Brandon And His Grandma

Here you will see A picture of Brandon And his Grandma Brandon Was the type who loved his family and most of all he loved his grandma.

Brandons Family Enjoying The Summer

Here is A picture of Brandon's Family. As We said before Brandon was a family type of person. But the Government Has stolen that from him when he got sentenced to sixty years in prison.

Brandons Sister Graduates

Here you will See A picture of Brandon's Sister At Her Graduation From Texas A&M Brandon would have done the same if he had not got his life ruined by the government.

Brandons Sister

Here you will see A picture of Brandon's Sister Becky But because of the government throwing his life away he will now miss out on all of his families Lives.

Brandon In Prison

Here is a picture of Brandon in 2006 in a Texas state prison Where he was forced to graduate because of the government and the Laws they make But Keep in mind he graduated it might not of been at his high school but he did complete one of his dreams and that was to graduate from high school

Brandons Younger Days

Here is a picture of Brandon when He was younger

Brandon Being Brandon

Here is Brandon just hanging out in his room

Here Is A Picture of Brandon In 2006 At His Graduation In
Prison So That Is One Dream He did not let the Government
Take away from Him.

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Outraged Parents Seek to Put Obama on Sex Offender Watch List

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Tuesday, 08 September 2009 15:56
A terrible and menacing threat has cast a shadow over America's most vulnerable citizens. In light of President Obama's "stay in school" speech to K-12 students, thousands of parents have called 911 complaining that a "scary black man" had approached their children and talked to them as if he knew them. Worse still, this predator spoke to them in their own school, the one place where parents assume their offspring will be safe. As any parent will tell you, children are for plopping in front of the TV, not for talking to. According to the latest crime statistics interpreted by cable news commentators, the only people who willingly talk to children are pedophiles. So, parents are naturally concerned that the Commander in Chief might fit into that category and, if so, whether he should be on some sort of federal watch list. "I don't know what this man has in mind for my child, but I can tell you that I don't like it," said Perri Noya, mother of three and avid Fox News viewer. "The bottom line is that if someone outside of my family shows more interest in my child than I do, i.e. any interest at all, then they ought to be locked up. It's as simple as that."
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RI Senate approves marijuana stores

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Wednesday, 10 June 2009 18:11
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) - A bill that would allow nonprofit stores in Rhode Island to sell marijuana to medical patients is headed to the governor's desk. The state Senate passed the bill Tuesday afternoon by a 30-2 margin. The bill has already passed the House and now heads to Governor Donald Carcieri for approval. The governor vetoed similar legislation last year. If it becomes law, the bill would allow so-called compassion centers to sell marijuana to registered patients with debilitating illnesses. Right now, 680 patients are registered with the Department of Health's medical marijuana program. State lawmakers approved the use of medical marijuana in 2006, however they never legalized the sale of the drug. Under the current bill, Rhode Island would be the third state in the country and the first on the East Coast to approve marijuana dispensaries for medical patients.
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‘Sexting’  a part of culture?

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Monday, 08 June 2009 16:24
Although law-enforcement agencies have not been coming forward with complaints, State’s Attorney Louis Bianchi suspects that sexting is prolific in McHenry County. “I don’t think young people are aware that it’s illegal,” Bianchi said. “It is a crime.” Sexting is sending sexually provocative photos or videos, usually via cell phone, and studies suggest that many teens – and twentysomethings – are doing it. Dr. Susan Lipkins, a New York-based psychologist, performed a study on sexting with 323 participants between the ages of 13 and 72. In the teenage group, 63.6 percent of females and 72.7 percent of males sexted.
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"Sex" in the Public Square

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Thursday, 04 June 2009 20:02
"Middle School Girls Gone Wild"… Really? I think the boys are wilder! The New York Times this morning ran an editorial "Sex Offenders In Exile" that is about the most sensible thing they've written on the topic. In it, they rightly point out that driving sex offenders underground by overly restrictive policies about where they can live is a dangerous and misguided tactic They also rightly point out that such policies — which have effectively made some entire cities and towns off limits to sex offenders — are often made because we are justifiably afraid. That our fear is justifiable does not mean that it is a good driving force for policy-making. Fear leads to irrational decisions. (Note: This is not the first time I've written about sex offender policies. See here and here for other posts on the topic.)
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Pastor Invites People to Bring Guns to Church

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Thursday, 04 June 2009 19:23
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Kentucky pastor is inviting people to bring their guns to church to celebrate the Fourth of July and the Second Amendment. New Bethel Church is welcoming "responsible handgun owners" to wear their firearms inside the church on June 27, a Saturday. An ad says there will be a handgun raffle, patriotic music and information on gun safety. Church pastor Ken Pagano says guns must be unloaded and private security will check visitors. He says recent church shootings make it necessary to promote safe gun ownership. Marian McClure Taylor is executive director of the Kentucky Council of Churches.
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Ex-Teacher Jailed for Sex with Students

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Thursday, 04 June 2009 18:41
HOLLY, Mich. (AP) - An ex-Holly High School music teacher accused of having sex with two students has been sentenced to nine months in jail. Authorities say 42-year-old Ranee Proper had sex with boys ages 16 and 17. They originally charged her with five counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct with a student. In a deal, Proper pleaded guilty last month to second-degree criminal sexual conduct. On Wednesday, Oakland County Circuit Judge Edward Sosnick sentenced her to five years' probation, the first nine months of it in jail. He also ordered her to get sex offender treatment and not to have unsupervised contact with minors other than relatives.
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