Happy Cinco de Mayo!
Our greetings and salutations to all of our readers of Mexican ancestry, shop who appear to be in the thousands. We join you in celebrating this joyous day, El Día de la Batalla de Puebla (English: The Day of the Battle of Puebla), a commemoration of the victory of the Mexican army over the French army at […]
How Oxnard deals with street gangs
By George Miller, July 14, 2014 Editor’s note: This article was published 4 years ago. It is being re-released now because of all the discussion since enforcement was suspended and a modified version is to be considered after public meetings. Read about the discussion at the 7-17-18 Council meeting. Also read Armando Vazquez’s injunction […]
D-Day- June 6, 1944
In Memory Photos commemorating the largest, purchase most complex invasion in history, and for the WWII Allies to free Europe from the death grip of Fascism. ____________________________________________________ Get free Citizensjournal.us BULLETINS. Please patronize our advertisers to keep us publishing and/or DONATE. Scroll down to comment
Joe Biden: wackadoodle now “serious candidate”
by Jon Rappoport www.nomorefakenews.com September 8, 2015 A few years back, the press was lampooning Joe Biden at every turn. They loved to quote his gaffes: “I mean, you got the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy. I mean, that’s a storybook, man.” (about […]
Down the Road by Tim Pompey – a Book Review
Down the Road by Tim Pompey From Amazon: It’s 1970 and 18-year-old Howie White, who has lived most of his life at Good Shepherd Home for Children in northeast Tennessee, must leave and find his own way in the world. But having lived for fifteen years in a very well ordered religious and social environment, […]
Book Review: The Probability Broach – by L. Neil Smith
The Probability Broach – by L. Neil Smith From Amazon.com: “The quintessential libertarian SF novel, winner of the first Prometheus Award for Best Libertarian Novel of the Year. About the Author L. Neil Smith is the two time winner of the Prometheus Award for Best Libertarian Fiction for his novels Pallas (1993) and The Probability […]
Book Review–Icy Betrayal: A Jack Keller Thriller Paperback
Icy Betrayal – A Jack Keller Thriller by David G. Keith A book review by David Stewart Book Description from Amazon: Investigator Jack Keller risks everything when a routine case becomes a quest for reconciliation. Ambitious traffic investigator Mia Serrano is young, attractive and headstrong. Her intuition leads her from a tragic traffic accident […]
Cartoonist Chip Bok – Black Friday in Ferguson!
Chip Bok, buy cialis Bokbluster.com November 28, pilule 2014 Black Friday won’t be setting sales records in Ferguson. According to the New York Times at least 25 buildings were burned in the violence. On the bright side over $250, online 000 in donations have poured in to Natalie DuBose. Her small bakery, Natalie’s Cakes & More, was […]
Analysis of the Propositions for November 4, 2014 CA ballot
By Gary Aminoff The following analyses of the November propositions are my own interpretation, order viewed from a conservative point of view. They are not the official position of the Republican Party, although the recommendations of the Republican Party may be the same. As far as I know the Republican Party has […]
Clos des Amis Vineyard
By Raven West Clos des Amis A Truly Local Wine Experience… from Grapes to Bottle To Glass Bruce Freeman’s hands are covered with blue stains from the hours he’s spent hand-picking, pressing. and bottling his signature wines at Clos des Amis in Santa Paula. With his commitment to “all things local”, Bruce takes an enormous […]
