No no mental illnesses have evr been proven but howard robard hughes JR did go anti- nuke war in atomic city/ Vegas Nevada and setup a fund for survival with Steve Allen.His life time friend Tom slick also went anti war in the 1960`s and after his death howard setup his anti-nuclear funds while being the largest employer in Nevada.1966-1970.He even set letter to presidents while trying to stop and slow the atomic clock.He also had his own studies done but the government rejected them and Hollywood and the kichen cabinet government labelled him as crazy in the cover up as they did to all hippy like hughes`s anti-war movements in the 1960`s-70`s.We did many anti nuclear war and missiles adds on TV before the AEC commission covered us up and wrote us off the page and took over our wealth.
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they didn't have any kids but he is a genius had em last year when I was in howard.
It is not necessary; any religion is only for persons with some mental illness.
Well, that depends. If you are 9 and commit murders and you are troubled then you deserve to go to Juvenile Detention. Over 13 and there is no remorse or any kind of emotional breakdowns they might send you to a Mental instiution. So, to be honest, it ranges from any young age to 18.
there was Jane Seymour who had edward, catherine of aragon? they had Mary, anne of cleaves, anne boylen who had elizabeth, catherine howard, and catherine parr. :) In order, he married Catherine (or Catalina or Katherine) of Aragon, and they had Mary Tudor (Eventually Mary I, "Bloody Mary"). Next, he married Anne Boleyn and they had Elizabeth (eventually Elizabeth I, "The Virgin Queen"). His 3d wife was Jane Seymour, and they had Edward (eventually Edward VI, "The Boy King). 4th was Anne of Cleves, then Katherine (or Catherine) Howard, and then the wife who outlived him- Catherine Parr. None of his last 3 wives produced any living children.
A US president cannot hold two government positions at the same time, nor can any other federal government official. Only one former US President has gone on to serve on the Supreme Court: William Howard Taft was Chief Justice from 1921-1930.