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The Politics of Changing a Light Bulb    by Ron Branson, Founder -  JAIL4Judges A Fairy Tale A Maimed Mind American Conduct: The Evil Escalator to Oblivion Bye, Bye American Pie Collectivism vs Cooperation (PDF) Cowards Criminal Belief Democratic Treachery (PDF) Dreaming the Nightmare (PDF) Empty Words - Deadly Intent False Presumption, False Freedom, False Security Good Advice Bad Results (PDF) Grand Theft - Petty Presumption Hate A Friend Hello My Friends Hello - Who Are You? High Anxiety Low Relief How It's Supposed To Be Insanity - A Maimed Mind Jihad and Holy War Just Asking (PDF) Late Law & Common sense (PDF) Letter to Editor (PDF) Light-Headed Visions of the Universe and Everything Meandering From Past to Future More Presumption, Liberty and Law

Overwhelmed and Confused Palpitating Offal Policy Trumps Law Passion Played Out Perceptions of Perpetual Prosperity - Cassandra's View Presumption of Miracles Policy and Presumptions of Power Policy, Power and Presumption Politics in an Apolitical Society Policy Trumps Law Presumption of Guilt - Culling the Herd Presumptions of Life and Liberty Presumptions of Tomorrow Presumption, Liberty and Law Propagated Error - 1776 to 2008 (and Beyond?) Remembering Liberty School is Out Sticks and Stones and Words The Coming Storm Too Late Goodbye (PDF) True Lies Seattle What Do I Do Now? What is Left to Say (PDF) When Johnny Comes Marching Home (PDF) Who Are We, and What Are We Doing here? Who Are You Why Wild and Wicked Winds of March

Henry's Essays were published monthly by The Seattle Sinner and a sister paper, The St. Louis Sinner. 
FYI - Put away your first impressions and self-censorship and actually read the Sinner's essays and columns. You might be surprised to find a few of your own thoughts reflected there, in print, by other people who use their heads for something other than to hold their hat,  glasses and spare safety-pins.

Why would The Seattle Sinner publish Henry's wild ravings?  (Why would anyone care?)

 . . . . . . Just "Because!"

Enjoy...

Henry

Liberty is never Easy, Safe or totally Free!