Jamestown Massacre, March 22, 1622 The other day, while surfing the internet, I found this image. It depicts Indians of the Powhatan Confederacy brutally attacking poor innocent English settlers in Jamestown, Virginia. But they aren’t just slaughtering men (people their own size), they are also stabbing, slicing, and dicing defenseless women and babies—The Savage Beasts!... Continue Reading →
“Did you write these letters on the wall with your red crayon?” “No!!!” “Who did it, then?” “My little sister.” This conversation between my mother and me took place when I was three or four years old. My little sisters had not yet been born, and there were no other children in the house. I... Continue Reading →
“You’re my father! You’re supposed to be on my side!”“There are as many sides as there are people, sweetheart.” My father did have very definite beliefs and opinions of his own. However, as a defense attorney, he had learned that if he didn’t know all the facts of the case, one of those facts could... Continue Reading →
Control Savvy 