Daily Archives: April 29, 2014

An Account of M Tehran, Iran As Told in 1980-1981 to John Matthew Rubens San Diego California Down South The Iranian Revolution of 1978: Islamic Fatherhood Questioned? Compilation Copyright ‘M’, John Rubens (July 07, 1980; 1981, online 2014 Titles by … Continue reading →

“It’s time to bring biblical teaching to our leaders in Washington, D.C., and ask for immigration reform this year,” said the Rev. Bryant Wright, the senior pastor of Johnson Ferry Baptist Church in Marietta, Ga.

The Iranian Revolution of 1978: Islamic Fatherhood Questioned? Compilation Copyright ‘M’, John Rubens (July 07, 1980; 1981, 2002, online 2014); Formerly titled, The Iranian Revolution: Iran’s Struggle with a New Father, Copyright M, as told to and edited by John … Continue reading →

The Iranian Revolution of 1978: Islamic Fatherhood Questioned? Compilation Copyright ‘M’, John Rubens (July 07, 1980; 1981, 2002, online 2014); Formerly titled, The Iranian Revolution: Iran’s Struggle with a New Father, Copyright M, as told to and edited by John … Continue reading →

I wish to thank Nancy and Ronnie for making the hostage and related situations in 1978-1980 go away…for several decades so far.

Family, the secret ingredient

Sometimes it’s what reporters and journalists don’t see, like Cheney and Iran. Cheney and Iran? Why is that news? That’s right. It’s not “news” because Cheney and Rumsfeld fixed the problem long ago. Barack Obama in the Phillipines. Why is … Continue reading →

Think positively ESPECIALLY in negative times and in positive times you’ll simply float. That’s what Dick Cheney is doing today…floating.

The secret to catching a falling knife is to place an order below the low (submerged) and buy to fly the birds into the trees and meadows.

The Iranian Revolution of 1978: Islamic Fatherhood Questioned? Compilation Copyright ‘M’, John Rubens (July 07, 1980; 1981, 2002, online 2014); Formerly titled, The Iranian Revolution: Iran’s Struggle with a New Father, Copyright M, as told to and edited by John … Continue reading →