A Few Words From Ashley Moyé

   Is an anonymous twitter user really a reliable source of information?  In my opinion, a contributor to an online wannabe-news-publisher seems to think so.  See the News section for further details.

   I am presently on hiatus in my junior year for a Bachelor of Science degree in Dental Hygiene, after earning an A.S. degree with honors in Business Administration, as my current focus is on the formation of the Ashley Moyé Foundation.

   Regarding claims of my personal recommendation: Unless a referral originates directly from me, anyone who claims to be a relative or friend of mine while attempting to seek professional and/or social favor, please be aware that the individual has not been granted my approval of his/her character and the affiliation may be without merit.

   As my personal homage to Rik Mayall, the embedded video at the bottom is “Call Off the Search” performed by Katie Melua (2003), written by Mike Batt—one of my favorites.

   As for the confusion relative to “transgender” issues and rights, I stand for biological gender rights.
   Speaking of which, ever hear of HR5 - EQUALITY ACT?  This bill, if placed into law, will make it legally permissible for transvestites to invade every female-only designated space/activity in the United States of America.  And it looks to me like the T-lobbyist$ went all in with the Democratic party.
   What else will the Equality Act enable?  Loss of Parental Rights.

   On that note, did you ever notice how a spectator of a sports game is even more enthusiastic about his favorite team winning, when he had bet his entire week’s paycheck that his team would win (or conversely, if his team lost)?  If you didn’t know that the guy had such an important need for his team to win, you’d probably think there might be something wrong with him.
   If you had your entire source of income or retirement plans, riding on your investment in an investment firm, that you were led to believe had a surefire ROI that was a guaranteed $ucce$$, would you do, or say, anything that would contribute to that firm’s agenda?  It makes me wonder, could we consider a group of investors to be likened to a dangerous cult, or could it go the other way (a dangerous cult encourages its members to invest...)?
   Thank you to the folks who have answered my question as to (one of the likely reasons) why members of the Democratic party/“far left” are demonstrating psychotic behavior, not only in the boardrooms, but in the political arena (include: federal law enforcement).
   Some people just like to watch the world burn, and the good people are nothing but toys.

   If you consume seafood, purchase imported goods from overseas, or go anywhere near our oceans and rivers, consider making a contribution to heroic organizations such as Ocean Conservation Namibia, or British Divers Marine Life Rescue.

   Lastly, to the trustee(s) of my estate: My contribution to the sting is now complete.  It’s time for you to arrange for my monthly disbursements.  Please also comply with my request for B.O.’s removal.