Ukrainian Attack

March 2nd, 2022

I am sitting here, my heart heavy, watching a horror unfold before me of an innocent people are slaughtered by a superior Russian aggressor. The response of the world is inconceivable to me. Immagine if you will the following story.

Immagine you are walking along and you see a woman and her child being brutally beaten and murdered. She is begging for your help. He is threatening to shoot you with his gun if you try to get involved. What should you do? If you do nothing she and her child will surely die. If I tell him he is going to be punished if he doesn’t stop, do you think it will stop him. If I had a gun should I shoot first and punish him later after the attack is stopped. But what if he shoots me? Or maybe I should give her my gun so she can defend herself. That might make me feel better that I at least did something. But will I really feel any better after he kills her anyway, when I could have gotten involved and stopped him. Now she and here children are dead and he runs away, but we catch him and punish him like we said, but he is still alive able to fight again and she and her children are dead. Do I feel any better after allowing her to die.

This I how I see our Presidents approach to the war in the Ukraine. We can be doing more but we are not. We offer guns, but are afraid of a fight. And it is not just our President it is all of the world standing back watching us watch her as she dies.

But what is she doesn’t die and somehow survives. What is she going to think of us and the rest of the world as well, as she buries her children while we stood back and watched them die. And now he is emboldened and will go after her sisters because knows that we and the whole world will do nothing to stop him.

Who are the Scottish Clarks?

November 19th, 2008

The Scottish Clarks are anyone that is born with the surname of of Clark or its variences and has and ancestral link to Scotland or Ireland. We are trying to here from other Clarks out there to try and expand our knowledge of our place in society’s history. Clark is the oldest surname and may be the hardest to trace back to our origins because of the commonality and wide spread usage of the name of the name. This site has not been active and will shortly be updated more frequently. Please feel free to drop us a line and let us know what we can add to this site for your enlightenment.

Our Scottish Heritage

July 7th, 2007

Many times in our lives we wonder what makes us the way that we are. It is during these times that we sometimes think of where we came from. Why do I like the things I do or why did my parents believe as the do? There are many things that make us who we are, our heritage being only one of them. It is however the topic of this Blog and is on the is of interest to many of us. It seems as we age that we begin thinking mare about these things. Whether it is because we now have more time since the children have grown or my be it is because of a loss of a parent or grandparent that cause us to reflect on our history.

In my case it is probably the loss of my father that prompted me to become more interested in my family history. Before he joined his fellow Scots in the great home above we know as Heaven, he introduced me to our local Scottish festival, that he help to bring to life in our community. Before he had taken ill I had thought it strange that a bunch of people would want to go out throwing big sticks and and sheep stomachs, while wearing a skirt. What I did not know was that he was trying to leave me a legacy that would lead me to know him better in the short time that he had left among us.

Since he as passed I have come to know him in a completely different way from the others that have know him in this life and past lives. Life is to short to worry about to many thing in this world we only have a short while to learn and get to know the others that we share this earth with. Who we are is one of the most important things for us to learn. Many of you may think that it is to late for you to know your father or mother or another family member. But I am here to tell you if you look in the right places and learn to care for the same people that they did then it is not to late. You may just be a chip off of the old block after all!

I am a Scottish Clark and I am searching for those links that are all but gone, to save them for posterity and share them with others that are looking for the past as I am. And in the process I may find a friend or family member or two that would have been lost.

If anyone out there would like to share their Clark heritage I am building this site for you. Please leave your comments: