Sharing ... a little family history on ESP ... your Dad had the gift of ESP and I have the gift of ESP ... we were working on the "Zig Murder Case" and your Dad called me ... he was all excited ... he was driving from your house in Houston over to the coast ... drove that way all the time ... never saw this before ... he saw a big HAWK sitting on a fence post along the side of the road ... the murderer in the Zig Case ... his nickname was HAWK.  Seeing the HAWK was very significant to your Dad ... God put the HAWK there as a sign that HAWK committed the murder.   Some people would write this off as just a coincidence ... your Dad did not think it was a coincidence ... I did not think it was a coincidence.   God works in mysterious ways.   Bob FOUR  FAMOUS  QUOTES: Albert Einstein wrote, "The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift." Clarence Hall wrote, “The problem is not that we have exhausted our frontiers. The problem is that we fail to recognize them! And as our vision shortens, our pessimism deepens.”   Dr. Charles Stanley, In Touch Ministries always says, “Listen.” Rev. Billy Graham said, “God is always talking to us.  All we have to do is learn to listen.” “The great Christian Psychic Edgar Cayce who died in [...]

Sent: Monday, July 8, 2024 at 09:01:48 AM PDT Subject: The fall of San Francisco Long read, but it summarizes the fall of the great city of San Francisco. While it is obviously written by a conservative the summary is actually an accurate description of the results of poor governance. San Francisco: America’s homegrown anarchic totalitarianism Posted on December 30, 2009 by Bookworm A quick, and personal, history of San Francisco’s decline from the 1960s to the present I was born and grew up in San Francisco. My very earliest memories of the City just predate the advent of the hippies. At that time, the City was a solid amalgam of working class people, middle class people, and a nice handful of the very, very rich. Barring the inevitable slums (and all cities have them), San Francisco was a well-maintained, fairly safe place. Trips downtown (usually triggered by a visit to the doctor in the medical building at 450 Sutter) always ended with a visit to the beautiful City of Paris department store to admire the rotunda (which you can still see in the new Nieman Marcus on the same site), a stop at the marble bathrooms in I. Magnin’s (where Macy’s stands now), and treats at Blum’s Restaurant. Women and men still wore hats in public places, and the women usually wore gloves too. The sidewalks were clean, and there were no beggars. I remember, too, when the hippies came along. Initially, at least from a child’s point of [...]

For your knowledge and interest about Biden’s VP. Here is a timely editorial that exposes the hidden background of Kamala Harris from the Combat Veterans for Congress Political Action Committee that is posted herewith permission of the author.