When I began this column in December 2005, it was designed to expose the hypocrisy of our enemies. The purpose of the editorials were to give our enemies a taste of their own medicine. I wanted to see if our enemies could swallow seeing their past mistakes and indiscretions published for all to see. A few of them could, but the majority of them could not.

Evidence has been presented by the current administration and the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) to President Bush showing that our environment is being damaged by toxic waste dumping and emissions of pollutants into the atmosphere. Although President Bush is aware of the threats posed by pollution and greenhouse gases such as respiratory problems and super-cell storms, he continues to cut funds for clean-up of toxic waste sites.

Robert Frost is one of my favorite American poets. In comparison to other countries and governments, the United States has a relatively short history, but Robert Frost was able to capture the history of the people, and the beauty and simplicity of the country. He also knew something of the conflicts between the rich and the poor, the haves and the have-nots, that seem to be inherent in the very formation of this government, this country, and its people.

I was invited to speak on behalf of the Black farmers at the Selma, Ala commemoration of the 1965 Edmund Petis Bridge crossing. However, it seems that even though I was personally invited by the head organizer the week before, she developed more "hope" in an x-president, Bill (Savior) Clinton, his wife, Hillary (Second Coming) Clinton and the upstart Barack (African-American) Obama, than in the value of keeping the last remaining parcels of real wealth in America, land.