Biro

I just try to \"Say what I mean,

and mean what I say". It keeps me honest & helps me sleep nights.

I can't stand cliche's and one-line-philosophies, Mark, but I like that one.

Glad to have you aboard, Biro. I feel very fortunate to be a part of this "Wall" place, I hope you feel the same way.

Y'all remember the "Pink Floyd Wall"? I lived during that post-war time as a child. Please rent it, you'll never be the same again. That wall glued and beat everyone inextricably into the same conformist "just another brick in the wall" prison.

This Wall (The USA) allows everyone the freedom & choice to voice exactly what they feel. (When I spoke out in England in the 60's & 70's I was shut down & beaten by my "freinds" schoolteachers & headmasters) as you can see, I left, and here I am. I don't like many aspects of socialism, some yes, most no. Maybe I'm a born again Irishman or Jew or Kenyan or Armenian or Navajo, born to move, and make sure things aren't forgotten, while working to make things better.

Just above (thanks Mark), I saw an American soldier carrying an Iraqi child. That man's sole purpose in life at that moment, was taking care of that baby as though it were his own. Why? because it WAS his own child, he was that connected to it, WE are THAT connected, we are all one.

Remember Jack Nicholson taking the kidnapped baby back to it's Mother in "The Border". "Para los Ninos" was what it was all about. We are here to leave and create a better world for our/all children to live in.

In this case, I won't say sorry for the rant.

Brian, with daughters worth fighting for, Wood.

BTW, my step son in law, Billy Dillon, is serving in a maint division "over there". He's taking care of those who are taking care of business. Please pray for him.

Attached are; The love of my life, Autumn Elizabeth, her Mom Deidre, Great Aunt, Irene Pettijean, and yours truly.

Women worth defending.