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I read an interesting article in the Times concerning prayer at the City of Gainesville council meetings. While the posers (yea, I said it) seem to want separation between church and state, they seem to be rather confused as to why. Several of them think that the separation of church and state is in our constitution; well, I reread the constitution and I just don’t see it.
At least they talked about it I read an interesting article in the Times concerning prayer at the City of Gainesville council meetings. While the posers (yea, I said it) seem to want separation between church and state, they seem to be rather confused as to why. Several of them think that the separation...
So Mr. Anonymous decided to pipe up again. And although it would seem that Mr. Akston is covering this heaping load off crap going on in Flowery Branch, I couldn’t help but add this little tid bit I received via email. It would seem that the methods of the Branch’s leadership is causing a...
Translucent at Best The Georgia open meetings act can be found at O.C.G.A. § 50-14-1 through 50-14-6. I start this way because I was caught a little off guard when I read that the City of Flowery Branch hired a new Finance Director. In looking back at the past several agendas, including the agenda...
Back to the Future O.k., let’s start by saying that not everything that I write gets published. Back during the Flowery Branch council race, I submitted a brilliant article called “House Divided” that talked about the camps that had been established in Sterling with the Mayor and Councilmember Richards both sporting Mary Jones and...
The following was submitted to the Truth via email. The Email address it came from seems to have been a free email account that was subsequently canceled after this was sent. But we here at The Truth LIKED IT. So I just decided to post it.
Secession! The hotline, hughakston@hallcountytruth.com, has a good one; reportedly, a group of Sterling on the Lake residents has met to talk about de-annexing from Flowery Branch. The tipster said that the group is asking what they are getting for their taxes and wondering why they need to be in the city.
Next up, South Carolina History in the Republican Party has been made as Mitt Romney has swept the Iowa Caucus (although by only 8 votes) and New Hampshire Primary. So why would I say that it is not over, because things are different.
Tail wagging the dog In the past weeks I have heard two stories that are eerily similar, but slightly different concerning the upcoming special elections in Flowery Branch. Both smack of conspiracy theories, but the similarity of the two stories from two different and unrelated sources makes me think that where there is smoke,...
Happy 2012, people. This is going to be a BIG year!!! What Constitution? Over the Christmas break I had a chance to meet with our friend, Hugh. We decided (more like he decided that I was sticking my nose in his kitchen) that I would shift my focus to the national political scene. With...
It’s my party and I will invite who I want While meeting with the Armadillo Hat Club over Christmas break, one of the members asked me to go look at a new online paper: The South Hall Gazette. It appears that most of the content is provided by John D’Aquino. A Google search shows...
(title provided by The Truth) Where’s Waldo The recall Lutz effort has failed. Now that it is over, the conspirators have scattered like roaches when the lights are turned on all because the piper needs to be paid. This was doomed to fail from the beginning. One of our loyal readers posted on the ...
Five down, now where do we go? We are down to two candidates left in the ring for the State House seat: Emory Dunahoo and Bobby Banks. The race turned out to be very interesting. Let’s take a look at the fallout:
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