looks like fun

Posted by Guest on Mon 12 Jul 2010 06:41:56 PM UTC

fantastic picture

Posted by Guest on Mon 12 Jul 2010 06:39:46 PM UTC

Is the Searocket a guided tour?

Posted by Guest on Mon 12 Jul 2010 06:36:52 PM UTC

love that hat

Posted by Guest on Mon 12 Jul 2010 06:25:26 PM UTC

Fantastic photography!

Posted by Guest on Mon 12 Jul 2010 06:17:23 PM UTC

Abe

Does the Angel of Truth represent Abe Lincoln since he was known as an honest man and he freed the slaves?

Posted by Shannon (guest) on Sat 10 Jul 2010 12:32:36 AM UTC

Nice picture

Awesome colors!!!

Posted by JMM (guest) on Thu 08 Jul 2010 07:17:33 PM UTC

The Dress

Hey!! The Picture is cute, and now the only true culture comes from Mexico?

The origin of the dress still needs to be verified.

In any case we all know that the origins of the Mexican culture can be traced back to Spain.

Okay! Taking off my fake mustache, hair piece, eye brows.

LET’S GO AT IT.

Posted by Human (guest) on Wed 07 Jul 2010 11:49:29 PM UTC

Freedom Statue, is short on the truth of true freedom for Black Americans.

Dear Friends of the Capitol,

Our great legacy as a nation was started under a dark cloud of the sad fact: Slavery. For the noble efforts of the great Abolitionists of the Mid-nineteenth century, Freedom may have not become so; in 1861, had it not been by the dedication, the commitment and his willing to sacrifice his career; This man of freedom our nations first emancipator, John C. Fremont. His act in August, 1861 as an official representative of the United States Government. He would lead Lincoln to review, then declare a sweeping emancipation of his own. Had Fremont not pushed this, slavery may well have continued in northern states beyond the war. Please join our efforts to educate our Republic on Civics, Leadership and International Understanding, The Fremont Civics Foundation. Please google Aleq Boyle Civics, for more details. Next time lets do a statue that commemorates the true man of freedom, freedom for all, regardless of color thank you JOHN C. FREMONT, FIRST EMANCIPATOR OF THE...

Dear Friends of the Capitol,

Our great legacy as a nation was started under a dark cloud of the sad fact: Slavery. For the noble efforts of the great Abolitionists of the Mid-nineteenth century, Freedom may have not become so; in 1861, had it not been by the dedication, the commitment and his willing to sacrifice his career; This man of freedom our nations first emancipator, John C. Fremont. His act in August, 1861 as an official representative of the United States Government. He would lead Lincoln to review, then declare a sweeping emancipation of his own. Had Fremont not pushed this, slavery may well have continued in northern states beyond the war. Please join our efforts to educate our Republic on Civics, Leadership and International Understanding, The Fremont Civics Foundation. Please google Aleq Boyle Civics, for more details. Next time lets do a statue that commemorates the true man of freedom, freedom for all, regardless of color thank you JOHN C. FREMONT, FIRST EMANCIPATOR OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Alex "Aleq" Boyle
President
Fremont Civics Foundation
Savannah, Georgia
912 920 4212

Posted by Aleq Boyle (guest) on Wed 07 Jul 2010 10:17:01 PM UTC

THIS IS FROM MEXICO!

Whoever posted this has incorrect information. This is a native dress from Veracruz, Mexico (jarocha dress)which has nothing to do with Flamenco!

Please research before posting

THanks,

Posted by JMS (guest) on Wed 07 Jul 2010 06:33:01 PM UTC