Above: Death Valley; that's me blocking out the scenery. If for some reason you can't see this image, don't despair. I can see it on my girlfriend's Mac but only periodically see it on my PC.  Something strange is afoot at the Circle K.
 
The photo below (which you should be able to see) is a self-portrait, of sorts. That's my reflection in the window. I thought it symbolic of the disconnect between the American people and the war in Iraq. It is something that is happening over there, while we're in here, behind glass. And yet we can't stop watching.

Ironically, and not surprisingly, my description of the photo above as a self-portrait was way too artsy for one "researcher". He concluded from this that I was a fireman, and he promptly e-mailed me to tell me where I could stick my hose, and said I was gonna need it where I was gonna go. Yes, this is what passes for intelligent "criticism" in the modern age, where 12 year-old girls pretend to be 20 and 50 year-old men pretend to be 12, and everyone but everyone has an e-mail address and a webpage.

 

Here's a link to the PowerPoint presentation on the JFK assassination medical evidence that got me started: JFK: A New Perspective. 

Before I became obsessed with recent American history, I worked in the music industry as a record buyer.  Before that, I wrote songs and wanted to be a musician myself.  Before that I was a wanna-be poet.  Here is a link to four of my poems.  Poems

Below is a photo of me smooching on my girlfriend.

Note: a video player for my JFK research videos is at the bottom of the page.  This ongoing series, directed by Braddon Mendelson, is designed for the general public, as well as those with a more pressing interest.   Your comments welcome.