Robert D. Ashford

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Robert D. Ashford was a Marine during the cold war and is now retired, after 50 years of construction management. He is a keen genealogist and loves humor. He watches the political horizons and likes to write commentary on what's next.

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Are Christian Religions Failing Americans?

John F. Kennedy told America, 'Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country.' In reality he was saying a nation that requires no sacrifice from its people is a nation doomed for eventual failure.

A Trust Fund Or a Scam

The government called it a trust Fund. Our Elected Legislators saw this bundle of money in the peoples system and the temptation was too great, and they allowed this money be used to support their causes.

Are Americans Turning a Deaf Ear on The Gift of Freedom?

If we the people live not to embrace truth but swallow lies then we deserve what we seek. If we the people love truth and embrace it then we will enjoy the harvest, that truth and freedom bestows upon those who believe and trust worty

Even Albert Einstein Knew There is a God

A theory is defined as a plausible or acceptable explanation, a judgment or opinion about any given subject, meaning it is not absolute truth.

Abortion and the Early Church of Christ

These quotes from early Christian Fathers indicate we are spiritual children of God. If they are correct, we humans are the children (angels) of God, made of flesh and bone...

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Fig Launches Full SecOps Engineering Lifecycle With CI/CD Built for Security Operations

Fig announced today that Security Operations engineers can now...

Diverse Referrals at 10: The Case for Brand-Transfer Marketing in Real Estate

Tim Dean started Diverse Referrals in 2016 in the Tampa Bay area with the marketing spend promoting the partner agent, to build a local brand.

Self Funded Insurance Plan Guide for Employers

Employers weighing self-funding need a clear view of claims risk, stop-loss, reserves, and renewal timing.
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