Nobody Flashes that Nobody Reads About Everything–Indian Rules

Nobody Flashes

I’m thinking about changing my template once again…I promised a reader who was having trouble reading the pages that I would, and since I don’t know a HTML from a star in the Spiral Galaxy, it’s been slow and tedious process…but I’m getting there. I admit, I like to play with color, but that doesn’t always lend to easy reading. I might try a few on for size. Please, tell me how you feel about any of them.

I’m also going to add another feature…Nobody Reads, because I read a lot of different stuff everyday…from the internet, to magazines, to books…I like a variety…and sometimes when I read I come upon things that are intriguing, and so, I will present some of them, because frankly, the guy who used to send me emails, doesn’t anymore, and on weekends, I really don’t have much to post except jokes.

I will still post emails, under Nobody’s Emails.

So…enough babbling. Here’s something written by the Englishman, William Bradford, in 1620, who came over on the Mayflower and was in Plymouth.  It seems, the Plymouth Colony owned much of its people’s survival to an Indian named Squanto.  He had been to England and learned English. He not only taught them how to plant corn and catch fish, he told them how the main Chief in the area got along with the other Indians, in other words: Indian rules…and here they are.

By these rules, President Obama would be sent to Congress to be punished. All that he has stolen from the American people should be restored.  After that, he would have to send someone to stay with the Republicans at all times to continue the peace. And he should always leave his ego at the door.

So, can we get these rules to the President and Congress?

October 12, 2013 - Posted by Joyanna Adams | American History, Uncategorized | Congress, History, Indian