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Monday, May 23, 2011

Missionary Charl Van Wyk speaking in Tulsa, OK @ Hardesty Regional Library



Charl is a full-time missionary of Frontline Fellowship, the Director of our Africa Christian Action ministry, the presenter of our weekly radio program "Salt and Light", and the author of: "Shooting Back - The Right and Duty of Self- Defence".

Charl is known as the man who returned fire at the terrorists during the St. James Massacre. He received a citation from General Acker of the South African Police, for his courage under fire, which halted the terrorist attack on the St. James Church, on 25 July 1993. His courageous action that night saved many lives.

Thursday, February 04, 2010

Cyber Security

http://www.infowars.com/house-overwhelmingly-passes-cyber-security-bill/

This is not about Middle Eastern terrorism or an outside threat to America's cyber security; it never has been. This bill will give the criminals in Washington the power to control free speech on the Internet and is aimed at shutting down groups like the Tea Party movement, as well as a host of other legitimate activities by law-abiding Americans. Globalists, and their toady politicians, just hate the Internet because it allows the dissemination of information so quickly, helping to shed light on their criminal activities.

John 3:20-21
20"For everyone who does evil hates the Light, and does not come to the Light for fear that his deeds will be exposed.
21"But he who practices the truth comes to the Light, so that his deeds may be manifested as having been wrought in God."

Just had to vent a bit, folks.

"A document posted on the Infowars.com website last year revealed that the Department of Homeland Security considers returning veterans, gun owners, advocates of the Second Amendment and states’ rights to be potential enemies."

Friday, January 22, 2010

Long Live the Jeep

I don't know what it is about Jeep CJ and Wrangler owners but there seems to exist this kind of brotherhood among us. I have owned my Wrangler now for about five years, and whenever I encounter another Wrangler or CJ driver on the road, the other driver almost always initiates a friendly wave.

Of course when I first realized what was going on - that I had been inducted into this brotherhood by virtue of the fact that I, too, own a Wrangler - I also began to take the initiative and started waving at other Jeep drivers along the beaten path.
Almost without exception, they will give a hearty wave back at me.
 
The bikers have their wave and I guess we do, too.

Long live the Jeep. :)

Monday, November 16, 2009

Eggnog

I went to the store to pick up some milk tonight and what did I see?

Eggnog.

It took all of the will power I had to walk out of the store without it. People either love it or hate it. I LOVE it. I kept telling myself it's still early in the season and there will be plenty of opportunities to snag some.

I could taste it all the way home though... in my mind.

Did I mention I like Eggnog?

Monday, August 24, 2009

Town Hall Meeting with Congressman Dan Boren in Pryor Oklahoma

Some footage I shot.



Congressman Dan Boren at the town hall meeting in Pryor on 8-19-09
Miss Kelly Glass (the young mother asking the questions) said it best.

Monday, August 10, 2009

Facebook and Twitter

I'm spending most of my online time now on facebook and twitter. Much better for activism.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

OK-SAFE Town Hall Meeting 4-7-09

This is an event I was asked to film for OK-SAFE (Oklahoman's for Sovereignty and Free Enterprise) on 4-7-09. OK-SAFE is a wonderful group of people who want to see our government return to the kind of government our founding fathers had originally envisioned for the United States.

All 9 video segments can viewed on this page.

Saturday, January 31, 2009

Pachelbel played with a guitar



This Pachelbel piece is one of my favorite classical pieces. And this kid DOES do it justice. Wow!

Sunday, November 23, 2008

O. U. vs Texas Tech and the Trip to Norman

ticket

My Dad treated my brother and myself to an O.U. Football Game yesterday. It was a great game... that is if you are a Sooner fan! We sat in the south end zone 75 rows up and we were grouped in among 10 or 15 Tech fans. Yikes! I think the Texas Tech fans became stunned about the time the second quarter rolled around. The athleticism displayed by O.U.'s running backs was truly amazing and Tech just wasn't ready for them.

I wanted to take some pictures but dog-gone-it, I didn't have my camera with me! While we were waiting in line for tickets, I thought I heard over the loudspeaker that cameras and binoculars were among the items not allowed in the stadium, so I took them back to my Dad's vehicle. But after being in the stadium for a while I saw other people with binoculars and cameras, I thought, what the heck? Then I realized that it was the CASES for these items that were not allowed in the stadium, not the items themselves. Bummer! Otherwise I could have had some great pics to display here.

Oh, well. Maybe next time.

It has been many years since I last visited Norman and it sparked several good memories for me. We used to live there back in the sixties when my brother and I were just youngsters, probably from the time I was five until about ten years of age. In the early sixties my Dad had acquired several old frat and sorority houses close to the campus in order to remodel them for students to live in; this was his livelihood for many years in Norman. Had we arrived in town early enough on game day, we would have gone around to the various old fraternity and sorority houses he used to own so I could take some pics. But alas, we arrived too late to do any of that.

I did, though, have time to snap a shot of one of his old properties - 700 Elm - because we parked just a couple of houses away from it. If anyone remembers reading on my blog previously about my haunted house story in Norman, well, this is the property.

All in all we had a great time.

700 Elm

Monday, November 17, 2008