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"To be a Christian means to forgive the inexcusable, because God has forgiven the inexcusable in you."
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THE PINK FLAMINGO RECOMMENDS
View Article  A Magnum Opus (Or) The Beginning of a New Book?
SATURDAY, APRIL 26
You will find my four part Cochise County immigration piece below.  Have fun reading it.  I have a feeling it could be part of a new book.  I did some copy/paste from a couple of my books:  TRAVESTY and A CHURCH FOR HELLDORADO.  Please note that all the passages I used in the books are have a copyright on them and cannot be used without my permission.  

While I was working on the article this afternoon, I had one of those Eureka Moments!  After 15 years of stalking Wyatt Earp, I looked at his life and ...   more »
View Article  A Cochise County Perspective - Part I
COCHISE COUNTY, IMMIGRATION & CRIME

Last weekend some serious charges were leveled at The Pink Flamingo, questioning methods and sources.  Several days ago Harold Hutchinson at Called As Seen  detailed some of the problems.  I was accused by someone who alleges to be from “the border” of not knowing what I’m talking about – of lying.


Years ago, when my sister and I were in high school, a women from our church and her husband confronted my mother, making some off the wall accusations about my sister and I.  Our mother never said anything, but went the high school ...   more »
View Article  A Cochise County Perspective - Part II
YOU'LL FIND YOUR TOMBSTONE

Everyone and their pack mule knew the vast desert along the Mexican border in what was then Pima County, A. T. (Arizona Territory) was literally ‘dripping’ with rich mineral deposits.  The problem was the Apache.  They were angry.  They were fierce, and they were often fatal.  Several ill-fated expeditions to Goose Flats, where everyone knew there was bonanza in silver, always ended in disaster.  In 1879 Ed Schieffelin, a prospector who was working as an army scout out of Fort Huachuca (the same one) announced he was going to head over to the Goose Flats area ...   more »
View Article  A Cochise County Perspective - Part IV
THE ROAD TO GUADELOUPE CANYON

FROM:  A CHURCH FOR HELLDORADO

P. 13, 14
49The Gunfight at the OK Corral occurred on October 26, 1881.  To make a very long “and involved story as short as possible is to gloss over a hundred salient facts.  The bottom line is Wyatt Earp and his brothers had been threatened by misc. Cowboys at misc. times during the previous year.  
Things came to a head the night of the 25th, when Ike and Frank McLaury rode into town and began drinking.  Ike became drunk.  He threatened the Earps.  Doc Holliday heard him ...   more »
View Article  The Pink Flamingo’s 69th Edition Thursday Thirteen
THIRTEEN CLASSIC TV THEMES
The Pink Flamingo’s 69th Edition Thursday Thirteen

Follow the bouncing ball!  
The Pink Flamingo’s 69th Edition Thursday Thirteen features classic TV themes. 
You will find that you are singing along to a few of these.    more »
View Article  John McCain, Ted Williams, Endicott Peabody, and Wyatt Earp
HE’S GOT MY VOTE
If I weren’t voting for John McCain, I would after the beginning of this ad, which features Ted Williams as a hero.  Then, when we find out the teacher honored, William B. Ravenel taught at an Episcopalian high school, well, how much more could one ask? (Powerline)  I gather this tells us something about who Big Mac views as heroes.  Nothing wrong with Teddy Roosevelt or Ted Williams, who was a board certified war hero and fighter pilot!  This leads to the old argument, just how great a ball player could Teddy Ballgame have ...   more »
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