Namibia: Media Blackout on Children Killed Recently by Measles/Rubella Vaccines
The global criminal network of vaccine industry has killed children again – this time in Namibia – and the corporate media in the west and
Outliving the Legend: The Demise of the Video Cassette Recorder
by Ann Harrison For those of you who thought the VCR was dead for a long time, may be surprised to learn that the VCR
Reflections of Dallas
by James R. Campbell When we think of Dallas, Texas, many of us remember the assassination of John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, or
Rapid Fire with Dhruv Bali
On Word Matters! Entertainment today, we’ll do a Rapid Fire round with LA-based actor and model Dhruv Bali. 1. Acting or modeling DB: Acting 2.
Rambling Minors at Fifth String Music Store in Sacramento, August 27
by California Bluegrass Association The Rambling Minors will play a concert at the Fifth String Music Store, 3184 N St, Sacramento, 916-442-8282, thefifthstring.com, on August
Field Trip Sixty-Six
by James R. Campbell Each of our fifty states have many natural attractions which draw tourists who bring revenue to the states in which the vacation
US: Mega Embarrassment for Democrats as Leaked Emails Reveal the Farce of Clinton’s Nomination
The recent leaked emails ahead of the Democratic Convention has embarrassingly exposed the Democratic party’s corruption and lack of honesty. The emails showed that the
The Complexities of a ‘Guaranteed National Income Law’
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry On January 8, 1964, former United States President Lyndon B. Johnson declared a “War on Poverty” during a State of Union
An Overdue Commentary
by James R. Campbell How many times have we heard it before? A rock band breaks up, and its members sue each other in court
Can a Service Dog Serve Two Masters?
by Patty L. Fletcher Hello Word Matters Readers! Campbell and I are sorry we’ve been away so long. We’ve endured a ton of technical trials