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Crash Site Recognition Air China Flight 129 April 15, 2002 Sam Aurelius Milam III Here are some more crash site photos. I intend for them to clarify the difference between what is and what isn't a crash site. It's important for people to be able to recognize the difference. It seems to me that the difference ought to be obvious but, apparently, some people have difficulty with that. In the pictures, notice the amount, the size, and the visibility of the wreckage. Don't assume that a situation is a crash site just because the government says that it is. Learn to recognize for yourself what is, and what isn't, a crash site. Crash Statistics and Description
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Greetings to you Sam! I received the March 2015 issue of Frontiersman! Thank you very much! And thank you for printing part of that letter explaining about Maw Maw Philips. Hopefully my last letter reached you explaining how I feel about a black Annie? I'm never sure what gets out because of the prisoners rights work I do. The pigs love to tamper with my mail.... The subject you write on in this issue about predators is a taboo subject to write about and speak out about in these days and times. And it takes some real balls to tackle the subject.... Today sex is very common between adolescents, and was very common among young teens when I was a teen myself. But once you are a grown man, woman/adult, we must conduct ourselves as such sexually. I do know history. 100 years ago you could buy a 15 year old wife from a mail order catalog. And most of these marriages worked out fine in those days and times. And teenage pregnancy has been common as long as I've been alive. Child molestation and statutory rape are not the same crime. But for a 40 year old man to manipulate a 14 or 15 year old to sleep with him or her is just creepy and slimy to me.... Well just wanted to drop a few words on you about the subject, and also the way I see it.Your comrade in struggle. Thanks for giving prisoners a voice!
Greetings, Sir, from the outer armpit region of California, in the speck of a "private prison" called Taft.... Also, there is a nation wide military drill about to (or perhaps already) taking place that I'm curious to get your perspective on. I hope all is well with you & your ceaseless thankless quest of free thinking, logic, & common sense that your publication brings. A damn fine job, my friend, damn fine. I don't really have much information on this military drill that's happening. Rumor is that Uncle Sam is doing both a mock invasion & mock "martial law" exercise. I'm information starved here Sam so if you have the low down or theory on the who, what, when & why I'd sure like to know. Also I find it interesting that the military has been supplying local police/sheriffs departments with old "surplus". I'm right next to the police station here & I can see an old armored personal carrier & a few humvees. I'm sure there's more than that, but that's all I can see. Is that going on throughout the nation & if so, why? Weird. Anyway Sam, I'll keep this brief as I know you are very busy & your time important. I look forward to your next issue of Frontiersman & am curious what your end game is w/all the "wreckage" sites. Keep up the good work. Your loyal subscriber, a prisoner
I'm not aware of any plans for a martial law exercise, but consider this. If they did such a thing just before their next fake terrorist attack, then they could make the martial law arrangement permanent. Never underestimate the treachery of government. Congratulations. You're the first subscriber to suggest that there might be a reason for all of those crash site photos. I wondered if anybody would think of that. editor
Community Service Original Source Unknown. Forwarded by Sir Donald the Elusive. One day a florist went to a barber shop for a haircut. After the haircut, the barber said, "I'm not going to charge you for your haircut this week, as a community service." The florist was pleased and left the shop. When the barber went to open his shop the next morning, there was a thank you card and a dozen roses waiting for him at his door. Later, a cop came to the shop. After the haircut, the barber said, "I'm not going to charge you for your haircut this week, as a community service." The cop was happy and left the shop. The next morning when the barber went to open his shop, there was a thank you card and a dozen donuts waiting for him at his door. Then a Congressman came in for a haircut. After the haircut, the barber said, "I'm not going to charge you for your haircut this week, as a community service." The Congressman was very happy when he left the shop. The next morning, when the barber went to open his shop, there were a dozen Congressmen lined up, all waiting for free haircuts.
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Acknowledgments My thanks to the following: SantaClara Bob; Lady Jan the Voluptuous; my mother; Betty; FL, of Corcoran, California; and Nathaniel, of Taft, California. editor
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