land of the free home of the brave conditions apply

In the worst depths of the Depression, President Roosevelt told us “the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” I guess that was when we lived in the land of the free and the home of the brave.The following Conditions of Sale and Terms of Guarantee, as amended by any posted notices or announcements during the auction and in addition to the Term of Use for, are Charitybuzz, LLC and the Seller’s entire agreement with the purchaser and any bidders relative to the property listed in this lot. So why do we allow ourselves to be scared out of our wits? Why do we even watch this “news”? We also know that many people recover, even under the worst conditions. Now we know that Ebola is a terrible disease with a high mortality rate. And our so-called news outlets are bombarding Americans with worst-case scenarios, horror stories, what-ifs, and interviews with pontificating screeching people who know zilch, stirring up fears of mass epidemics and God-only-knows-what.

We have exactly one case that has arisen in the US. And on every single screen at all these places, the only topic was Ebola. At the airline club, at the gate in Houston, at the restaurant in Salt Lake City, at the gate in Salt Lake City, and at the arrival/departure lounge right here in St. More disturbing, though, was that I was bombarded at every turn by television news. But it does say something about our level of fear. We don’t even give it a second thought any more. The traveling public is accustomed to all this and we take it in stride.

Land of the free home of the brave conditions apply