Category Archives: Civil Rights Movement

THE MARCH GOES ON.

Posted on December 6, 2014 by THE HORTON JOURNAL A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE

ONE AFTER ANOTHER THE EVENTS OF THE DAY GROW MORE AND MORE INTO MAJOR NEWS EVENTS. One after another it seems the events of the day just grow bigger and bigger and it seems become something they are not. Consider … Continue reading →

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U.S. SPECIAL OPS SAY THAT ISIS IS AN INCREDIBLE FIGHTING FORCE.

Posted on August 26, 2014 by THE HORTON JOURNAL A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE

US Special OPS forces monitoring the ISIS military like structure, is saying today that ISIS is an incredible fighting force, that is not going to just go away. They are here to stay, and it is going to take serious … Continue reading →

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FERGUSON UNREST FUELED BY OUTSIDERS LOOKING FOR POLITICAL GAIN.

Posted on August 19, 2014 by THE HORTON JOURNAL A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE

Ferguson, Mo – IN THE DAYS SINCE AN UNARMED TEEN WAS SHOT AND KILLED IN FERGUSON, MO, UNREST AND OVERNIGHT LOOTING HAVE RAISED QUESTIONS ON THE HANDLING OF SUCH SITUATIONS AND WHETHER EVEN AFTER SO MUCH EXPERIENCE IN THE CIVIL … Continue reading →

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MEDIA MANUFACURES A CRISIS.

Posted on July 15, 2013 by THE HORTON JOURNAL A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE

The ideals behind the Media, and a Free Press, is that the Media is not supposed to manufacture the news. They are supposed to stand back and report on the news of the day. They are not supposed to harp … Continue reading →

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IN THE MATTER OF TRAVIS MARTIN.

Posted on July 10, 2013 by THE HORTON JOURNAL A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE

The chain of events as I understand them:  Travis Martin 17, is walking through a gated community and is noticed by George Zimmerman, the areas Neighborhood Watch Captain. Zimmerman suspicious of Martin, begins to follow the teen on foot. Martin … Continue reading →

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THERE IS NOT REALLY NOT THAT MUCH NEW UNDER THE SUN….

Posted on June 8, 2013 by THE HORTON JOURNAL A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE

It seems that everyone is up in an up-roar over the FBI or Home-Land-Security listening in on millions of Cell Phone calls all across America.  Really, so what else is new?  This kind of thing has been going on since … Continue reading →

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REMEMBERING DR. KING.

Posted on April 4, 2013 by THE HORTON JOURNAL A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE

I was about 17 years old. It was April 4, 1968. I was a student at a private school for boys in Michigan. I remember it was early evening when one of the kids came running and informed us that … Continue reading →

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