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Truth & Consequence (6): Politricking FAILURES — Reopening!

I DON’T think there is a single voter who can say “WE the People haven’t been TRICKED by these Republicans” over the past two decades and that applies multiple times to the present Torres Administration. The funny part for me is they are still running the same old politricking plays that have kept …
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9/11 twenty years on

LIKE Pearl Harbor, the Kennedy assassination and the destruction of the space shuttle Challenger, the September 11 terrorist attacks are seared permanently in our collective minds.  Anyone over 30 years old can likely tell you exactly where they were and what they were doing on that fateful morning…
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Variations | That’s revolting! and other news from 1972

WHAT were they complaining about in the NMI 49 years ago? At the time, the NMI was still part of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands administered by the U.S., and Saipan was the seat of the TT government which was the main employer of local residents. As the Nathan Report noted in 1966, unde…
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OPINION | Common knowledge & common since!

IF there is one TRUE & Common Concern that WE all share, it is for the CNMI to become a Better Place to live with a much Better Economy. The only way WE the People can achieve this is with a BETTER Government.  Everyone with common knowledge and common sense have to KNOW that the Republicans ha…
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BC’s Tales of the Pacific | Sailors and boaters

CRUISING over the waves, course set for the shores of the earthy mound I call Grandpa’s Island, I am encouraged that so many others share my love of the sea.  I gave the island that name because it is where my grandfather took me when still a boy and made me both a man and a sailor.  Around its sho…
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Variations | Hope! and Change! in 1981

“Like the Republicans, I can make all sorts of promises….” — 1981 NMI Democratic Party gubernatorial candidate 1981 was a gubernatorial election year for the brand new U.S. Commonwealth of the NMI. The Republican Party nominee was a popular senator from Saipan. As for the Democrats, there were thre…
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