TWO

It’s true; ‘two’ is the number that (w)raps up my life. I’m twenty-two (two-two) years old and have lived my life surviving between two cultures at all times. I am a considered a ‘Korean-American’. (That’s “South” Korea for you ignorant people who always ask whether we are from the north or the south.) Honestly, how many of you questioned that in your head right now? I’m assuming some people are still confused as to why questioning that at all is ignorant. I laugh.
Anyways, I was born in Virginia, lived in Fairfax for a majority of my life only to move out to New York City to continue my life theory of ‘two’. I’m suited up and work in a corporate office by Wall Street. Now, not only am I a ‘Korean-American’ but I am also mixed between two other cultures; Corporate Life and Rap Life. You may be confused…but just think about my life then. Put yourself in my shoes.
All I could say is, I represent VA with my life split in two. With that said, if you don’t already know, throw up the sign: Two up and Two down!

To clear up the confusion and get a better understanding, visit WWW.MYSPACE.COM/SICKBOISICK

Comments and Ideas are welcome, appreciated, and wanted…

So how about those Fairfax Cops, huh?

S. 277


The Senate agreed Monday to take up legislation to triple the size of the AmeriCorps program and open up opportunities for more people to serve their communities.

Lawmakers voted 74-14 to move to the legislation, named the "Serve America Act," that would expand AmeriCorps from its current 75,000 positions to 250,000 over the course of eight years. Sixty votes were needed to bring the bill to the floor. The measure is expected to come up for a final vote in the Senate sometime this week.

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, who is being treated for brain cancer, made a rare appearance on the Senate floor to vote for the bill that he co-sponsored with Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah.

The legislation would also create five groups to help poor people, improve education, encourage energy efficiency, strengthen access to health care and assist veterans.

Sen. Barbara Mikulski, a Maryland Democrat, said the proposal is an investment that "will pay dividends long beyond anything that we can imagine."

The House last week passed a similar bill to add 175,000 participants, and

S. 277 would amend and reauthorize programs established under the National and Community Service Act of 1990 (NCSA) and the Domestic Volunteer Service Act of 1973 (DVSA). The bill also would authorize a "Volunteers for Prosperity" program at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

Assuming appropriation of the estimated amounts, CBO estimates that implementing the bill would cost $4 1 8 million in 20 10 and about $5.7 billion over the 20 10-20 14 period.

What the hell is Hatch thinking?

Read about "The Movement" here.

Obama will visit Turkey between April 6-7 to attend an annual forum of the Alliance of Civilizations in Istanbul, Spanish diplomatic sources said on Monday. Turkey’s president said Tuesday Obama's planned visit was very important. Obama will attend the second annual forum of the U.N.-led Alliance of Civilizations initiative, co-chaired by Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and his Spanish counterpart Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero.

The Global Muslim Brotherhood Report describes the Alliance of Civilizations as an organization which is represented in the U.S. and Europe by individuals sympathetic to the global Muslim Brotherhood. According to the AOC website, the AOC "High Level Group Members" in the U.S. and Western Europe are: Prof. John Esposito (United States), Rabbi Arthur Schneier (United States), Hubert Védrine (France), and Karen Armstrong (United Kingdom)

Esposito is an apologist for the radical Islamist movement;

Impugning those who equate Islamist movements "with radicalism and terrorism," Esposito claims that such thinking merely "becomes a convenient pretext for crushing political opposition." Islamist movements, he explains, "are not necessarily anti-Western, anti-American, or anti-democratic." Moreover, he minimizes the fact that those nations that have adopted Islamic law are, for the most part, totalitarian states that export terrorism and egregiously violate the human rights of their inhabitants. " Contrary to what some have advised," he writes, "the United States should not in principle object to implementation of Islamic law or involvement of Islamic activists in government."

In fact all of the attendees above are apologists of either the radical Islamist movement or to the Muslim Brotherhood.

The question is why is the US Commander of Chief of a War on Terrorism attending a conference that supports a radical Islamist point of view?

You sounds like an idiot. If you were born in the U.S., you are American. Why do you feel the need to put "Korean" in front of it? I don't call myself Irish, English-American.

You probably are a North Korean in denial.

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"And if any women or children get their legs torn off, or faces caved in, well, it's tough shit for them." -2LT. Bert Stiles, 505th, 339th (On Berlin Bombardier Mission, 1944).

He be Kim Jong Illin', yo.

I smell backon I smell greace I smell Fairfax County police.

non-sequitur

2-2 and liberal boon-dogle legilsation ?

i think your neuro fibers are growing tangled