Yum, the nuclear water taste so good! Scottsboro water intake 5 miles.
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Bullish Cross Has Moved!13 years ago
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Early 20th Century Scottsboro
Scottsboro's first automobiles.
Symbols of our Nation
Freedom is never free.
Field of Honor
Old Martin House, Bellefonte
Scottsboro Boys Trial April 1931
Word Motor Company (c)1948
Scottsboro Early 1960s
S.P.D. Bug on the Square, C.1968
First Monday Scottsboro 1915
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About Me
- Garry
- ****************************I'm GARRY MORGAN, a Christian, U.S. Army (AMEDD) retired, Race Relations/Equal Opportunity Specialist (U.S.Army, Retired DOD-DRRI-DEOMI) a citizen of Scottsboro Alabama, a Baylor University grad-Go Bears, a political activist and a political Independent as I believe political parties divide the citizenry whom they are suppose to represent. We must learn the lessons of our history or we will surely repeat our mistakes. I think the greatest problem facing our nation is the massive national and personal debt.
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2 comments:
More scare tactics? I haven't heard of anyone drinking any radioactive water downstream of Watts Bar, Sequoyah or Browns Ferry. Try living without electricity for a week and you'll change your tune...
Perhaps you should read the water quality reports. You would realize they are drinking radioactive materials if they drink public water. Permissible levels of radioactive materials are a far cry from safe levels in drinking water.
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