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Kohr is a Township Trustee and active in local politics and has for the last 14 years volunteered time lecturing at local schools on Native American history and culture. Kohr is the webmaster of "International Brotherhood Days," http://www.brotherhooddays.com
(1 comments) SHARE Sunday, September 13, 2009 Time Marches On, But Not Always Forward
In 2009, on the 5th day of the 9th month, a group of Americans gathered at Bureau County's Soldiers and Sailor's Park in Princeton Illinois, a park dedicated to honor the service and sacrifice of all of America's service men and women. On that day, the grandson of Stanley and Madelyn Dunham, on this hallowed ground, was compared to Adolph Hitler, his name was mocked and his citizenship questioned
(1 comments) SHARE Wednesday, December 17, 2008 Illinois, The Land of Larceny
A look at Illinois' bipartisan history of corruption and political malfeasance.
(1 comments) SHARE Monday, March 17, 2008 Democratic Party Gleefully "Eating Itself Alive"
The Democratic Party has lost seven of the last ten presidential elections, and is choosing the low ground once again on the next battle field. With the most favorable political winds at their backs in 70 years, they are poised to once again to snatch defeat from the jaws of political victory.
(1 comments) SHARE Monday, October 9, 2006 THE LEGACY OF COLUMBUS
History elevates Christopher Columbus to that of a visionary hero. He has another legacy, that of rape, murder, torture, enslavement, genocide, and debauchery. The Tanio People remeber that forgotten legacy, so should we.
SHARE Tuesday, September 12, 2006 IT IS TIME FOR CHANGE
George W, Bush has finally accomplished his goal of being a "Uniter," uniting the nation in its opposition to his policy in the Great Iraqi Experiment. Sixty-three percent of Americans now find ourselves standing together as critics of the competence of the execution of the Bush administration's policy in Iraq. We also share common ground having been dismissed by Donald Rumsfeld as, "Nazi era appeasers."