Bailey-Britton, history and genealogy

http://www.pentagonstrike.co.uk/flash.htm#Main

http://anticorruptionsociety.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/tim-harrington-of-uspu-on-pentagon-power.mp3

College of the Ozarks Citizenship Forum
Point Lookout, MO 
8 April 2004 
by Lt.Gen. Gary Hughey, USMC, Deputy Commander,

U.S. Transportation Command

The responsibility of every citizen is to ensure that the voice of
liberty and truth is always and consistently heard in legislatures,
courts, churches, universities, and in our homes. Our responsibility is to open people's eyes to the intellectual riches we've inherited. Our responsibility is to enter the fight, wherever we can, to keep trying and trying again. Our responsibility is to seek the truth and live the truth with our fellow citizens.

I'll close my remarks, again quoting Roosevelt, whose words are just as
relevant today as they were nearly a century ago: "In facing the
future and in striving, each according to the measure of his individual capacity, to work out the salvation of our land, we should be neither
timid pessimists nor foolish optimists.

We should recognize the dangers
that exist and that threaten us: we should neither overestimate them nor shrink from them, but steadily fronting them should set to work to overcome and beat them down. Grave perils are yet to be encountered in the stormy course of the Republic – perils from political corruption,perils from individual laziness, indolence and timidity, perils springing from the greed of the unscrupulous rich, and from the anarchic violence of the thriftless and the turbulent poor.

There is every reason why we should recognize them, but there is no reason why we should fear them or doubt our capacity to overcome them, if only each will, according to the measure of his ability, do his full duty,and endeavor so to live as to deserve the high praise of being called a good American citizen."

http://www.navy.mil/navco/speeches/2004/hugheyg040408.txt