods said Friday he is taking an indefinite leave … Continue reading
American Veterans: The Day Is Yours!
To my American brothers & sister, and all Free people of this planet, Take a moment on this day and stand in Honor of those great American citizens that have served, or are now serving, in the blessed cause of … Continue reading
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Tagged Air Force, America, Army, Coast Guard, duty, Freedom, honor, Liberty, MA1 A. LaFrenier, Marine Corps, National Guard, Navy, service, veteran, Veterans Administration, volunteer
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Segregation Update #2 (Itself Updated with Video)
The story is out and is popping up on blogs, newspapers, and TV news shows across the Nation! The WKRG News 5 anchorman, Steve Alexander, just left “The Pasture” having interviewed (with only 5 minutes notice) The Bull and my … Continue reading
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Tagged ACLU, AFTAU, Alabama, Analia Schlosser, Bush Administration, Canada, Charlotte Allen, Cheryl Wittner, civil rights, coeducational, curriculum, Education Department, Florida, Freedom, gender, Georgia, Hankins Middle School, Katherine H. Hankins, Mark Jones, menstrual cycles, mission statement, mobile county school board, Roy Nichols, spawn, statement, Steve Alexander, suspension, video, WKRG
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Segregation Update #1
The Mobile Press-Register, (with Brendan Kirby and Rena Havner reporting), quotes Mobile County School Superintendent Roy Nichols as follows: “You get some research reports that show that girls do better in all-girl math classes and some other researchers that say … Continue reading
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Tagged ACLY, AFTAU, Alabama, Analia Schlosser, Bush Administration, Canada, Charlotte Allen, Cheryl Wittner, civil rights, coeducational, curriculum, Education Department, Florida, Freedom, gender, Georgia, Hankins Middle School, Katherine H. Hankins, Mark Jones, menstrual cycles, mission statement, mobile county school board, Roy Nichols, statement, suspension
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ACLU Warns Alabama School District!
And I quote: MOBILE, AL – After hearing from outraged parents of students who, without notice, were involuntarily segregated by sex at Hankins Middle School in Mobile, Alabama, the American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of Alabama sent a … Continue reading
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Tagged ACLY, AFTAU, Alabama, Analia Schlosser, Bush Administration, Canada, Charlotte Allen, Cheryl Wittner, civil rights, coeducational, curriculum, Education Department, Florida, Freedom, gender, Georgia, Hankins Middle School, Katherine H. Hankins, Mark Jones, menstrual cycles, mission statement, mobile county school board, statement, suspension
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A Heads-Up & An Update
Did anyone read my post Welcome Back to the Segregation of Public Schools!? If not, go back and read it now for the matter will be heating up starting today. The Bull did contact the ACLU. The ACLU did find … Continue reading
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Tagged ACLY · AFTAU · Alabama · Analia Schlosser · Bush Administration · Canada · Charlotte Allen · Cheryl Wittner · civil rights · Education Department · Florida · gender · Georgia · Hankins Mi, curriculum, Freedom, Katherine H. Hankins, menstrual cycles, mission statement, mobile county school board, statement, suspension
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Election 2008 & More (Updated!)
Today is the day. For what, only time will tell. If you’ve been wondering where The Bull has been, I’ve been deliberately staying off this blog during the end of the election cycle. Too much drama with no chance of … Continue reading
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Tagged "Kareem Rashad Sultan Khan", american hero, Faith, Freedom, Iraq, McCain, muslim soldier, obama, pagans, school board election
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545 PEOPLE
The following message found its way into my mailbox via Lady Beth’s aunt, Sandra. It is reportedly written by one Charlie Reese, (a former columnist of the Orlando Sentinel Newspaper). As with all things email, I can not vouch for … Continue reading
Welcome Back to the Segregation of Public Schools!
There are good ideas when it comes to teaching kids. There are bright ideas when it comes to how to discipline kids, too. There are, however, NO good, decent, or bright ideas when it comes to segregation of kids in … Continue reading
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Tagged ACLY, AFTAU, Alabama, Analia Schlosser, Bush Administration, Canada, Charlotte Allen, Cheryl Wittner, civil rights, Education Department, Florida, Freedom, gender, Georgia, Hankins Middle School, Kentucky, Leonard Sax, Louisiana, Michael Gurian, Mississippi, Mobile County, NEA, NOW, school, Segregation, sex, Sharia Law, Tel Aviv University, Tennessee
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