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I spent August 13th, 2003 in Baghdad, Iraq. I was stationed at the southern edge of the Baghdad International Airport compound. My unit, 1st Battalion, 4th Air Defense Artillery, was in charge of perimeter security for the airport. I had just spent another day struggling to get all of my work done without becoming yet another victim of the oppressive heat. It was the end of ... ...
... corporations, wealth is accumulated over time and passed on to heirs and heiresses to keep it going. For example, Paris and Nicky Hilton are multibillionaire "hard-partying"" (The New York Metro) hotel heiresses to the Hilton Hotel chain. This inherited wealth should be highly taxed, for non-producers do not work for the inherited money and do not deserve wealth and ... ...
... down security for public places. Although security is something that should protect us, it has gotten to a point where personal information is being revealed. Now when you walk into an airport, not only do you have to go through a metal detector, you also have to take off your shoes and have them be searched. The tighter security becomes, the sneakier people ... ...
... nuclear physicists could lead to what is known as miniaturization. Miniaturization is a method to reduce the physical size of nuclear bombs. Meaning for example, one could leave a briefcase in an airport and cause some major damage. In addition to this possible terrorist element, Iraq has also been accused of harboring terrorists from the Al Qaeda networks. However, Saddam adamantly denies this ... ...
... important consideration is the money that would be saved while taking over North Korea (Little Vermont). By flying the Air National Guard unit directly out of We-Beat-Saddam International Airport, millions of dollars could be saved versus running a 10,000-mile military campaign across hemispheres. If nothing else, Texas Two would provide the United States with supreme bragging rights. This ... ...
... a rotatable screen. Whereas a women's magazines would have a new way of decorating a room or putting on make-up. There was at least an interesting story of a man who lived in an airport terminal for fifteen years. The story was very lengthy, it continued for about six pages. It was the longest article in the entire magazine. There was another article on Kobe ... ...
