Crash Site Recognition TAME Flight 120 January 28, 2002 Sam Aurelius Milam III This is another of the short articles in which I'm showing pictures of crash sites. I intend for the articles — and the pictures — 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, especially when the government declares, in spite of all evidence to the contrary, that certain damage was caused by a plane crash. So, in the pictures, notice the amount, the size, and the visibility of the wreckage. Learn to recognize for yourself what is, and what isn't, a crash site. Learn to not be deceived by government lies and propaganda. Crash Statistics and Description
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lies would not be in this country if it were not for slavery. Roots is a different subject altogether. White mothers and fathers do not tell white children Roots at bed time. It would be totally out of place for a black woman to play Ann Frank in a WWII movie about the Jewish struggles against the Nazis. But I still think Cinderella, and stories such as Snow White are cross cultural because they are for children.... And for the record I hated when they used Cedric the Entertainer in the remake of the Honeymooners! Now that was a real miscast in my book!!! Your brother in struggle.
—editor Dear Mr Milam; Thank you, for bringing the truth forward and pulling back the curtain people don't want to look behind.... To your May 2015 dialogue with Bob Link, you're spot on with your reply "Maybe the prisons are destroying the brainwashing and creating a group of people who can recognize a police state when they see one." AMEN!! To any person that wishes to "objectively" expound on the prison system, they need a firm understanding of Potemkin Villages and Barmecide Feasts ..., there are curtains that must be looked behind.... Thank you for providing a means for the silenced to be heard. I remain, In sincere appreciation —Robert H. Outman Prisoner P-79939 Greetings Sam: ... Interesting pieces you've been putting into the Frontiersman's, lately. Lots of crash sites.... I hope you are well, my friend. I still enjoy the letter you put out. Keep up the good work. Best regards, —Sticky, of San Diego I still strongly protest you article [Lay Their Burden Down, June, page 3] you sent me. but I agree: "creepy and slimy to me...." someone wrote to you [June, page 2]. Oh an that thing about abused not leaving abusers.: They fear their abusers will become more violent — perhaps fatal — stalking them if they leave. Believing Abuse is Normal Distrust of Police Nowhere to Go: Pregnancy/Parenting One of the hallmarks of an abusive relationship is an abuser gradually isolating the victim from her support network, including friends and family. Since it happens over time, often victims of domestic violence don't even realize what's happening until it's too late. They may be scared of reaching out to their former support network, or they may feel there's no one they can trust. A woman may fear her partner's actions if she leaves. My partner said he will hunt me down and kill me. My partner will kidnap the children and disappear. My partner will take my passport and immigration papers. My partner will spread horrible rumors about me. She will "out" me at work or to my family. My partner will have me deported or report me to the INS. My partner will stop the processing of my Green Card. —Ptosis My article was about so-called molestation involving adolescents. Your comments mostly address domestic abuse, which is a completely different topic. Anyway, I'll reply to your comments. Your concerns about domestic abuse appear to have been unduly influenced by the stuff that's shown on the television. I've seen, on the TV, such situations as you suggested, stories of protracted campaigns by ruthless, calculating men seeking revenge against or domination of helpless, terrified women. Such dramatic situations make exciting fare on the TV, but I haven't heard those sorts of things in the stories that women have told to me. Probably, such things really do happen in real life but it seems likely to me that their alleged frequency of occurrence has been exaggerated by feminists with an agenda, by movie promoters in search of sponsors, and by TV news agencies hoping to boost their ratings. As an aside, and addressing the credibility of TV news agencies, recall that, according to them, mothers rescue their chi-
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