Cornerstones

Presidential Press Conferences Since the time of Ronald Reagan the press conference with either the president or his spokesperson has become a mainstay of real-time journalism and history. In counterpoint since June 1987 Reagan, Clinton, Bush Sr. and Bush have consistently never addressed the real domestic deterioration nor have the ever been challenged or exposed by the press. Since June of 1987, the 200th birthday of the United States Constitution pirate radio and oppressive electronic surveillance have been incorporated into a scorched earth campaign. This event is code named AKBAR. I have testified in numerous vain civil federal court cases:  http://nollmeyer.tripod.com To witness Scott McClellan answer questions by a captive press is derogatory to anyone attempting to attempt transparent journalism. The President needs the press but the press needs the president. Citizen Kane it is not. These folks are not agonizing over printing the truth they are handmaidens to SANITIZATION. I d

  On Coretta Scott King The recent death of Coretta Scott King brings reflection on what most would consider a stellar career in human rights. Before my present ordeal which began in 1986 and became full blown in 1987 I hitchhiked nationwide ill begotten attempting to apply Christian doctrine to “shake the dust of your boots” to inhospitable locations. This left me off the freeway in Memphis near the motel where Doctor Martin Luther King was assassinated. It was panted a very psychedelic cool lavender. The motel was probably no more than $30 to 40 per night. I had only less than a dollar and was living of apple pies at gas stations. During the last years of Ronald Reagan when such was campaigning for George H.W. Bush and this Orwellian nightmare had begun I hitchhiked from Santa Monica to Houston to protest Ronald Reagan’s fundraising there. The ACTUP Aids activists were to my right and oil workers were to my left and we awaited the arrival of the President. During this time or slightl