Tag Archives: Leon Bonnat

trying to find their way home

Posted on December 23, 2012 by Dave

Its hard to define exactly why the television series Homeland gives rise to such completely opposite sentiments, other than at its base, there is a deep seated and ingrained Christian bias against the Semite in general, and its complementary identity … Continue reading →

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don’t blame the messenger

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Dave

Angels go back to the dawn of time, whether in physical or metaphorical form, they seem to have run the gamut from the truly celestial to the falling, the redeemable and the incomprehensible. Messengers on a divine route or a … Continue reading →