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We Unite and Stand with Orlando
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THE LONESTAR WEEKLY
This week we mourn the victims of the horrific terrorist attack in Orlando and their families and friends, and express our appreciation for the first responders who bravely responded to this tragedy. As a country, we now must come to terms with the reality we face: the attack in Orlando was not a random act of violence, but a calculated act of terror. And, the risks of future attacks on American soil are rising, not falling.
Itâs not enough to just stop terrorists from buying guns; we must give law enforcement the tools they need to thwart an attack before it happens and take those suspects off the streets. Too often, the FBI and other law enforcement officersâŠ
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Iâm sick to my stomach after reading how Brock Turner serves only six months in jail for Raping an unconscious woman behind a dumpster. If you think raping is okay, you need help. The Judge is accountable for the low jail sentence.  Rape is Rape.  Xx  M
The Stanford Survivor Has a Name. Itâs âMy Hero.â
JUNE 10, 2016 | BY MAILE ZAMBUTO |
FILED UNDER JHF BLOG > OUR ISSUES SEXUAL ASSAULT IN OUR WORDS FROM THE CEO
I first learned about Brock Allen Turnerâs sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a dumpster on the Stanford University campus at the time everyone else did: last weekend. As the coverage was unfolding, I was with Mariska, members of our Joyful Heart Foundation staff and volunteers filming a local series of our NO MORE PSAs for Hawaiâi Says NO MORE.
From morning into the night, we gathered at theâŠ
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I am born in the slums of a jungle;
It is hot and I am always thirsty.
I drink water from the fountain
marked Colored.
It has magic that quenches
my thirst.
My neighbors say
the fountain is
diseased
But that was before
then became now.
At 3 AM
the sophisticates
of the jungle
jabber and howl.
âWho do you love most,â asks God.
âJayne Mansfield,â says Max.
âAnd why is that?â God is cleverly
all-knowing.
âSheâs dead.â Max replies.
RG
This weeks Flickr showcase re-blog is Kathryn Louise.
The quote is from her Flickr profile:
I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teachâŠand not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.
Henry David Thoreau
Gone are the broken eyes we saw through in dreams gone.
Both dream and lie
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IâM WORKING ON IMPROVEMENTS FOR SURVIVORS BOG HERE AND LOOKING FOR THE LIGHT. SURVIVORS IS NOT IN BEST OF SHAPE. KNOW MY ENERGY IS FOR YOU, WORKING ON GOODIES, JUST HARD TO SEE.
THANK YOU FOR STAYING BY OUR SIDE, WE HAVE AMAZING FOLLOWERS AND FRIENDS.
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