One year ago today, John Brown was in the Persian Gulf onboard the United States Ship Cowpens. John, who is a medical doctor, went ashore to a small island known as Bahrain. As he was walking to a restaurant in town, he saw a little boy with his leg caught between the bumper of a car and a wall. There were many people standing around, and a man kept yelling that his brakes did not work. John knew instinctively that the boy needed immediate medical attention. He made a quick decision to carry the boy the two blocks back to the ship. When John arrived at the ship, he was forced by the damage to the boy's leg

The owner of the Los Angeles Times is a person with liberal ideas and belongs to the democratic political party. The newspaper always adopts the viewpoint of the owner in editorial articles. A good example of this is the fact that the paper has not endorsed a conservative or republican political party candidate for mayor of Los Angeles in the last twenty years. This theory can also be demonstrated in publications owned by private interests. The Philadelphia Eagles football team owns a paper called Eagles Digest. The reporters that work for this newspaper also work for the team that they are reporting on, and they never report any adverse information about the team. An example of this would be when the team released a middle linebacker named Jeremiah Trotter after this past season. His peers elected him as the team's defensive "Most Valuable Player" for the last two years. The only article in Eagles Digest about the subject declared that Jeremiah Trotter would have been a problem in the locker room this upcoming year. Given his past behavior and performance,

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