Monday, April 25, 2011
CV resume website
this CV/resume site is amazing! http://ceevee.com :] god bless you guy's, appreciate your efforts putting this togeather!
Seven spanish angels - ray Charles and Willie Nelson
wow... these lyrics are beautiful :]
He looked down into her brown eyes,
Said, " Say a prayer for me."
She threw her arms around him,
Whispered, "God will keep us free."
They could hear the riders comin,
He said, "This is my last fight.
If they take me back to Texas,
They won't take me back alive."
**Chorus**
There were seven Spanish Angels,
At the alter of the Sun.
They were prayin' for the lovers,
In the valley of the gun.
When the battle stopped,
And the smoke cleared.
There was thunder from the throne.
And seven Spanish angels,
Took another angel home.
She reached down and picked the gun up,
That lay smokin in his hand.
She said, "Father please forgive me,
I can't make it without my man."
And she knew the gun was empty,
And she knew she couldn't win.
Her final prayer was answered,
When the rifles fired again.
**Chorus**
He looked down into her brown eyes,
Said, " Say a prayer for me."
She threw her arms around him,
Whispered, "God will keep us free."
They could hear the riders comin,
He said, "This is my last fight.
If they take me back to Texas,
They won't take me back alive."
**Chorus**
There were seven Spanish Angels,
At the alter of the Sun.
They were prayin' for the lovers,
In the valley of the gun.
When the battle stopped,
And the smoke cleared.
There was thunder from the throne.
And seven Spanish angels,
Took another angel home.
She reached down and picked the gun up,
That lay smokin in his hand.
She said, "Father please forgive me,
I can't make it without my man."
And she knew the gun was empty,
And she knew she couldn't win.
Her final prayer was answered,
When the rifles fired again.
**Chorus**
Northern Territory Animal rights violations.. it's a bloody disgrace..
the recent attrocity that has surface in the media regrds the cruelty and abuse of animals on a scale that beggars belief (see link attached at the end of this email).
Whatever investigation there has been needs to followed up with some semblance of justice. So far as i'm concerned this crime is as bad/actually worse than anything i have read about in military history regards prisoners of war. it is an attrocity, if we're going to farm animals for God's sake we need to do it properly. This is an outrage and someone must be held accountable.
http://www.theage.com.au/environment/animals/witness-tells-of-mass-animal-grave-20110424-1dt35.html
individuals who violate animals rights are criminals, in my mind animal welfare is as important, particulalry as animals are unable to advocate on there on behalf directly to us. We need to discourage as strongly as possible the callous diregard and wanton cruelty witnessed in this disgraceful behaviour. I read that the university was not prosecuted as it might detract from the university's attractiveness to propsective student, and that is exactly what should happen! why on earth would ANYONE want to go to a university that promotes animal cruely and apathy to the suffering of teh natural world. What a disgrace!
this is a complaint regards the NT government prosecuting animal welfare criminals, your responsibility is to the community and the environment, you are employed by the people of NT to ensure this sort of disgrace NEVER happens, for God's sake please fix this..
NT government to prosecute the university and farm management for gross negligence and animal cruelty.
Whatever investigation there has been needs to followed up with some semblance of justice. So far as i'm concerned this crime is as bad/actually worse than anything i have read about in military history regards prisoners of war. it is an attrocity, if we're going to farm animals for God's sake we need to do it properly. This is an outrage and someone must be held accountable.
http://www.theage.com.au/environment/animals/witness-tells-of-mass-animal-grave-20110424-1dt35.html
individuals who violate animals rights are criminals, in my mind animal welfare is as important, particulalry as animals are unable to advocate on there on behalf directly to us. We need to discourage as strongly as possible the callous diregard and wanton cruelty witnessed in this disgraceful behaviour. I read that the university was not prosecuted as it might detract from the university's attractiveness to propsective student, and that is exactly what should happen! why on earth would ANYONE want to go to a university that promotes animal cruely and apathy to the suffering of teh natural world. What a disgrace!
this is a complaint regards the NT government prosecuting animal welfare criminals, your responsibility is to the community and the environment, you are employed by the people of NT to ensure this sort of disgrace NEVER happens, for God's sake please fix this..
NT government to prosecute the university and farm management for gross negligence and animal cruelty.
changing the world, one blog post at a time
wow, we can actually make the world a better place by blogging.. that's so cool :]
Irish music, from heaven?
I've done a bit of thinkg about Ireland and the Irish, and I'm pretty sure both are very close to heaven, just listen to the Cranberry's for a bit :]
Terrorism is never the answer
The United Nations Declaration of Human Rights says 'Whereas it is essential, if man is not to be compelled to have recourse, as a last resort, to rebellion against tyranny and oppression', in Libya, Syria and the Middle rebels are rising up against criminal tyranny. In a similar but totally misguided vein I was apalled to read the 'Real IRA' have threatened terrorism during the upcoming royal wedding. Though i am in favour of a united Ireland for the Irish, I am saddened greatly that individuals are still so barbarous to think indiscriminate violence is the answer. It is most certainly not.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Our sword raised by United Nations
Today it seems the middle east and in fact the world is poised on the precipice of a very great change. This appears to be an opportunity for humanitarian and civilised nations to take the lead in decisively seize an opportunity to unify a historically very unstable region, that of the middle east. It would seem that the instrument of this monumental opportunity should be the global conscience of the United Nations. Clearly there is both a morale and humanitarian mandate to liberate these peoples from tyranny and violence and tragedy that this brings into the lives of millions of innocents.
In 1791 the Irish statesman Edmund Burke offered us this; 'Those who have been once intoxicated with power, and have derived any kind of emolument from it, even though but for one year, never can willingly abandon it. They may be distressed in the midst of all their power; but they will never look to any thing but power for their relief.', hence the tyrants reluctance to relinquish power.
Much of Edmund Burke's commentary is both appropriate and frankly poetic (He is Irish after all) requirement for the United Nations security council to act as soon as practical before matters deteriorate and widespread anarchy and suffering on a catastrophic scale overtakes us as the potential for shortsighted civil war destroys the infrastructure in these our most vulnerable nations. It boils down to what is needed in the region which is a robust, credible and effective landforce. Airpower alone (however inspiring President Obama's commitment to the resolution of matters in the area is) will not suffice, it well understood (perhaps regrettably) that victory in these matters requires effective control of the ground by land forces.
Burke again offers us two very important considerations; firstly 'neither the few nor the many have a right to act merely by their will, in any matter connected with duty, trust, engagement, or obligation.' suggesting we must act on bvehalf of the family of man. More importantly we need to see that this resposibily now lies with us, 'All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing', thank you Edmund Burke.
With these thoughts at the forefront of our collective conscience we must act with a confidence, humanity and determination; our 'sword raised by united nations'.
In 1791 the Irish statesman Edmund Burke offered us this; 'Those who have been once intoxicated with power, and have derived any kind of emolument from it, even though but for one year, never can willingly abandon it. They may be distressed in the midst of all their power; but they will never look to any thing but power for their relief.', hence the tyrants reluctance to relinquish power.
Much of Edmund Burke's commentary is both appropriate and frankly poetic (He is Irish after all) requirement for the United Nations security council to act as soon as practical before matters deteriorate and widespread anarchy and suffering on a catastrophic scale overtakes us as the potential for shortsighted civil war destroys the infrastructure in these our most vulnerable nations. It boils down to what is needed in the region which is a robust, credible and effective landforce. Airpower alone (however inspiring President Obama's commitment to the resolution of matters in the area is) will not suffice, it well understood (perhaps regrettably) that victory in these matters requires effective control of the ground by land forces.
Burke again offers us two very important considerations; firstly 'neither the few nor the many have a right to act merely by their will, in any matter connected with duty, trust, engagement, or obligation.' suggesting we must act on bvehalf of the family of man. More importantly we need to see that this resposibily now lies with us, 'All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing', thank you Edmund Burke.
With these thoughts at the forefront of our collective conscience we must act with a confidence, humanity and determination; our 'sword raised by united nations'.
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