HER BEARD IS ALMOST LONGER THAN HIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I’m not judging, they’re just old hippies into peace, love and…OH GOD! WHAT’S WRONG WITH YOUR FACE?

WTH!!!!!!   LMAO  HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA  SHE NEEDS TO SHAVE!!!WHO'S GOT AN EXTRA RAZOR FOR HER FACE?

WSSU e-mail irks Tabor | JournalNow.com

WSSU e-mail irks Tabor | JournalNow.com

I DON'T THINK YOU SHOULD REMOVE THE EARLY VOTING FROM WSSU JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE SENT OUT A CRAZY E-MAIL . THEY ARE NOT THE PEOPLE WHO WILL BE RUNNING THE VOTING AREA. THESE STUDENTS WHO ATTEND THIS COLLEGE SHOULD BE SMART INDIVIDUALS JUST BECAUSE OF THE SIMPLE FACT THEY GOT INTO COLLEGE. THEY CAN VOTE FOR WHOM EVER THEY WANT TO AND YOU CAN GO TO ANY EARLY VOTING SITE AND BE INFLUENCED BY THE SIGNS AND BY PEOPLE STANDING OUT FRONT SAYING VOTE FOR THIS PERSON OR THAT PERSON. WSSU SHOULD BE FINED FOR THE E-MAIL AND THE WOMAN WHO SENT IT SHOULD BE DISCIPLINED FOR HER ACTIONS. I EXPECT SHE DID READ IT AND THEN SENT IT TO THE STUDENTS. SHE'S NOT GOING TO ADMIT THAT SHE READ THE ENTIRE E-MAIL BECAUSE SHE IS TRYING TO SAVE FACE.

CHRISTIAN FLAG RALLY IN KING, NC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hundreds expected for rally in King--March for the Christian flag is Saturday

by Leslie Bray, News Editor The Stokes News

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Leslie Bray/The Stokes News Hundreds of marchers are expected to converge on King this Saturday in support of putting the Christian flag back up at the Veterans Memorial in Central Park.

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King residents are battening down the hatches for the storm of visitors expected to descend upon the city on Saturday. Oct. 23 is the long-awaited day for those who plan to attend “Return America—Christian Flag March and Rally,” an event to show support for the Christian flag being flown again at the Veterans Memorial at Central Park in King.

Organizers state: “This will be an event that will be remembered far into the future for not only the town of King, but for all people that are concerned for the direction of the country, the threats against our freedoms to display religious images, and the continuing removal of God from our country's historical beginnings.”

Mike Marshall of King has been a visible factor in the fight to put the Christian flag back up at the Memorial. He estimates about 1,500 people will attend the March but says he won’t be surprised if it’s 500 or 15,000.

Marshall says he has already heard of church groups from Virginia and South Carolina that are making the trek to King. He also was told that a Christian radio host from TRUNEWS RADIO in West Palm Beach, Florida, who has about two million regular listeners, will be attending.

“The eyes of this country are on us,” Marshall commented. He believes that many flag supporters nationwide are looking to see if flag supporters in King are going to handle themselves the right way or if this is something that has lost its momentum. Marshall feels that those who oppose putting the flag back up are hoping for some sort of controversy to occur at Saturday’s event or that there won’t be a big crowd.

The March will commence, rain or shine, from the Calvary Baptist Church parking lot at 536 South Main Street in King at 10 a.m. Because of the large numbers expected to attend the March, leaders from Calvary Baptist Church, a host of the event, ask marchers to arrive by 10 a.m. if possible.

Participants may either march the short route to Central Park or ride a bus to and fro. Some streets will be blocked off, and city officials say there will probably be no parking at the Memorial. The March route goes from Calvary‘s parking lot up Main Street to the stoplight at Kirby Road then left on Kirby to the second entrance to Central Park. Many motorcyclists are gathering at the American Legion in King and traveling separately from the marchers and those riding buses.

Calvary Baptist Church officials have stated on their website that the March and Rally will be a silent one with no protest signs, although marchers are encouraged “to feel free to carry a Christian flag.” American flags are welcome, too, March organizers say.

Once at the amphitheatre in the Park, adjacent to the Veterans Memorial, the rally will begin at approximately 11 a.m. There will be no chairs at the event. Participants are welcome to bring lawn chairs, although leaders note this might prove difficult for marchers.

Guest speakers will address the crowd, informing them of flag-related events and attempting to encourage them in the fight. Two of the scheduled speakers are Dr. David Gibbs III of the Christian Law Association and Dr. Ron Baity of Return America.

“This event is being held in a spirit of love for our country and our heritage, and with great respect and honor for all our veterans that have gone out for our freedoms that we have enjoyed,” March organizers say.

Leaders of the event have stated that their purpose is varied. They will tell what they call “the true story” of America, explain why they feel the flag is historically correct as part of the nation’s heritage and urge participants to defend what they term “the true meaning and intent” of the Constitution.

Although the King City Council’s decision to remove the Christian flag from the Veterans Memorial has been a much-protested one, the leaders of Saturday’s March stress that their event must be a peaceful one, “We intend to stand up for God, but we do NOT intend to put up with hateful or uncontrolled behavior.”

The Rally is scheduled to end at 12:30 p.m. A group that had reserved the Park many months ago for an event has agreed to delay the start of their event to give way to the March. March and Rally leaders ask participants to leave the Park area free of trash and as if no one had ever been there.

For more information on the actual event, call 983-3728 or email svernon@cbcking.org.

Whatever the outcome of Saturday’s March/Rally, Marshall is satisfied with one thing. “The volunteers did what they said they were gonna do,” he states firmly, speaking of those who pledged nearly a month ago to keep a vigil over the Veterans Memorial until the Oct. 23 event. Marshall says that the permit to stand guard expires after Saturday and that the City of King has declined to renew it, but he is proud of how the volunteers have manned the property without a lapse.

“Mission accomplished,” Marshall declares. And he believes that Saturday’s long-awaited March and Rally will be another goal reached, with still others yet to come.

COME ONE OUT FOR THE MARCH AND RALLY ON SATURDAY. BRING YOUR FAMILY OUT AND MARCH FOR WHAT'S RIGHT IN AMERICA. BRING OUR COMMUNITY CLOSER TOGETHER.

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STOKES COUNTY NAACP PRESIDENT PLEADS GUILTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lash pleads guilty to sexual offense charges--Sentence is 168 to 206 years

by Leslie Bray, News Editor The Stokes News

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Larry Lash

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Just before the highly publicized case of former Stokes County NAACP President Larry Alexander Lash went to trial last week, there was an unexpected turn of events. Lash, 55, suddenly pleaded guilty to all charges shortly before his Superior Court case was scheduled to begin last week. There was no plea bargain or offer presented by Lash’s lawyer, James Quander of Winston-Salem--simply a “guilty as charged” plea.

Lash was arrested in July 2009 at his Walnut Cove home and charged with several sexual offenses such as six counts of statutory rape or sexual offense, two counts of intercourse and sexual offenses with certain victims, two counts of first degree sexual offense and two counts of incest.

When officers from the Stokes County Sheriff’s Department arrested Lash at that time, they also found five firearms and multiple rounds of ammunition at his residence. This resulted in an additional charge for Lash—possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.

After Lash’s surprising admission on Monday, Oct. 11, all that was left was his sentencing. Superior Court Judge Anderson Cromer presided and gave Lash six consecutive sentences. It was determined that Lash would spend a minimum of 2,016 months (168 years) and a maximum of 2,478 months (206 years) in prison.

According to Tom Langan, the assistant district attorney for Stokes and Surry counties, Lash will not be eligible for parole. “There’s really no parole as we knew it in the past,” Langan explained, adding that judges now give minimum and maximum sentences instead.

Lash could trim years off the maximum sentence by exemplary behavior, e.g., but he cannot go below the minimum. Even if he served the minimum time, he would be 223 years old before he could be released.

“The length of Lash’s prison sentence is commensurate to the enormity of his crimes,” Langan commented.

Langan acted as second chair in the prosecution of the case, assisting District Attorney Ricky Bowman. They were involved when Lash was given a probable cause hearing several months ago. Two of his victims, both of whom had been abused for a long period of time, testified at that hearing. Their testimonies of sexual abuse by Lash resulted in the finding of probable cause.

At that point, the case was sent to the grand jury to whom law enforcement officials presented the findings on Lash. Per routine, Bowman and Langan were not allowed at this private hearing. The decision was made by the grand jury to indict Lash which meant he would face a full-blown trial.

However, Lash’s guilty plea last week made the trial unnecessary.

Lash has spent the last 15 months in the Stokes County Jail under a $1.5 million bond, one of the highest Stokes County Sheriff’s Department officials say they can recall in the county. Lash now has been transferred to Raleigh’s Central Prison, where he is undergoing processing. Langan says that Lash will spend time alone while officials make sure he is not suicidal before placing him in the regular prison environment.

YOU KNOW, WHEN THIS MAN WAS ARRESTED ALL OF THESE PEOPLE SAID, OH, HE'S NOT GUILTY. HE'S THE PRESIDENT OF THE STOKES COUNTY NAACP. HE COULD NEVER HAVE DONE THIS. WELL PEOPLE IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT GROUP YOU ARE THE PRESIDENT OF, YOU STILL HAVE TO OBEY THE LAW AND THIS MAN ADMITTED TO DOING IT BECAUSE HE PLED GUILTY. HE HAS BEEN A SEXUAL PREDATOR FOR YEARS. I FEEL SORRY FOR THE FAMILY MEMBERS HE TOOK ADVANTAGE OF. INCEST!!!!!!!!!  DISGUSTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!                                                    

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A SOLDIER'S PRAYER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

GUIDE AND PROTECT THIS SOLDIER OH LORD.
AS THROUGH HARD TIMES OF WAR WE TRAVEL.
GIVE US STRENGTH FOR THE BATTLE,
HOPE FOR THE FUTURE AND
COURAGE TO FACE THE UNKNOWN.
KEEP THIS SOLDIER SAFE FROM HARM
AS WE PRAY FOR PEACE.

THIS IS FOR OUR FRIEND EARL AS HE GOES OFF ON ANOTHER TOUR OF DUTY.

WHATEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Image by Creativity+ Timothy K Hamilton via Flickr

You know I was asked where does my negativity come from. I am not negative, "I am realistic." I answered. If I am negative then other people are living in a fantasy world. I have learned that the world we live in is basically negative. What do you see on the news? People being killed, kids being molested, raped and killed, drugs, war, constitutional rights being neglected, people stealing from each other, no jobs, homeless people. Where  are the good news stories? The stories that we love to hear about babies being born, people doing good things for others, etc. I work in a negative place. I work in a jail and the people who come there to visit or stay are not the most positive people in the world. They did something negative to get locked up. Where are the good people at? Where are they hiding? In your life you will find few people who are truly good people.
Truly positive things cannot be placed on tv or talked about in public because you will offend someone and then they will call the ACLU. Lord, don't talk about God in any manner because the ACLU will say you offended someone's constitutional right and they will sue you. You can't brag on your kids because someone will say you are acting like your kids are better then their kids.
Here's what I will say to anyone who says I am negative.  WHATEVER!!!!!!!
I am one of the most positive people out there. I talk to people I definitely don't want to talk to. I encourage people and tell people who are doing a good job that they are doing these things. I help others in need. So next time anyone wants to call me a negative person then they need to understand that I AM A REALIST! If you don't like it then TOUGH!!!!!!

OH YEAH!!!!!! HAVE A NICE DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




 

'Happy Days' beloved dad Tom Bosley dead at 83

FILE - In this undated film publicity image released by CBS Films, Tom Bosley is shown in a scene from, ''The Back-Up Plan.'' Bosley, the patient, understanding father on television's long-running ''Happy Days,'' has died. Bosley died of heart failure early Tuesday, Oct 19, 2010 at a hospital near his Palm Springs home. He was 83. (AP Photo/CBS Films, Peter Iovino, File) NO SALES

LOS ANGELES — Whether he played a small-town sheriff, a murder-solving priest or the father of 50s teens that made him famous, Tom Bosley was a warm and comforting presence on American TV sets for decades.
Bosley, best known as the often flustered but always fatherly Howard Cunningham on "Happy Days," died Tuesday in Palm Springs. He was 83.
Bosley earned a place as one of the most memorable dads in TV history as the hardware store owner, father to Richie and Joanie Cunningham and landlord to Arthur "Fonzi" Fonzarelli on the long-running sitcom.
Bosley died suffering heart failure at a hospital, his agent Sheryl Abrams said. He was also had lung cancer.
His death brought fond remembrances of the nostalgic ABC show, which ran from 1974 to 1984. On Saturday, TV viewers lost another surrogate parent, Barbara Billingsley, who portrayed June Cleaver in "Leave It To Beaver."
Both shows showcased life in the 1950s _ before Vietnam, Watergate and other tumultuous events of the '60s and '70s.
"Kids were watching their parents grow up, and parents were watching themselves grow up. And that was the key to success of that show," Bosley said in a 2000 interview.
Bosley initially turned down the role.
"I changed my mind because of a scene between Howard Cunningham and Richie," he said in 1986. "The father-son situation was written so movingly, I fell in love with the project."
Viewers did too.