I'm so desparently trying to reach out to all people who will take the time to listen. Where is the justice when protecting one child harms another? As a mother my mind can not even comprehend the devastation of having harm done to my children. It is a terrible thing when our children are ubducted or sexually assaulted by a person, but not all people on our National Sex Offender Registry is dangerous or even a mere threat to our communities. Why then should they be labeled as so? The truth is only a small percent of offenders are truely dangerous. Most abusers of children are family members not strangers, so why are we worried about the guy down the street? This is what I believe.

Terms and Conditions of Use states that this site is:
(1) "a welcoming forum where we can share the truth..."
(2) "What is true for one person isn't necessarily true for another."

Considering the above statements, what then is the definition of truth? Is there not any absolute truth? If not, by what standard can we determine what is right and wrong?

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Jayne DeMente
818 760-0531, roadyin@aol.com
What: “The Goddess Journey” Art Opening
When: October 6-31, 2007
Opening Night: October 06, 7-10 p.m.
Where: Magdalene Cultural Arts Center
4822 Vineland Ave (at Lankershim)
North Hollywood, CA 91601
http://shaktimabrien.blogspot.com/
http://www.themagdalenecenter.com/
Admission: Free and open to the public

"The Goddess Journey" lifts the veil on a lost Feminine Spiritual Heritage.
Femininist Spiritual Art is alive at the Magdalene Cultural Arts Center in North Hollywood.

In the tradition of Judy Chicago ("Through the Flower", "The Dinner Party"), Frida Kahlo’s portraits of the soul, and last spring Exquisite Acts & Everyday Rebellions: 2007 CalArts Feminist Art Project, WACK! Art and the Femininist Revolution at Geffen Contemporary at MOCA and Southern California Women’s Caucus for Art’s Multiple Vantage Points at LAMAG (Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery), "The Goddess Journey", a series of 33 paintings, a legacy to women spiritual heritage, explores the Eternal Feminine.

I'm not sure if I'm going to stay - I just came to post a reply to another blog here, which, when talking about the Blessed Virgin Mary, and Joseph said "However, before they slept together..." My reply would simply be that to say "before they slept together" would imply that they DID sleep together which is contrary to the Doctrines of the Catholic Church. The blog just for the record is http://www.ourword.org/node/784

I've been encountering a lot of liberal lefty racism and religious fundamentalism disguised as political analysis online over the time I've spent blogging among a majority amerikkkan bloggers who claim to detest their government's foreign policy as related to the middle east. People spend a lot of time discussing and debating how best to oust the village idiot from his high paying job. They debate which upper class smiling figurehead should replace him. Should the figurehead of choice be an affluent light skinned heterosexual black man? Or should they go with an affluent and stoic heterosexual white woman who has seen the inside of the big house before and liked it so much she wanted to return but this time openly at the helm?

The International Museum of Women is excited to announce the launch of the Imagining Ourselves Motherhood Exhibit, running from March 8 through the end of June. www.imow.org

Join us for four months of film, photography, literature, and art - as young women from more than 30 countries explore the nuances of modern motherhood. A part of the Museum’s highly successful Imagining Ourselves project, the exhibit will include contributions from Her Majesty Queen Rania Al-Abdullah of Jordan, journalist Mariane Pearl, authors Rebecca Walker and Karenna Gore-Schiff, activist Hafsat Abiola, comedienne Jenny McCarthy, actress Julie Delpy, and singer/songwriter Toni Braxton.