3-9-13, At the St.Patrick’s Day parade in Scranton PA, I hit the streets yet again to try and take the temperature of the public at large. There is always somebody that raises an eyebrow in their rationalization of what’s happening in this Country and on this Planet as we speak and their thoughts about what should be done about it. This conversation definitely stuck out.
3-9-13, At the St.Patrick’s Day parade in Scranton PA, I hit the streets yet again to try and take the temperature of the public at large. There is always somebody that raises an eyebrow in their rationalization of what’s happening in this Country and on this Planet as we speak and their thoughts about what should be done about it. This conversation definitely stuck out.
3-9-2013, Scranton PA, I braved the environment putting myself in grave danger by walking amongst the brain dead that wonder the streets near The University of Scranton.
Can these two be the most misguided couple in the Country ? At the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Scranton PA, 3-9-2013, I walked around one of the biggest parades in the Country for this holiday to ask some questions. Unfortunately, this response has become some what expected in the “New America”.
It has been a year since I went to the St. Patricks Day Parade in Scranton to ask College students and others how many buildings fell in New York City on September the 11th, 2001. To see click here. After the lack of knowledge of the most important day in modern America was so boldly displayed, I thought I would give it another shot. Rather then here the critics talk about how they didn’t know the answer because it was “so long ago”, as if that justifies ignorance on such an important issue. I thought this year I would ask a more current question, something of National significance, and also being ignored by the media to see if they would do any better. Well, you be the judge..
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