G. Washington and kids

G. Washington and Hartinger kids Christmas a.d. 2006 in Roanoke

These children are especially fortunate because their PaPa, Randy, is a true Bible scholar who knows why the King James Version Bible is greatly blessed as a tool of GW - God's Will.

GW information items

Here is a sheet that relates to various information items available (or soon to be available) from
George Washington LIVES!

(Too small to read the text on the picture above? Just click on the image to enlarge it so it is easier to read. Thank you very much for your interest, and even more for your orders. Email me if interested at George@WashingtonLIVES.us.)

Fwd: Giving Back the Gift of Life, GW gives blood

(Photo by Bob Henderson)

"Florence Nightingale"
&
"General Washington"

At this Christmas time of gift giving, General Washington thanked fellow citizens for doing their "duty to God and their Country" by giving the gift of Life through the gift of blood.

GW gave each giver some wise advice:
"Now please learn from my example... give ONLY ONE time today !

Quite a few years ago I gave blood three times in one day, and it laid me low for quite some time.

So three times in six months is fine, but NOT three times in one day, OK?"

GW then said, General Light Horse Harry Lee, father of Robert E. Lee, said in a Eulogy of me (which may suggest what may occur if you give three times in one day), these words:
"First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen..."
...and this drive I was first in line so my blood can flow in the hearts of my countrymen, which is the same patriotic duty that you are doing, Thank You! God Bless You, and God Bless America!"


Begin forwarded message:

From: Bob Henderson
Date: December 18, 2006 2:54:20 PM EST
To: lutjen@usa.redcross.org, george@WashingtonLIVES.us,
jacksonjo@usa.redcross.org

Subject: Giving Back the Gift

Pairing up a historical representative of America (George)

with a representative of the Miss America organization

(Nathalie Fassie, Miss Roanoke Valley 2006)

to help promote Donorama.

Should you want to give credit, these photos were
taken by Bob Henderson.

Thanks for being such excellent hosts and making this
an enjoyable and worthwhile appearance for us.

-BH

Fwd: to American Red Cross... GW LIVES ...first in the hearts of his countrymen, no REALLY!

(Photo by Bob Henderson)

"Florence Nightingale"
&
"George Washington"
(or "The Spirit of George Washington LIVES!")

On this 18 December Anniversary of the Burial of George Washington, in part from giving to MUCH blood 207 years ago, GW Lives! gave his blood this Christmas Season so citizens and soldiers may live!

And "Florence Nightingale" portrayed by Miss Roanoke Valley 2006, Miss Nathalie Fassie, also gave that gift of Life.

How about you too?

When GW closed his eyes for a moment, and then opened them to see such a lovely lady as Miss Fassie as his nurse, and could hear nearby the beautiful harp music by the lovely and talented Miss Taylor Price, for a moment he thought he had an "Instant Replay" of 207 years ago going up to Heaven.

Don't worry, GW Lives! is still with us.


Begin forwarded message:

From:

LutjenR@usa.redcross.org>
Date: December 18, 2006 3:10:20 PM EST

To: George@WashingtonLIVES.us
Cc: jacksonjo@usa.redcross.org, aldridgema@usa.redcross.org, HutsonV@usa.redcross.org

Subject: RE: to American Red Cross... GW LIVES ...first in the hearts of his countrymen, no REALLY!

James,

It was so nice to see you again at Donorama and so gracious of you to offer to return on Tuesday to greet and thank donors. You certainly turned heads today and I am sure donors will be surprised and delighted to take a step back into history with you. I will forward photos shot today to local media as soon as Bob sends them.

Bob Lutjen
Division Director, PR & Communications

Colonial Division, Appalachian Region Blood Services

Please Share Life...Give Blood Call 1-800 GIVE LIFE!

-----Original Message-----
From: James Renwick Manship [mailto:George@WashingtonLIVES.us]
Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2006 12:11 AM
To: Lutjen, Robert

Subject: Fwd: to American Red Cross...

GW LIVES ...first in the hearts of his countrymen, no REALLY!

Dear Mr. Bob Lutjen,

I have your American Red Cross business card with your email from some time back when we met at your office on Church Street in Roanoke.

I have often seen your Red Cross Bloodmobile Bus behind your building on the edge of the church parking lot of First Baptist Church when I go to evening Sunday services there, and other times when going to the V.A. office in the Federal building across Franklin Street.

I now have a "Hometown Hero" shirt from your Red Cross Bloodmobile.

I am the fellow who portrays George Washington, the man "First in the Hearts of his Countrymen..."

Today after another visit to the V.A. office, I returned home by way of Towers Mall where I saw your Red Cross Bloodmobile Bus, and made the instant "Command Decision" to donate a pint of blood of "George Washington LIVES!" so others may live.

Below is a playful banter with a Washington "cousin" about that GW blood donation, and other GW related items, that may entertain you.

The fine folks of the Bloodmobile mentioned that you have a big event this Monday and Tuesday at the Roanoke Civic Center.

I have a performance for the Artistic Director of Young Audiences of Virginia who is coming to town this Monday, so it would be easy for me to ride my "carriage" down a few miles to add to your event.

I could greet folks and thank them for giving blood so others may live.

Not knowing the program, I know not what else I may do to better serve you.

While neither I, nor you, want to repeat the disagreeable effect of
giving too much blood drawn as occurred to "me" some 207 years ago
with another quantity of blood donated within days of the first, I
could still say I was First in Line... a few days before, so to be
First in the Hearts of His Countrymen.

...

Please email me, or call my home phone at 540-343-6717 or cell phone at 703-474-1504 so we may communicate further.

Merry Christmas!

In GW,

James Renwick Manship, Sr.

Aide to GW

And to honor GW and his bloodletting about this time of year 207 years ago, this afternoon I donated blood to the Red Cross at Towers Mall on the way back from the V.A.

Remember Lee, that Lee, General Lee, General "Light Horse Harry" Lee,

(as opposed to Light Head of hair me... good reason for my powdered wig)

said in his eulogy of me:

"First in War, First in Peace, and First in the Hearts of His Countrymen..."

So today, the blood of GW Lives! was put into the "flow" so to flow into the hearts of his Countrymen! (so others may live!)

Back in 2001 in Richmond where well known is that other General Lee,

son of "my" General Lee, I shared those words with a man

who had a device to reach out to an audience

to draw folks to the blood drive to have their blood drawn,

where that day I was first in line, saying...

"And today "George Washington" is first in the blood line so his blood can course through the hearts of his countrymen..."

The radio host said, "General Washington, have you ever considered a career in Radio?"

I replied, "What is Radio?"

GW Revolutionary Christmas Stories

We think of Christmas with festive celebration, family feasts, gift giving and buying, Santa Claus and the reindeer,...

...but dear to our hearts as Americans at Christmas should be the gift of Liberty that our forefathers bought for us with their blood and their lives, purchased with suffering from from cold and starvation, and acquired for us through their priceless persistence.

President Reagan said in a.d. 1982, the most sublime picture in American history is of George Washington on his knees in the snow humbly in prayer.

Maybe as a nation we would be wise to spend less time in shopping lines and more time on our knees in prayer ...

Cracker Jack of a GW idea, from a Cracker Jack of a Naval Officer!

Cracker Jack of a GW idea, and ideas, from a Cracker Jack fellow and Naval Officer, Captain Kevin Wensing, now retired, but renewed and working hard for our country, our One Nation Under God.



































Young GW


















GW in a cross format, or in fours - format...



























A diamond from the rough?







This thoughtful note and Cracker Jack prize was mailed 30 October a.d. 2006 from Captain Wensing in the suburban Washington DC area, to "Manship" where the stamp shows a ship manned by God fearing men whose purpose in part as described in the Virginia Charter of 10 April a.d. 1606 was the "propagation of the Christian religion to the inhabitants thereof..." that crossed the Atlantic beginning in December a.d. 1606, and arrived at Cape Henry in late April a.d. 1607, and after scouting around the various rivers that pour into the Chesapeake Bay at Hampton Roads, found a good site a bit up the James River, where they settled, to form Jamestowne.

At Jamestowne, America's first representative assembly was convened in a.d. 1611. At that first assembly was an elected servant representing the settlers at Flowerdew Hundred up the James River, named John Jefferson. Hmm, that family name sounds familiar! (Read on below on the Son-day, 22 October a.d. 2006 entry to see that name reappear nearly 200 years later.)

Secret to Yorktown Revolutionary Victory...

This video gives a hint to the secret of America's Revolutionary Victory at Yorktown

After a bit of Washington Society video clips with "GW" with kinfolk, there is a battlefield scene where George Washington reveals his secret to success in war, and life!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6953375325149624303&hl=en

Also you might like to look at a previous post to this GW weblog that tells who the "secret" true story about the man on the white horse at the British Surrender at Yorktown that few Americans know, and the story the National Park Service also did not tell correctly during this 225th Anniversary Celebration.

http://spiritofwashington.blogspot.com/2006/03/washington-and-lincoln.html

Yorktown Victory Fireworks - almost like the sparkle of her eyes

The fireworks at the Yorktown Victory (in Jesus) Celebration were sparkling and magnificent...

But so were the sparkling excitement in the eyes of the many thousands of Americans and French who attended.

One lovely lady whose eyes were sparkling watched the fireworks from near the Customs House of the Daughters of the American Revolution, was Amy Nichole of Utah, via New York City where she has studied at the Fashion Institute to create Custom
prepared "Revolutionary" clothes. [For your next set of elegant apparel, see her website: AmyNichole.com].

Oh, by the way, in a.d. 1763, age 31 - before a man "shrinks" from advanced age, George Washington wrote his tailor in London, Charles Lawrence, saying: "Prepare me a suit of clothes for a man of my height - to wit, six feet high..." (so GW debunks the myth of most historians that George Washington was 6 feet 2 inches to 6 feet 3.5 inches tall.)

The lesson to be learned is that physical height is not the measure of a man, tiny Jamey Madison, like Washington, was a "Giant" of a man, two men primarily responsible for the Miracle in Philadelphia, the Political Revolution that George Washington led after the Military Revolution was won at Yorktown.

Become a "Giant of a Man", learn so to defend and protect "this Constitution".

Be "Revolutionary", build up on the past for a better future.

Cornwallis and "Washington" meet again at Yorktown for 225th

At Yorktown, Virginia on 19 October a.d. 2006, Lord Cornwallis met "General George Washington LIVES!" on Main Street at the Thomas Nelson House.

Click here to see a short video relating the meeting of "General Cornwallis" and "General Washington" at Cayce, South Carolina Historical Museum for the Battle of Fort Granby on 24 June a.d. 2006.

http://www.WashingtonLIVES.us/2006/06/gw-accepts-sword-of-cornwallis-in.html

Click here to go to the post about the Cayce event with the distinguished actor Howard Burnham doing a splendid job portraying General Cornwallis.

Fwd: Congressional Medal of Honor to Paul Tobin, lessons for today's Navy from History // Navy Birthday Present??

Begin forwarded message:

From: James Renwick Manship <George@WashingtonLIVES.us>

Date: October 11, 2006 11:22:47 AM EDT

To: "Tobin, Paul E RADM USN((Ret)) Naval Historical Center, Director" <paul.tobin@navy.mil>

Subject: Re: Congressional Medal of Honor to Paul Tobin, lessons for today's Navy from History // Navy Birthday Present??

Dear Admiral Tobin,

Thank you for your reply.

I am glad to see we are in agreement, to a substantial degree.

My position is that as officers commissioned by Congress, we are leaders of the Navy, not followers of whim or whimsy, and as leaders we have a duty to do what is right, not that which is popular, however popular the current Navy Jack flag may be, it is flying due to historical lack of awareness of the truth.

So the logical corollary is that how ever popular the Fake Snake Navy Jack Flag may be, it is our duty to remove it if it is false, which is amply demonstrated it is "fake" by historical research by men such as Fowler in 1976, Clark in 1960, and RADM Preble in 1880.

I would with pleasure join with you and Ambassador Middendorf to write a letter to the Secretary of the Navy asking for a return to the Union Jack.

I would prefer to compose the letter to suggest to Secretary Winter to pose the option of selecting the Tree of Liberty Navy Flag, or return to the Union Jack.

Might we agree to compose this letter right away, before this years Navy Birthday, so to be a birthday gift of Truth to our beloved best Navy in the world?

For America's future (building up on our past),

James Renwick Manship, Sr.

Director, FirstNavyFlag.US

LCDR, USNR

On Oct 11, 2006, at 10:34 AM, Tobin, Paul E RADM USN((Ret)) Naval Historical Center, Director wrote:

James, Good research on your part. Alas, he is no relation but must

surely be the most famous Navy Paul Tobin.

As I've always said, your research on the Flag is accurate. My view is

that the Navy likes the current flag and would not entertain a move to

change it at this time. I'd eventually like to see us go back to the

Union Jack.

Best, Paul Tobin

-----Original Message-----

From: James Renwick Manship [mailto:George@WashingtonLIVES.us]

Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2006 8:07

To: Tobin, Paul E RADM USN(Ret) Naval Historical Center, Director

Subject: Congressional Medal of Honor to Paul Tobin, lessons for today's

Navy from History

Dear Admiral Tobin,

The attached Navy letter with imbedded images of the 1872 Congressional

Medal of Honor to Paul Tobin, and a description of a book by your

predecessor, RADM Preble.

I will be interested to see your response.

V/R, James Renwick Manship, (once upon a time, seemingly long, long ago,

LCDR, USNR -- keep smiling!)

Hometown Paper for Washington and Lee shows GW

Well night a month after the Labor Day visit to campus, the aide to GW returned to Washington and Lee University, named for the two rebel Generals related by a marriage of a great granddaughter, on Monday, 2 October a.d. 2006 after a visit to Washington, DC to meet President George W. (and hear a few words from him, "You don't look like you know how to operate that thing." as I tried to shoot him with a digital, spy sized camera owned by an Air Force Flight Nurse)...

...and Washington, VA to see where George W. surveyed the town in a.d. 1749, and to visit the great and good folks the Longyears at their Fairlea Farms Bed and Breakfast, ...

... this visit to Washington and Lee was after the Labor Day visit of "GW" to the lovely Lee Chapel on the beautiful campus of Washington and Lee University which was when and where GW had the privilege of making the acquaintance of Mrs. Margaret Samdahl in the Book Store and Gift Shop of the Lee Chapel,...

...and the pleasure of introducing her to the local author, Frank Grizzard, Jr., who by Divine Providence he and GW were brought together while standing outside the Chapel, so to ask her to carry Mr. Grizzard's book on Washington's Prayers in her book store, "The Ways of Providence: Religion and George Washington". She now has the book for sale in her nice book shop.

(See an entry below for a lengthy book review of his book on GW's prayers, but a friend at church, Dean Stone, summed it up well, "Tell people to read the Appendix essay by Rev. Burk FIRST, next read Grizzard's opinions, and finish by reading Washington's prayers that are in the middle. Then decide for yourself whether Burk or Grizzard is right, whether the Prayers are in the penmanship of Washington." Pretty fine advice (even if a bit elaborated by the aide to GW), thank you Dean, I will do, and have now done, as you advise, with such wise advice, maybe you ought to be a Dean at Washington and Lee or other university. By the way, might Dean also advise that you go to college for knowledge, and as GW did, go to God in prayer for wisdom?)

(And you might want to take a day trip to go by the Washington and Lee campus, the Lee Chapel, and her book store to meet the fine lady Mrs. Samdahl and buy Mr. Grizzard's controversial but beneficial book, or call her at 540.458.8095 to purchase over the phone.)

Anyway, the very helpful Mrs. Samdahl mentioned that the local paper had a photo of GW in an issue on the Labor Day Parade, so as the loyal aide to GW, I went by to buy one.

While the photo in the Roanoke Times and the Washington Post showed GW with George Allen, Senator and former Governor of Virginia, this scan of the newspaper page shows GW with Governor Tim Kaine, former Mayor of Richmond, where there is a statue of Richmond inside the capitol by Houdon, and outside the capitol, on a horse high atop a monument column. Look for the video of the GW presentation at the Library of Virginia on George Washington's Birthday, and that has a portion showing the "equestrian statue" of Washington.

And in the photo above, General Washington is speaking with a One Star and a Four Star General, but in a.d. 1976, Congress passed a law that makes Washington now a Six Star General, so GW outranks both Generals, COMBINED! (smiles).

Good thing the photographer Jonathan McBride knows how to operate HIS camera so you can see the photograph above of three generals greeting one another at the Labor Day Parade.

General Washington Info

General Washington Info

My new blog and web domain name.

President George W. with Major Hemby speaks to Aide of GW...

After a speech by President George W. to the Reserve Officers' Association on Friday, 29 September anno domini 2006, the aide to the first "President George W." was asked by the Air Force Flight Nurse Major Hemby to take her little digital camera, akin to a "spy camera" and snap a shot of her shaking hands with the President.

The aide to "President George W." framed the shot, pressed the shutter button, yet the shutter did not click.

At this defining moment in an amateur (very amateur) photographer's life, the equipment did not seem to be working correctly.

The aide to the first "President George W." showed a worried look on his face, when President George W. said, "You don't look like you know how to operate that thing."

The only answer that could be made, is "You're right."

Then the shutter snapped, and the shot was made.

Notice however that the focus of the photo, the handshake is not shown, but at least two folk are having a good laugh at the photographer.

However, in this crop of the shot, you see that the Secret Service agent behind the President has a much different expression, like "Boy oh boy, some folks can't even push a button correctly..."

Now you see why General George W. has many aides, some who can handle words, and others, pictures.

CLICK the title of this post to go to a previous post where there is shown a "Bumper Snicker" about who one should vote for...

New .Mac (dotMac) website with Photos

Always trying to learn new ways to use this www. tool to convey www. Washington Wise Words.

Another George Washington in Utah

Doing a Google Video search, I found this of a George Washington spirit speaking at a Constitution Celebration in Utah.

He makes some good points as he speaks at the Constitution Celebration
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George Washington

George 4 George... and 3 Bs Too!

George 4 George, and 4 Bob, too!

George Washington LIVES! and as General returns to lead the "Army of George" for George Allen to Wage the War for Victory in Virginia and a bright future for America!

View the video of the Labor Day Parade in Buena Vista, by the link below...
[video by Joel Hendry, age 14]

See here George, Bob, George!

A George "sandwich", or is it a
Bob "sandwich", with a George as the bread on either side...


Either way, please send some of your "bread" in the form of a Platoon, a Company, or a Battalion of "Georges", GW Dollars, to feed the campaigns of George, Bob, and George...

"Bread for George"

"Bread for Bob"

"Bread for George W."

Please Join the " Army of George" - or "Man the Ship" of GW's Navy, the Navy whose Founder, or Founding Father is General George Washington on 2 September a.d. 1775 and where a replica (with errors) of the First Navy Flag Liberty Tree "Appeal To Heaven" Flag is briefly seen at the beginning of this video!

View the video...

click the above, or copy the below into your internet browser...

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3914225036454816106&hl=en

And see some clips from The Roanoke Times coverage...

George Washington LIVES!: George Washington at George Washington Statue at South Carolina Capitol, then at Cayce Historical Museum Grand Event

The Spirit of George Washington
kneels to pray with this lovely little girl named Christian as her good and grand grandmother Martha watched and someone else painted with light a few images of the scene unfolding before her...

...after Martha received a copy of this "light painting", she sent it to "General George Washington" attached to a lovely card with an even more lovely inscribed sentiment...

Thank you Christian & Martha, "GW"

The meeting of these folks occured at the Cayce, SC Historical Museum on 24 June a.d. 2006.

General Washington Revolutionaries in Alabama...Polishing up to give the boot to federal judges?

Some of the Revolutionary Recruits stand with "General Washington" while images of the Prayer Warrior General back them and lift them up...


Books on table from:
www.HisImageMinistries.org,
www.ProvidenceFoundation.com,
www.Patriotic-Education.org,
and James Madison's Montpelier Center for the Constitution,



Chief Justice Roy Moore was the primary "Special Speaker". Moore was elected by the power of the people, and wrongly removed by judicial fiat, that is to say by "bad behavior" that should rightly have resulted in a federal judge being subject to a Bill of Impeachment by an elected servant of the people, a Congressman.


Over six years since these two leaders of America met in his county judge's courtroom and chambers to see his hand carved Ten Commandments in the county courtroom, before he was elected by the people to serve them, not the high muckety-mucks, and together to Pray for America, before Judge Moore apologized for having to leave to attend his son's baseball game. The "father of His country" full well understands the joys and duties of being a "Super Dad".

Chris Christian, of Auburn, Alabama, President of CHEF, adds a smile between the smiles of Roy Moore shaking hands with "General George Washington".







Since the founding of our American Republic there have been 17 successful Impeachments, 2 successful Presidential Impeachments against Andrew Johnson and William Clinton.

Neither Impeached President was convicted in the Senate Trial.

When the word "Impeachment" is used, most Americans think of Clinton, or Johnson, and say
"Why Bother? Impeachment never works!".

Impeachment by the House of Representatives is like an Indictment by a Grand Jury. Many "ordinary citizens" are Indicted, but then not Convicted; indeed some are not even Prosecuted after the Indictment.

Some United States Congressman, especially one from Alabama, should have done this DUTY under this Constitution for the United States of America by filing a Bill of Impeachment against U.S. District Judge Myron Thompson for "Bad Behavior".

"The standard of good behavior for the continuance in office of
the judicial magistracy is certainly one of the most valuable of
the modern improvements in the practice of government."

-- Alexander Hamilton (Federalist No. 78, 1788)

"...judges should be withdrawn from the bench
whose erroneous biases are leading to dissolution.
It may, indeed, injure them in fame or fortune;
but it saves the Republic..."

-- Thomas Jefferson

“On every unauthoritative exercise of power by the legislature
must the people rise in rebellion
or their silence be construed into a surrender of that power to them?
If so, how many rebellions should we have had already?”

—Thomas Jefferson

The same could be said, or should be, about the failure of the Representative to exercise the power of Impeachment to maintain the balance of powers between the respective branches of government. Most lawyers will squeal "Separation of Powers" as a way to ensure 'supremacy' of the Judiciary branch from which they derive their income and their power over other citizen's lives.

"The name of American, which belongs to you, in your national capacity, must always exalt the just pride of Patriotism.... It should be the highest ambition of every American to extend his views beyond himself, and to bear in mind that his conduct will not only affect himself, his country, and his immediate posterity; but that its influence may be co-extensive with the world, and stamp political happiness or misery on ages yet unborn." --George Washington

The bad behavior of federal judges is stamping political misery on the current Age in America, and on ages yet unborn, and due to the less than supreme Court of the United States, American's who will never be born because the "High Court" has given permission for mothers with doctors to kill unborn Americans in the womb.

This Constitution does not say the crime of Bad Behavior against We the People has been committed, it merely says there is sufficient merit to the allegations that a trial should be heard, so for a Public Servant the Impeachment sets the Trial in motion, the same as an Indictment does for the average American.

And in an Impeachment, according to this Constitution, the trial is held in the United States Senate, which serves at the Jury of Peers, other Public Servants, for the Public Servant Judge whose Bad Behavior, including his Biases against Faith matters, invited, no rightly REQUIRED, the Impeachment, that is if the requirement to do one's duty as stipulated in this Constitution is still operative in the U.S. Congress.

Eleven of the 17 impeachments have been against federal judges. Seven of the 11, or 63 per cent have been successful in conviction and removing the judge for his bad behavior. Another judge resigned rather than face a trial in the Senate, or 72 per cent success rate in Federal Judge Impeachments. More are needed! Maybe even "way more"!

NOTE 1: Chief Justice Moore was NOT impeached, or convicted. Contrary to law, his rights, and the rights of the people who elected him were violated by non-accountable government operatives, including federal judges who exhibited bad behavior against the people who freely elected Roy Moore as their Chief Justice.

It was a travesty. It is a tragedy, a tragedy for the State of Alabama, and for the United States of America. It was a blatant exercise of Political Correctness, that is Political Corruptness, run amok, a power grab by federal judges, the definition of bad behavior.

Yet so many of We The People have been "brain-washed" believe that if a bad behaving judge says a law is un-Constitutional then without thinking or questioning, too many act like lemmings and accept his flawed decision. Thomas Jefferson warned against such thinking.

NOTE 2: A Chief Justice of the New York supreme Court was Impeached by a 22 year old principled, freshman legislator named Theodore Roosevelt, in anno domini 1880. That established Roosevelt as the principal leader of the Republican Party in New York.

Nine years before as a 13 year old boy, "Teddy" saw the Presbyterian Pastor Charles Parkhurst rally first the Press, and then the People to vote in new legislative and executive branch servants in the city government, who then Impeached many corrupt city judges, who were convicted, and properly, many of the corrupt judges were also jailed. Equal Justice for All!!

Contrary to what is taught in taxpayer funded government schools, federal judges are NOT, repeat NOT, appointed for LIFE. This Constitution for the United States of America Article III, Section 1, sentence 2 reads: "The Judges, both of the supreme and and inferior Courts, shall hold their Offices during good Behaviour, ..."

The action of the federal judge against Roy Moore, both when he served the people as a county judge, and after he was elected Chief Justice of the supreme Court of Alabama was "Bad Behavior" that properly warranted a "Bill of Impeachment" to be filed against the federal judge, that the House would determine if the errant (bad behavior) federal judge's behavior was bad enough for an impeachment trial. Constitution, Article I, Section 2, last sentence: "The House of Representatives shall chuse their Speaker and other Officers; and shall have the sole Power of Impeachment."

Then in the Senate, would act as the "Jury", to decide on conviction of the judge, and removal from the bench. The description their responsibilities in Impeachment are described in this Constitution Article I, Section 3, last two paragraphs:

"The Senate shall have the sole Power to try all Impeachments. When sitting for that Purpose, they shall be on Oath or Affirmation. When the President of the United States is tried, the Chief Justice shall preside: And now Person shall be convicted without the Concurrence of two thirds of the Members present."

"Judgment in Cases of Impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from Office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any Office of honor, Trust or Profit under the United States: but the Party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to indictment, Trial, Judgment and Punishment, according to Law."

The most recent federal successful impeachment and conviction was of Nixon. That is to say, Judge Walter Nixon, in anno domini 1989. Two other judges were convicted in that time frame at the end of the Reagan second term, another great legacy of his Presidency. One was Alcee Hastings who ran for and was elected to Congress, and the liberal House member Andy Jacobs of Indiana recently bragged on C-SPAN about how he was proud of seating Hastings after the election, despite that seating Alcee Hastings was a violation of this clause of this Constitution.

Moore and "General Washington" met again after his talk for the first time since 7 March anno domini 2000, on the Millennium Year CROSSings: All Across America, Journey with Jesus, by George! Prayer Pilgrimage when the General traveled from the State Capital in Montgomery to Gadsden, Alabama to meet then Etowah County Judge Roy Moore, see his hand-carved Ten Commandments in his courtroom, then talk with, and pray with Judge Moore in his judge's chambers, before riding off to Tupelo, Mississippi to visit the American Family Association as the "father of His country', and onto the capital of Jackson, Mississippi, a later capital after the first capital of Mississippi that was named Washington...
















"Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their countrymen..."

While Chief Justice Roy Moore and "General Washington" did not meet in Washington on 7 October a.d. 2003, GW did come out to support the Principled Patriot before the less than supreme Court.

[Oh, by the way, look how careful we Founding Fathers were, notice that the word "supreme" in "supreme Court..." in "this Constitution for the United States of America" is written in lower case, whereas in the Declaration of Independence where "Supreme Judge of the world" ("Supreme Judge" is to mean God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit, Three in One), is written in Upper case, the latter indicates the God is the Supreme Judge over all, including over the supreme Court of the United States of America.]

On Jul 10, 2006, at 12:12 AM, Kyoko Sears wrote:

Honorable General Washington:

Thank you very much for coming to Alabama to inspire homeschooing families.
I hope your speech in the afternoon was even more inspired by a well polished pair of boots.

We are very sorry that the photo we took is a bit blurry,
but you are welcome and use it any way you wish.

May God bless your ministry and we hope to see you again.

Tim and Kyoko Sears
Huntsville, AL

While Nancy, and not Nancy Reagan, sang "these boots are made for walking, and that's just what they'll do..." they do need to have a true professional return them to their former glory and shine...

And while the General is "Down to Alabama" it appears if you look closely beside the boot there is not " a Banjo on my knee..." but rather a sword...

I have heard of country musical saws, but not musical swords... though a young, a less prudent Washington, in a battle in the French and Indian War, once wrote there is something lovely in the sound of a bullet whizzing by... (To understand GW's true meaning, consider the alternative, would prefer the sound of the bullet hitting you?) ...so might there be music to the sound of a sword swishing by your ear? (Remember the swoosh, swoosh of the Wilkinson Sword razor blades commercials during baseball games back in the last millennium...?)

The professional shoe shiner seen here, in the tradition of the valuable aide to General Washington, Billy Lee, is Mr. Thigpen, whose father was a Navy veteran, and proudly told of his son who is an Army Captain in Iraq.

The sign over Mr. Thigpen's shoulder, BJCC, is for the Birmingham - Jefferson Civic Center where you can go to meet him and get some polish in your life, adds spring to your step, and might even reflect the smile on your face!


Maybe "We, the People" need to polish up our boots, and give the boot to some federal judges!

A modern aide to General Washington, "Major" James Renwick Manship, Sr., served as a shoe shine boy at at George Washington Quarter per pair of shoes, from which earned income he was able to pay for 5 weeks of Boy Scout Camp in Covington, Georgia, that allowed him to quickly earn Boy Scout Merit Badges and earn Eagle Scout while still age 13, and the God and Country Award at age 14, back in the last century, yeah, even in the last Millennium when even in two years of a.d. 1988 and 1989, three federal judges got the "Boot"! Was that ever "Boot - iful"? America the Beautiful, indeed!

George Washington at George Washington Statue at South Carolina Capitol, then at Cayce Historical Museum Grand Event

The framed photos seen here are Mac screen shots of photographs by Miss Amanda Taylor of the Columbia Star newspaper.

A scan of part of the print version of her nice article is also provided, that is where Amanda quotes the Director of the Cayce Museum, Leo Redmond, about "Lord Cornwallis" and "George Washington", and then quotes "George Washington" on how he got into "this business" of being "the father of His country". That paper version of the Star was mailed to "George" by "Martha", Martha Chavis, that is.

The photos of the lovely little girl are by her proud as punch GrandMaMa, Martha Chavis.

You can see the online article by the lovely and talented Miss Amanda Taylor at:
http://www.thecolumbiastar.net/news/2006/0630/Front_Page/003.html

The Online videos are by the multi-talented "Colonel" Steve Isom of SCFilms.com (that is a picture of him to the side AND under George Washington in the second video image, below), some of his videos are at www.HistorySC.com, these specific ones are available at:

http://www.scfilms.com/GWCapital62306c1pvt.html




The "father of His country" gives a hug to a lovely child of God named Christian, whose father serves in the military in Alaska, and who were visiting grandparents in Cayce. The little lady is the pride of her parents and her grand-parents, with the grandmother named Martha... a favorite name of George as you may well know.

A favorite pastime of "Good Old George" is to do his GrandPaPa George Revolutionary Reader Read-Alongs with children like Luke and Christian. {Contact GrandPaPa George at George@WashingtonLIVES.us to have him come to your community or school to do a "Revolutionary Reading".}

[Click on the title above to link to SCfilms.com to view the streaming video, prepared by a new aide to General Washington, Colonel S. Isom, who like Dr. Franklin, is Dr. Isom, an inventor who "plays with electricity" as you will see when you view the videos... By the way, Colonel Isom is standing tall directly in front of the statue of George Washington, and between the "President" and the Congressman, Joe Wilson. And the "Lobster Back" Red Coat is the gentleman General Charles, Lord Cornwallis, whose "Aide" is Howard Burnham of Columbia. http://www.howardburnham.com/.]

Come Home to Cayce, Come Home to HistorySC.com...

























The Online videos are by the multi-talented "Colonel" Steve Isom of SCFilms.com (that is a picture of him to the side AND under George Washington in the second video image, below), some of his videos are at www.HistorySC.com, these specific ones are available at:

http://www.scfilms.com/GWCapital62306c1pvt.html


Again thanks to good ole' Southern Hospitality of the fine folks at Cayce Historical Museum, who served up "Carolina Champagne and Caviar" (Iced Tea and Boiled Peanuts)...

... and to the photographers and videographers: Amanda Taylor of The Columbia Star, Steve Isom of SCFilms.com, and Martha Chavis, of Grandmama's snapshots of Christian.

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