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In 1883, a 31-year-old widow in New Mexico Territory signed one document and lost her store, her savings, and the building she lived in. The sheriff told her it was a civil matter. Lawyers wanted money she no longer had. Margaret Sullivan ended up washing other people’s clothes in a boarding house. She bought secondhand law books and studied by candlelight after 14-hour days. She taught herself contracts, fraud statutes, and legal procedure. She also discovered the man who ruined her, Thomas Wardell, had done the same thing to businesses in Colorado and Kansas. She tracked down seven other victims and spent two years collecting evidence. Then she took him to court herself. Wardell arrived with expensive lawyers from Denver. Margaret arrived with seventeen binders. The trial lasted three weeks. She questioned witnesses, presented the records, and won. Wardell was ordered to pay full restitution. She did not stop there. She helped draft stronger consumer protection rules that passed in 1889. She reopened her dry goods store, later ran three locations, and hired other widows. She also began teaching women how to read contracts before they signed them. Margaret Sullivan died in 1924 at 72. The woman who once could not afford a lawyer had recovered what was stolen from her and made it harder for the same thing to happen to others.

IT WAS MY MISSION IN LIFE “My name is John C Wolf, II. My friends call me “Wolfie.” I served in the Army, with Delta Company 1st of the 20th Infantry, 11th Light Infantry Brigade, 23rd Infantry Division after being drafted and inducted on May 5, 1970. I was a grunt, received the Combat Infantry Badge, Bronze Star, Air Medal and all the other normal medals for serving in Vietnam with Good Conduct. I was promoted to Sergeant, but they told me I would have to sign up for 4 more years to officially become one. During Nam I was a rifleman, walked point, carried an M­203 (M­16 and M79 grenade launcher over and under) and then became squad, platoon and company RTO (Radio-Telephone Operator). In some ways I ran our company because all communications went through me. One of our CO’s (commanding officers), was a bad officer and didn’t like to talk on the radio. He was later relieved for cowardice in the face of the enemy. I had to ‘call in’ and manage the jets, artillery, gunships and Dustoffs (casualty evacuations from a combat zone). My greatest fear was getting my legs blown off. I was flown to my unit via a hospital helicopter that landed at the emergency area with supplies. I was told to wait in a room until another bird could take me to where my unit was. I was in the entry to the ER, sitting there for about 10 minutes when a helicopter landed. They wheeled a guy in, who had his legs blown off below the knees. That was my first introduction to combat. I started suffering from PTSD sometime in the late 80’s, but blocked it out until I retired in 2009. It has gotten progressively worse. I suffer from nightmares from the event with Zombie and the Easter Sunday ambush in 1971. Eleven men were killed in an ambush including the Chaplain, who had come out to give us Easter Services and Communion. It was the 4th, worst, single casualty battle in 1971. As I look back on it, reconnecting with old buddies brought back some terrible memories, but that is now history. I wanted to help my Vietnam buddies get out of their caves not realizing how it might later effect me later on. Because of my videos there have been countless times I have gotten buddies back together. ~ John C. Wolf, U.S. Army, Vietnam Veteran #TheVietnamWar #History #Veterans #Military

IT WAS MY MISSION IN LIFE “My name is John C Wolf, II. My friends call me “Wolfie.” I served in the Army, with Delta Company 1st of the 20th Infantry, 11th Light Infantry Brigade, 23rd Infantry Division after being drafted and inducted on May 5, 1970. I was a grunt, received the Combat Infantry Badge, Bronze Star, Air Medal and all the other normal medals for serving in Vietnam with Good Conduct. I was promoted to Sergeant, but they told me I would have to sign up for 4 more years to officially become one. During Nam I was a rifleman, walked point, carried an M­203 (M­16 and M79 grenade launcher over and under) and then became squad, platoon and company RTO (Radio-Telephone Operator). In some ways I ran our company because all communications went through me. One of our CO’s (commanding officers), was a bad officer and didn’t like to talk on the radio. He was later relieved for cowardice in the face of the enemy. I had to ‘call in’ and manage the jets, artillery, gunships and Dustoffs (casualty evacuations from a combat zone). My greatest fear was getting my legs blown off. I was flown to my unit via a hospital helicopter that landed at the emergency area with supplies. I was told to wait in a room until another bird could take me to where my unit was. I was in the entry to the ER, sitting there for about 10 minutes when a helicopter landed. They wheeled a guy in, who had his legs blown off below the knees. That was my first introduction to combat. I started suffering from PTSD sometime in the late 80’s, but blocked it out until I retired in 2009. It has gotten progressively worse. I suffer from nightmares from the event with Zombie and the Easter Sunday ambush in 1971. Eleven men were killed in an ambush including the Chaplain, who had come out to give us Easter Services and Communion. It was the 4th, worst, single casualty battle in 1971. As I look back on it, reconnecting with old buddies brought back some terrible memories, but that is now history. I wanted to help my Vietnam buddies get out of their caves not realizing how it might later effect me later on. Because of my videos there have been countless times I have gotten buddies back together. ~ John C. Wolf, U.S. Army, Vietnam Veteran #TheVietnamWar #History #Veterans #Military

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Christians have been taken hostage by Muslim terrorists. Muslims do not accept Christians and Jews in their own communities. Yet, when these same Muslims move to Western countries, they constantly complain about Islamophobia day and night. Hypocrites.

Christians have been taken hostage by Muslim terrorists. Muslims do not accept Christians and Jews in their own communities. Yet, when these same Muslims move to Western countries, they constantly complain about Islamophobia day and night. Hypocrites.

ÚLTIMA HORA: Acaba de producirse otro ataque contra la comunidad cristiana en Nigeria. Islamistas masacraron al menos a siete personas inocentes. ¿Dónde está la indignación mundial?

HOW MANY ARE TOO MANY? Now at 1512 preventable deaths and accounting. You can read about Dominic, Officer Lee and Trooper Gadd on this account page and all the others you see in this post by ICE. Press on these pictures to read their stories. I have posted hundreds and hundreds of these preventable deaths that you have never heard about. @RealJamesWoods @JustJenRX @BillMelugin_ @SaraCarterDC @AliBradleyTV @JennieSTaer @Shay62958546 @ImmigrantCrimes @cptcookswife @CityCastles @OD_1204_ @clmuseum @OgScottish  @LilliD5   @maggienova7 @lizards112 @sabine_durden @JordanBrace8 @leslibless @PatriotGal480 @poconomtngirl   @browngravy_93   @6eustacia @AmerMommaBear   @GeorgeEliseo  @greyman7107  @ZeroDarkKitty @FAIRImmigration @ALIPAC @JohnKobyltRadio @EL4USA @GregoryKBovino @angeldadjoe @BorderHawkNews

HOW MANY ARE TOO MANY? Now at 1,513 preventable deaths and counting. You can read about Felicia, Dayanara & Alexa on this account page along with all the others you see in this post by ICE. Press on these pictures to read their stories. There are hundreds and hundreds of these preventable deaths on this account page that you have never heard about. @RealJamesWoods @JustJenRX @BillMelugin_ @SaraCarterDC @AliBradleyTV @JennieSTaer @Shay62958546 @ImmigrantCrimes @cptcookswife @CityCastles @OD_1204_ @clmuseum @OgScottish  @LilliD5   @maggienova7 @lizards112 @sabine_durden @JordanBrace8 @leslibless @PatriotGal480 @poconomtngirl   @browngravy_93   @6eustacia @AmerMommaBear   @GeorgeEliseo  @greyman7107  @ZeroDarkKitty @FAIRImmigration @ALIPAC @JohnKobyltRadio @EL4USA @GregoryKBovino @angeldadjoe @BorderHawkNews

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