What a weekend! I attended the Crash Course conference in Rowe, MA this past weekend. Talk about an energetic group! The conference was great, well presented, and overall fantastic. Perhaps that is enough superlatives for now. I’ll refrain for now on commenting further on the weekend as this post is in regards to a very [...]
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- kerz: haeh heh! excellent. too late though! and it is a canard to pretend the republicans are deeply concerned. the rot is bipartisan.
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- kerz: haeh heh! excellent. too late though! and it is a canard to pretend the republicans are deeply concerned. the rot is bipartisan.
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The name is Trevor Gauntlett... I tend to like to question everything and don't like to take things at face value. There is always an alternative story to everything. My focus is the economy and finance with a desire for personal liberties and rights.
