Nearly every American who has watched a police drama the last 60 years has seen or heard these words:
You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Read More
In King County, We Remember the King
Last week marked the 50th anniversary of the death of Martin Luther King Junior. This is a time for contemplation on his life and the struggles he lived and the cause he breathed air into. Read More
Religious Freedom Under Threat?
The First Amendment guarantees that all Americans have religious freedoms by law. They are free to practice and free to abstain from religion. The United States was founded on principles of freedom of expression and originated as a melting pot of different religious beliefs, races, and cultures. Read More
Living through the Era of Fake News
George Freeman was actively behind the scenes at WOR Radio, New York. During his tenure George performed various regulatory audits keeping the station in good standing with federal guidelines…It is time citizens demand their government protect them, for citizens to boycott advertisers who use Sinclair Broadcasting services, and for the leaders of the FCC be removed for leaders who respect the public over business. Read More
Galaxy 21: A “Cosmic Extravaganza”
Military service brought George to the east coast in the late 1960s. Later, he would venture to the big apple landing a job as salesman for a plastics company. Because of his natural charisma, however, he turned a sales call at the local radio station into a permanent role at WOR Radio, New York. Read More
Police Accountability: Who Will Watch the Watchers?
During the early 1980’s, the Seattle establishment, including the police and a group called Parents in Arms, targeted The Monastery for closure based on bigotry and prejudice. Statements and affidavits submitted in support of efforts to close The Monastery often commented on racial mixing, and the presence of homosexuals. Read More