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Daily Archives: June 25, 2013
No better way to avoid being branded a coward than to turn one’s self in and prove one’s claim to righteousness
While checking the definition of the word coward, I came up with some not-so-surprising results that reminded me of former NSA contractor Edward Snowden who is currently holed up at a Moscow air terminal’s transit section waiting for an opportunity to flee … Continue reading
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