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The Cross - Man On Fire (Live)

Live version of Man On Fire performed by The Cross during their 1990 Mad, Bad & Dangerous To Know Tour. Released on the Final Destination CD single. It was also released on the New Dark Ages 12" and CD single, but without the intro by Roger. Lyrics:Alright thank youSometimes I feel like a man on fireI walk these streets each and every dayTrying to find some work just to earn my payJust to make some plans for you some dayBut plans don't work and it's not that fineWhen you got no money all you got is timeDon't it make you stop and wonder whySometimes I feel like a man on fireSometimes I feel like a man possessedSometimes I wanna burn down this crazy townI walk these streets each and every nightFeel like I'm playing my role but it fits too tightWatch my life go by in black and whiteWhen times are hard and times are roughThen you better be made of sterner stuffYou'll find it's time to stop and wonder whyI'm smoking, I'm burningI'm twisting and turningBut one thing I'm learningIt's the power of your love keeps me under their thumb'Cos the beat of your heart is the beat of my drumDon't it make you stop and wonder whySometimes I feel like a man on fireSometimes I feel like a man possessedSometimes I wanna burn down this crazy townSometimes I feel like a man on fireSometimes I feel like a man possessedSometimes I wanna burn down this crazy townSometimes I feel like a man on fireSometimes I feel like a man possessedSometimes I wanna burn down this crazy townSometimes I feel like a man on fireSometimes I feel like a man possessedI wanna burn down your crazy townI'm on fireGoodnight from The Cross, goodnight-------------------------------------"Freddie Mercury" "Roger Taylor" "Brian May" "John Deacon" "Bohemian Rhapsody" "Don't Stop Me Now" "I Want It All" "Somebody To Love" "These Are The Days Of Our Lives" "We Will Rock You" "We Are The Champions" "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" "Fat Bottomed Girls" "Bicycle Race" "Play The Game" "A Kind Of Magic" "Innuendo" "Another One Bites The Dust" "Killer Queen" "You're My Best Friend" "Breakthru" "Body Language" "Under Pressure" "Who Wants To Live Forever""Wembley" "I'm Going Slightly Mad" "Breakthru" "Barcelona" "Scandal" "Mother Love" "The Miracle" "Radio Ga Ga" "Heaven For Everyone" "One Vision" "Hammer To Fall" "I Want To Break Free" Queen II Sheer Heart Attack A Night at the Opera A Day at the Races News of the World Jazz The Game Flash Gordon Hot Space The Works A Kind of Magic The Miracle Innuendo Made in Heaven Queen + Paul Rodgers Rare Live At the Beeb Greatest Hits Classic Queen Queen Rocks Greatest Hits III Stone Cold Classics Live at Wembley 1986 Queen on Fire Live at the Bowl Return of the Champions Queen Rock Montreal The Cross Ibex Larry Lurex Smile The eYe We Will Rock You musical WWRY

Author: DaveRFuller
Keywords: Queen Roger Taylor
Added: February 26, 2008

Oscars?

One Fellow's Opinion Oscar wrap up and some other interesting tidbits.For more information on the Brian Sterner Story got to: http://www.tampabays10.com/news/local/article.aspx?storyid=73747and the video is at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYMKyJRAabERemember you can visit http://www.onefellowsopinion.com/for my written blog.

Author: Thom363
Keywords: Sherif Bush Oscars Academy Awards immigration
Added: February 25, 2008

Man Dumped From Wheelchair - 29 January 2008

Paralyzed man says he assumes deputy did not believe he's unable to stand.Hillsborough Sheriff's Office in Florida is investigating a disturbing incident caught on CCTV. It shows a deputy dumping a paralyzed man in a wheelchair onto the ground during an arrest for a traffic violation.The victim, 32-year-old Brian Sterner, who broke his neck 14 years ago and has use of his arms but not his legs, doesn't feel that he's alone in the way he was treated. He's contemplating filing charges against those involved, but he said his hope is to bring about a change in the system."It's not about one deputy, it's not about the sheriff, it's not about the governor," Sterner sad. "It's about this ridiculous — ridiculous — down-pression of people across the world, economic or whatever you want to call it. It's just like Rodney King got beat on the street and I got thrown out of my wheelchair. It happens to people every day. It's just now there's cameras that catch it."The deputy shown dumping Sterner on the floor, Charlette Marshall-Jones, 44, has been suspended without pay while the sheriff's office investigates the incident. Three other deputies who witnessed the incident without objection have been placed on administrative leave. "I was appalled," Joe Docobo, the department's chief deputy, told NBC News. "Obviously, the actions are indefensible at every level."

Author: terrorstorm99
Keywords: New World Order Police State Brutality Terrorism Harassment Abuse Corruption Liberty Justice Resistance
Added: February 24, 2008

Commentary on Brian Sterner

Response to the surveillance video of an officer dumping a quadriplegic man from his wheelchair in Tampa. In our allegedly civilized society, where we teach our children that if they are approached or threatened by a stranger they should find the nearest police officer, because police officers are supposed to be people we can trust to protect the weak among us, this sort of behavior is incredibly frightening. If Brian Sterner had been attacked like this in a park, a mall, on a neighborhood street, he could have cried for help and dozens of people would have responded immediately. They would have restrained his attackers, helped him back into his chair, gathered his belongings that were strewn about, and called the police. But he was in a police station. Who can you call when this happens in a police station? All the individuals who were within earshot of this occurrence not only violated this man's rights, they also violated the trust of all of us who believe that the reason that we have police at all is to protect the weak from the brutal. The attackers -- and those who did nothing to prevent the attack -- were not criminals or thugs who might be expected to do such a thing, but officers who have sworn to uphold the law, to protect and to serve. As such, they should be held to a higher standard than the street punk who has never earned nor sought our trust. In Florida we have a death penalty. Those who take a life can expect to pay with their own. These officers did not cause this man's paralysis, but they did break two of his ribs. Whatever other punishment they have earned, they should feel fortunate that Florida law does not allow us to break their ribs in repayment for their brutality. But they certainly deserve it, along with enough years of confinement to a wheelchair that they will gain a full understanding of the importance we MUST GIVE to protecting those among us who cannot protect themselves.

Author: benwagg
Keywords: Brian Sterner police brutality quadriplegic wheelchair ribs Orient Road Tampa Florida
Added: February 17, 2008

Commentary on Brian Sterner

Response to the surveillance video of an officer dumping a quadriplegic man from his wheelchair in Tampa. In our allegedly civilized society, where we teach our children that if they are approached or threatened by a stranger they should find the nearest police officer, because police officers are supposed to be people we can trust to protect the weak among us, this sort of behavior is incredibly frightening. If Brian Sterner had been attacked like this in a park, a mall, on a neighborhood street, he could have cried for help and dozens of people would have responded immediately. They would have restrained his attackers, helped him back into his chair, gathered his belongings that were strewn about, and called the police. But he was in a police station. Who can you call when this happens in a police station? All the individuals who were within earshot of this occurrence not only violated this man's rights, they also violated the trust of all of us who believe that the reason that we have police at all is to protect the weak from the brutal. The attackers -- and those who did nothing to prevent the attack -- were not criminals or thugs who might be expected to do such a thing, but officers who have sworn to uphold the law, to protect and to serve. As such, they should be held to a higher standard than the street punk who has never earned nor sought our trust. In Florida we have a death penalty. Those who take a life can expect to pay with their own. These officers did not cause this man's paralysis, but they did break two of his ribs. Whatever other punishment they have earned, they should feel fortunate that Florida law does not allow us to break their ribs in repayment for their brutality. But they certainly deserve it, along with enough years of confinement to a wheelchair that they will gain a full understanding of the importance we MUST GIVE to protecting those among us who cannot protect themselves.

Author: benwagg
Keywords: Brian Sterner police brutality quadriplegic wheelchair ribs Orient Road Tampa Florida
Added: February 17, 2008

Commentary on Brian Sterner

Response to the surveillance video of an officer dumping a quadriplegic man from his wheelchair in Tampa. In our allegedly civilized society, where we teach our children that if they are approached or threatened by a stranger they should find the nearest police officer, because police officers are supposed to be people we can trust to protect the weak among us, this sort of behavior is incredibly frightening. If Brian Sterner had been attacked like this in a park, a mall, on a neighborhood street, he could have cried for help and dozens of people would have responded immediately. They would have restrained his attackers, helped him back into his chair, gathered his belongings that were strewn about, and called the police. But he was in a police station. Who can you call when this happens in a police station? All the individuals who were within earshot of this occurrence not only violated this man's rights, they also violated the trust of all of us who believe that the reason that we have police at all is to protect the weak from the brutal. The attackers -- and those who did nothing to prevent the attack -- were not criminals or thugs who might be expected to do such a thing, but officers who have sworn to uphold the law, to protect and to serve. As such, they should be held to a higher standard than the street punk who has never earned nor sought our trust. In Florida we have a death penalty. Those who take a life can expect to pay with their own. These officers did not cause this man's paralysis, but they did break two of his ribs. Whatever other punishment they have earned, they should feel fortunate that Florida law does not allow us to break their ribs in repayment for their brutality. But they certainly deserve it, along with enough years of confinement to a wheelchair that they will gain a full understanding of the importance we MUST GIVE to protecting those among us who cannot protect themselves.

Author: benwagg
Keywords: Brian Sterner police brutality quadriplegic wheelchair ribs Orient Road Tampa Florida
Added: February 17, 2008

Commentary on Brian Sterner

Response to the surveillance video of an officer dumping a quadriplegic man from his wheelchair in Tampa. In our allegedly civilized society, where we teach our children that if they are approached or threatened by a stranger they should find the nearest police officer, because police officers are supposed to be people we can trust to protect the weak among us, this sort of behavior is incredibly frightening. If Brian Sterner had been attacked like this in a park, a mall, on a neighborhood street, he could have cried for help and dozens of people would have responded immediately. They would have restrained his attackers, helped him back into his chair, gathered his belongings that were strewn about, and called the police. But he was in a police station. Who can you call when this happens in a police station? All the individuals who were within earshot of this occurrence not only violated this man's rights, they also violated the trust of all of us who believe that the reason that we have police at all is to protect the weak from the brutal. The attackers -- and those who did nothing to prevent the attack -- were not criminals or thugs who might be expected to do such a thing, but officers who have sworn to uphold the law, to protect and to serve. As such, they should be held to a higher standard than the street punk who has never earned nor sought our trust. In Florida we have a death penalty. Those who take a life can expect to pay with their own. These officers did not cause this man's paralysis, but they did break two of his ribs. Whatever other punishment they have earned, they should feel fortunate that Florida law does not allow us to break their ribs in repayment for their brutality. But they certainly deserve it, along with enough years of confinement to a wheelchair that they will gain a full understanding of the importance we MUST GIVE to protecting those among us who cannot protect themselves.

Author: benwagg
Keywords: Brian Sterner police brutality quadriplegic wheelchair ribs Orient Road Tampa Florida
Added: February 17, 2008

Charges dropped against wheelchair dumping deputy
Charlette Marshall-Jones, 44, has agreed to enter a pretrial intervention program and will not face jail time for her dumping quadriplegic Brian Sterner out of his wheelchair onto the floor.The incident was caught on tape in the booking area of the jail and made national headlines. The incident prompted Hillsborough County Sheriff David Gee put
http://digg.com/world_news/Charges_dropped_against_wheelchair_dumping_deputy

Let’s Swap American Bitch for Saudi Arabia Witch
Pajamadeen, not always quite the circumspect diplomat, has come up with a prisoner exchange plan based on current events. Let's swap Deputy Charlette Marshall-Jones, videotaped dumping quadriplegic Brian Sterner onto the floor from his wheelchair at a Hillsborough County, Florida jail, for the Saudi woman scheduled to be beheaded as a witch.
http://digg.com/world_news/Let_s_Swap_American_Bitch_for_Saudi_Arabia_Witch

Deputy charged in wheelchair-dumping incident
Hillsborough County Deputy Charlette Marshall-Jones was charged with one count of felony abuse of a disabled person after an incident on January 29 where Marshall-Jones dumped Brian Sterner out of his wheelchair and searched him on the floor after he was brought in on a warrant for a traffic violation.
http://digg.com/world_news/Deputy_charged_in_wheelchair_dumping_incident

Arrest warrant issued for deputy in wheelchair incident
Hillsborough County Sheriff David Gee issued an arrest warrant for Charlotte Marshall-Jones Friday night, the deputy caught on video dumping quadriplegic Brian Sterner from his wheelchair during a recent jail booking. Gee said he felt "horrified, disgusted, and very disappointed," upon learning of the incident.
http://digg.com/world_news/Arrest_warrant_issued_for_deputy_in_wheelchair_incident

Brian Sterner, The Man and His Wheelchair
As our viewers know, we recently presented an article regarding the disturbing story about the young man who is a quadriplegic who was taken into custody, abused and humiliated by members of the Hillsborough County Fl. Sheriff’s department.
http://digg.com/world_news/Brian_Sterner_The_Man_and_His_Wheelchair

Wheel Chair battle. Fake Kevin Everett vs. Brian Sterner
Karma is gonna kick my ass for this.
http://digg.com/comedy/Wheel_Chair_battle_Fake_Kevin_Everett_vs_Brian_Sterner

Cop dumps quadriplegic out of wheelchair onto floor of jail
A cop has been suspended without pay after callously dumping a quadriplegic onto the floor of the jail. Brian Sterner had been arrested on a warrant from a traffic citation. The cop became agitated when Sterner "refused" to get up during a routine search. Evidently, the wheelchair wasn't enough of a clue that Sterner couldn't comply.
http://digg.com/world_news/Cop_dumps_quadriplegic_out_of_wheelchair_onto_floor_of_jail

Quadriplegic man, Brian Sterner is abused by Deputy Jones.
When do we as a nation say enough is enough? A Deputy who doubts a man's handicap takes for granted that it is okay to dump him on the floor to check. What was wrong with the other three officers standing around? Why are the officers not charged with abuse, and/or bodily harm? What is with the mentality of more and more law enforcement officers?
http://digg.com/people/Quadriplegic_man_Brian_Sterner_is_abused_by_Deputy_Jones

Deputy Tips Disabled Inmate From Chair; 4 Suspended
A deputy roughly dumps a man out of a wheelchair and he tumbles to the floor.Brian Sterner lands on his ribs, then rolls over and lies on his back while Hillsborough County Detention Deputy Charlette Marshall-Jones checks his pockets before she and another deputy clumsily put him back in the chair.
http://digg.com/world_news/Deputy_Tips_Disabled_Inmate_From_Chair_4_Suspended

Cop Dumps Man Out of Wheelchair
A deputy roughly dumps a man out of a wheelchair, and he tumbles to the floor. Brian Sterner lands on his ribs, then rolls over and lies on his back while Hillsborough County Detention Deputy Charlette Marshall-Jones checks his pockets
http://digg.com/politics/Cop_Dumps_Man_Out_of_Wheelchair_2