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Bill seeks to uphold free press
SENATOR Ray Tenorio yesterday proposed a bill that would make it a third-degree felony for government authorities who violate the freedom of the press to gather truth and protect their sources. Tenorio will introduce the Guam Privacy Protection Act, codifying its federal counterpart into Guam law, and adding criminal penalties against anyone who violates it.
NEWS UPDATE: 12:45 p.m. – Tenorio proposes law to protect freedom of the press
Sen. Ray Tenorio is proposing a law that would make it a third-degree felony for Guam government authorities to violate the freedom of the press to gather truth and protect their sources.
Guam is of no strategic importance
Absurdity defines many things, including the Guam buildup. To be absurd is to be ridiculously unreasonable, unsound, or incongruous; having no rational or orderly relationship to human life; Meaningless. (Thank you, Merriam-Webster) Of the degrees of absurdity, the worse is for those who lecture about the “Strategic Importance of Guam to the American Mission.” The Drowning Mermaid tells about this lecture and the choice of attending it or another that discussed Guam’s history, which she goes to instead.
Boycott Arizona – send me your quarters
If the liberal media is to be believed, after the new Immigration law in Arizona takes effect in 90 days, authorities in Arizona can demand to see the papers of anyone who looks Mexican. That has me kind of worried
NEWS UPDATE: Art and essay contest on Latte of Freedom facility (Pacific Daily News)
The Latte of Freedom Foundation, in conjunction with the Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency, is sponsoring an art and essay contest in commemoration of the new Latte of Freedom facility.
CONTEST: Latte of Freedom Foundation holding art and essay contest for middle schoolers (Pacific Daily News)
The Latte of Freedom Foundation, in conjunction with the Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency, is sponsoring an art and essay contest in commemoration of the new Latte of Freedom facility being erected behind the Ricardo J. Bordallo Governor’s complex in Adelup.
More Chinese Attempt to Enter Guam Illegally
February 1, 2010 Five Chinese aliens, 3 males and two females, were apprehended on Saturday for reportedly attempting to enter Guam illegally. The five had two motorized inflatable boats that were to be used to reach Guam from Rota’s West Harbor docks
Speaker Tenorio on Abramoff: "Purely Business"
Jack Abramoff, former Governor Froilan Tenorio at ceremony with President Fidel Ramos in 1996. The trip was billed to the CNMI according to Abramoff-CNMI billing records.
Kanpai!
When you have your own blog you have the freedom to post whatever you want, even stupid things like this: A toast to all of you. Gulp.
Our vets: Every day, but especially today, let’s remember all that we owe to them (Pacific Daily News)
It is the soldier, not the reporter, who has given us freedom of the press.