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  • The newest breed of American heroes Part 5

    Posted on March 22, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    Dan SEPACW

    This hero comes across as a true patriot as one of his instinctual reactions is not to back down when his rights are being violated. It is his personal Alpha male style that tends to bring out the worst in the people who would look to violate his rights leaving no doubt in anyone’s mind who the bad guy really is. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Corruption Interview Series Shining Star Terrorism United States 📎and tagged Bad cops Bill of rights First ammendment Pennsylvania Southeast Pa. Community Watch US Constitution violation of rights
  • The Newest breed of American heroes Part 4

    Posted on March 14, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    Time To Stand Happy Times With His Friends

    This hero started auditing police in none other than Orange County California being the birthplace of political correctness. Whether you think filming and identifying bad cops is politically correct or not, it is clear what he does is for the community and not for himself. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Corruption Crime Interview Series Shining Star Terrorism United States 📎and tagged Bad cops Bill of rights California corrupt police First ammendment Heroes Time To Stand US Constitution violation of rights
  • The newest breed of American heroes Part 3

    Posted on February 15, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    Jack Miller

    This hero has a style that is a bit more aggressive than some of the other heroes who do the same type of audits. At first glance you may think he is rude, obnoxious and a bit out of control, but for this hero it is all measured and part of what he does and it is simply covering every aspect of his rights as he explains below. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Corruption Crime Interview Series Shining Star Terrorism United States 📎and tagged bad police Bill of rights corrupt police First ammendment Heroes Second ammendment Texas TXSHEEPDOG US Constitution violation of rights
  • The newest breed of American Heroes Part 2

    Posted on January 10, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    Dave from News Now Houston

    This hero who regularly goes toe to toe with police in an attempt to show by example how not to violate the rights of people comes from Houston Texas. His style is laid back and polite and comes across as a man of the cloth, yet more often than not he is treated with suspicion and immediately asked to identify himself as if he had committed a crime followed by an attempt to violate his constitutional rights. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Corruption Crime Interview Shining Star Terrorism United States 📎and tagged bad police Bill of rights corrupt police First ammendment Heroes News Now Houston Texas US Constitution violation of rights
  • The newest breed of American Heroes Part 1

    Posted on January 9, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    Bill of Rights

    When you hear the word hero, your mind may wander to people who save other people from Harm or Peril, and you would be right. You may think of FDNY on 9-11-2001, or you may think of people helping others in time of need like after a tornado. In all cases you would be right. But this newest breed of hero is unique, and looking at the way things are going in the US, they most certainly are needed. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Commentary Corruption Crime Series Shining Star United States 📎and tagged Bill of rights filming in public Heroes US Supreme court violation of rights
  • TripAdvisor: The report card venues love and hate

    Posted on April 30, 2014 12:02 am by Richard

    TripAdvisor

    The days of complaints being kept secret and away from the eyes of the public seems gone forever. Do a good job and get positive rewards of more people visiting and more money. Do a bad job and get negative rewards as people actively avoid the venue. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Commentary Shining Star 📎and tagged report card TripAdvisor
  • Nelson Mandela among the best of mankind

    Posted on December 7, 2013 12:02 am by Richard

    There are very few people in the world that have touched as many people as Nelson Mandela. In fact, that list is so short, if you only use 1 hand to count, you will still have unused fingers to count with. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Shining Star South Africa 📎and tagged Nelson Mandela
  • The men from down under

    Posted on October 14, 2010 8:00 am by Richard

    It is not too often we have a shining star story to talk about, but this one simply had to be done. The eyes of the world fixed on a remarkable multinational effort in Chile to rescue 33 miners trapped for 2 months in a collapsed mine simply could not be overlooked. To all the people involved in this rescue, Connecting the Dots awards a shining star and 66 thumbs up from the miners as they each came to the surface. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Chile Shining Star 📎and tagged survival
  • Thailand’s unsung seeker of truth

    Posted on June 16, 2010 12:01 am by Richard

    She is to Thailand what Dr. Henry Lee is to the USA. Devoted to the facts of forensic science, and ready to put anyone in their place with a demonstration if needed. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Crime Shining Star Thailand 📎and tagged forensic science
  • Toyota caught in the middle

    Posted on February 5, 2010 12:02 am by Richard

    There is a saying that no good deed goes unpunished. The Toyota accelerator peddle problem seems to be proving that saying to be true. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Germany Shining Star Thailand Unfortunate Realities United States 📎and tagged ethics morals Toyota
  • The passing of an American icon

    Posted on July 20, 2009 12:01 am by Richard

    Walter Cronkite

    Few Americans can be called an American icon. Of those few even less felt like family. To many Walter Cronkite was like an uncle who they saw in their livingroom every evening. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Shining Star United States
  • Michael Jackson the reaction

    Posted on June 27, 2009 12:13 pm by Richard

    Sand sculpture trbute to Michael Jackson

    The list of entertainers is very short that can reach inside someone and become part of their lives. And is seems most all of them have met a tragic and premature fate. We now add the Name Michael Jackson to that list. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


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  • Red River Rescue

    Posted on March 26, 2009 1:00 pm by Richard

    As our readers know, we like to point out special people. We call them shining stars. We had a similar story to this one last year. However if you read on you will discover an unfortunate truth behind this selfless act of so many. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


    Nature Shining Star United States
  • Making a difference

    Posted on March 13, 2009 6:00 pm by Richard

    nbc logo

    When times are tough, it is nice to find a reason to smile or hear about people who just give from their heart. In the spirit of Connecting the Dots “Shining Star” reports, we wish to give a very honorable mention to NBC nightly news with Brian Williams. Continue reading → Post ID 16247


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