His post shares premises with the American Legion, and has introduced local veterans to Moose Milk, a lethal Canuck eggnog-variant involving maple syrup.
None of these steps will be taken in earnest unless we acknowledge the fallacies not simply of Bush's post-9/11 policies but also of his post-9/11 premises.
Sunday's premiere sets up the post-Madoff premise: the Gunderson boys (who are presumably several years younger than the 9-to-16-year-old actors who play them) have left New Jersey, where their father is in jail for fraud, and traveled by themselves to Arizona, where he owns a house.
The ruling is based on a fictive "post-racial" premise that racial minorities in the South no longer confront discriminatory barriers to voting.
In a boost to campus security, the college has added a police post on the premises, the BBC reported.
The Independent revealed this week that the base is used to route vast amounts of data captured by Washington's "Stateroom" network of listening posts in diplomatic premises back to America for analysis by the CIA and the National Security Agency.
That, he told The Huffington Post, is the premise behind the new digital series he created and produced alongside The Players Tribunee in the past few months.
DeNeefe told the Australian paper that "when we did our sums we realised we would not be able to pay wages post-festival or move premises when we lose our donated space post-festival".
It was first being delivered to a screening post off the Capitol premises for X-rays and examination before delivery.
