Elvis Blogs - Elvis McNeely

This morning I woke up from a terrible dream. My wife, daughter and I were with some people that I do not recognize. A few of the people, and in my dream, seemed to be friends or someone I was close to. We were in somewhat of a classroom setting and having a competition. I can't remember the fine details of what the competition was but I just remember being in a building that seem to have a classroom setting and it was somewhat an old building and it reminded me of maybe a university building. My wife was somewhere else in the building and I remember seeing my daughter on the playground, with other children. So if you could take a snapshot of this dream and take a look at it, all would seem peaceful and normal.

I am just dropping a quick line to say that the "Atomic Iran" book finally came in. I started reading it last night and I am about a 10th of the way into the book. I like the background of the author and the many sources he brings to the table. As I read more into the book I will share the insights and concerns.

A few weeks back I said I would begin to blog more on Iran. I have not forgotten about that! I am waiting for some books to come in at the public library. I put a request in for them and surprisingly the library bought the books. So, I am waiting for that to take place.

Here are the book titles and author:
Atomic Iran : how the terrorist regime bought the bomb and American politicians - Corsi, Jerome

For the next few weeks I will be spending time writing about a topic I feel is important to Americans. I am not sure why but I have a deep conviction to write about this topic. I hope you find it stimulating and conscious awakening of what is taking place right before our eyes.

You might have noticed lately that Iran has been in the news lately. Rightfully so! The media does such a good job at bashing people, their lives, and all the mistakes that our leaders in this country make; leaders in culture and politics. If the media could focus more on what things we need to hear versus what gets our attention OR what sells, we might experience less fear over small things and began to see the bigger picture of what is really taking place before our eyes.