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"Never Again Will One Generation of Veterans
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"Proud Americans"
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Our flag. 'This is amazing
A friend sent this, I thought the ACLU needed
to see it!
For those that prefer to think that God is not
watching over us....All you have to do is keep your eyes closed.
There is an exquisite paradox about giving to others. You always end up
receiving so much more than you give. **Johnnetta B. Cole
Here's a quote from a government employee who
witnessed a recent interaction between an elderly woman and an antiwar
protester in a Metro station in DC:
A good friend sent this along
and I thought it interesting enough to put on my website
Somewhere
along the way, the Federal Courts and the Supreme Court have misinterpreted the
U.S. Constitution. How could fifty States be wrong?
Posted: December 28, 2005
An attorney who once worked for the American Civil Liberties Union has
slammed the organization for "perverting" federal law by successfully
threatening government officials into getting rid of public expressions
of religion.
One Reporter's Opinion,
Honor Guard Struggling To Meet Demand... Posted on Wed, Dec. 28, 2005 Their numbers dwindling, their workload increasing, the Duluth Combined
Honor Guard called for reinforcements.
What's wrong with this picture?
What's wrong with the picture? ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!
We can either nip this in
the bud now! Or our rights and FREEDOMS as we know them, will be
taken one by one. I don’t understand how people can do things
like this and call themselves Americans? The way I see it is the
funds they take away from the people of this great Nation are
funds greatly needed right now to heal this Nations wounds. By
the way the list below is a list of groups that support the
ACLU. I have also signed the grassroots petition to expose and
de-fund the ACLU!
I have just signed a national, grassroots petition to expose
and de-fund the ACLU, and I would like you to join with
me by clicking below:
http://www.cfra.info/33/petition.asp?PID=9869367&NID=1
Mr. & Mrs.
Charles Rathjen
Special Message from the,
Date: 10/11/05
Dr. Gary Cass
See those organizations
listed alphabetically below.....
The list
of foundations that give to the ACLU is long and varied. The
ACLU has received grants ranging from $50 to $7 million from the
following foundations: Remember not to do business with them....
Above info from Whistleblower Magazine
Dec 2004
No Crosses on Federal
Property!
Did you see in the news
last week Where the A.C.L.U. doesn't want
any crosses on Federal property? Crosses on Federal
Property? Well, duh........
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Let them try and
remove these. What are these people thinking? At
what point do we say, enough Is enough? Please pass
this URL on to as many people possible as quickly as
you can even if you normally don't do This type of
thing. Some messages just need to be forwarded and
this is most certainly one of them. Please take the
time.
Sometimes,
God works in NOT so
mysterious ways. 
America, Just Lost Her Freedom of Expression!
"Puget
Sound PTSD specialists call the disorder one of the "hidden wounds of war."
http://joshua-omvig.memory-of.com/About.aspx
August 15, 1966
through August 13, 1967.
God Bless America
Constitutions
ACLU 'terrorizing' US....
Scare Tactics of the ACLU
Honor guard struggling to meet demand...
What's wrong with the picture?
We Need To Wake up People!
Center for Reclaiming America
No Crosses on Federal Property!
God works in NOT so mysterious
ways.
The quote of the month is by Jay Leno:
With hurricanes, tornados, fires out of control, mud slides, flooding,
severe thunderstorms tearing up the country from one end to another, and
with the threat of bird flu and terrorist attacks,
"Are we sure this is a good time to take God out of the Pledge of
Allegiance?"
READ THROUGH TO UNDER THE PICTURE.
This is a beautiful photo of a giant flag in Arizona.
The photo is authentic and un-retouched.
The picture was taken on regular Kodak 35 mm film.
The person who took the picture couldn't believe the image created by the
sun's rays.
Nice of them to share with the world!
For the rest of us.....Will pass this URL on.
"There were protesters on the train platform handing out pamphlets on the
evils of America. I politely declined to take one.
"An elderly woman was behind me getting off the escalator and a young
(20ish) female protester offered her a pamphlet, which she politely
declined.
"The young protester put her hand on the old woman's shoulder as a gesture
of friendship and in a very soft voice said, 'Lady, don't you care about the
children of Iraq?'
"The old woman looked up at her and said, 'Honey, my father died in France
during World War II, I lost my husband in Korea, and a son in Vietnam. All
three died so you could have the right to stand here and bad mouth our
country. If you touch me again. I'll stick this umbrella up your ass and
open it."
THIS IS
VERY INTERESTING! Be
sure to read the last two paragraphs. All 50 states acknowledge God
in their state constitutions:
After
reviewing acknowledgments of God from all 50 state constitutions,
one is faced with the prospect that maybe, just maybe, the ACLU and
the federal courts are wrong!
"Those
people who will not be governed by God will be ruled by tyrants."
--William Penn
1:00 a.m. Eastern
By Ron Strom
© 2005 www.WorldNetDaily.com
Rees Lloyd made the comments in an online pod cast hosted by Rep. John
Hostettler, R-Ind., in which the two discuss the congressman's
legislation, the Public Expression of Religion Act, or PERA (H.R.2679).
The bill would prohibit judges in civil suits involving the First
Amendment's Establishment Clause from awarding attorney's fees to those
offended by religious symbols or actions in the public square - such as
a Ten Commandments display in a courthouse or a cross on a county seal.
Lloyd, a California civil-rights attorney, is an officer with the
American Legion who wrote a resolution passed by the national
organization supporting Hostettler's bill.
As www.WorldNetDaily.com reported, Hostettler's proposal would amend the
Civil Rights Attorney's Fees Act of 1976, 42 U.S.C. Section 1988, to
prohibit prevailing parties from being awarded attorney's fee in
religious establishment cases, but not in other civil rights filings.
This would prevent local governments from having to use taxpayer funds
to pay the ACLU or similar organization when a case is lost, and also
would protect elected officials from having to pay fees from their own
pockets.
In the podcast, Hostettler explains that the 1976 statute was meant to
help "the little guy" who is going up against a governmental entity so
he won't be impoverished when working to guarantee the liberty to
express or practice his faith. But, says the lawmaker, the ACLU has used
the law to enrich itself at the expense of taxpayers and as a means to
silence public officials who don't want to be sued personally.
Hostettler says some organizations have created a new civil liberty - a
right to be protected "from religion, which is found nowhere in the
Constitution, nowhere in the Bill of Rights." The Indiana congressman
blames "a very select group" for "perverting" the original statute,
including the ACLU, People for the American Way and Americans United for
the Separate of Church and State.
"They use this statute to extort behavior out of individuals," the
congressman said, citing the Indiana Civil Liberties Union threatening
local educators. The group sent a letter to officials saying they would
be sued and be forced to pay attorney's fees should any graduation
prayers be offered at commencement ceremonies. The threat sent the
message, Hostettler said, that individuals tied to school districts
could be impoverished personally.
Said the lawmaker: "When officials see the potential threat of a
lawsuit, they stop allowing children to write papers for English class -
when they're asked to write about the most important person in their
life and they decide to write about Jesus Christ."
Hostettler's bill would allow cases to move through the courts without
public officials worrying about being held personally liable for
thousands in attorneys fees.
"Let's let these cases go forward; let's let the courts decide what's
constitutional and what's not, and let's not leave it up to the ACLU,"
he said.
Hostettler explained that while government entities can pay attorney's
fees charged to individual elected officials, they don't legally have
to, which puts the politicians on the hook.
Saying most taxpayers are in favor of allowing public religious
expression, the congressman noted the irony of those same taxpayers
being forced to pay the ACLU to sue their local governments.
"The current threat to public officials is very real; it's ongoing,"
Hostettler stated. "It's been the case for several years that public
officials are scared to death to suggest any type of public recognition
of our Christian roots. It's a problem that needs to be addressed in
Washington, D.C."
PERA would prohibit damages, court fees and attorney's fees from going
to plaintiffs in establishment-clause suits while keeping the original
purpose of the civil-rights law, Hstettler says, to provide a means for
those whose religious liberties have been blocked to find justice.
The congressman wonders why the ACLU would oppose his legislation since
it still provides for "injunctive relief" - e.g., a court can rule in
the ACLU's favor and force the removal of a Ten Commandments display -
but takes out the monetary incentive for lawsuits.
"If they're not out for the money but are really out to preserve our
civil liberties ... then the ACLU should not be opposing my bill,"
Hostettler commented.
Hostettler mentioned the case of Judge Roy Moore in Alabama, whose
colleagues on the state Supreme Court ordered the removal of a Ten
Commandments display because, the congressman says, they didn't want the
state's taxpayers to have to pay anymore than they did - $500,000 - to
the ACLU as a result of the case.
In the podcast, Lloyd decried the "terrorizing litigation tactics of the
ACLU."
Said Lloyd: "Not only can the ACLU brings these suits and compel
taxpayers to pay them to destroy the public display of our American
history and heritage, but so can Islamist terrorists or Islamist
sympathizers in our midst.
"All they have to do is walk into court, make their claim that they're
offended by the sight of a cross or other religious symbol, and they're
going to win the case because judges follow one another under stare
decisis," or deference to precedent.
The judges would then order that fees be paid to the Islamists, Lloyd
contends.
Lloyd said this issue came into focus for him when he witnessed the
fight in San Diego, Calif., over a cross on a veterans' memorial on
public land in the Mohave Desert.
"For me, that was the one step taken too far," Lloyd said. "Now, for the
first time, the ACLU was attacking the very veterans who secured their
freedom."
A civil-rights activist since the '60s, Lloyd worked with the ACLU in
the '70s and was "very supportive" of the 1976 Civil Rights Attorney's
Fees Act because it was a "noble attempt to assure that people who had
legitimate civil-rights violations and injuries could secure legal
representation."
Stated Lloyd: "The ACLU has perverted, distorted and exploited the Civil
Rights Act ... to turn it into a lawyer-enrichment act."
Lloyd says the American people are "oblivious" to how many millions of
dollars in taxpayer funds are going to the ACLU each year.
The attorney pointed out many attorneys in cases brought by the ACLU are
volunteers, so the fees the group is awarded normally do not go to
reimburse an attorney but rather directly into the organization's
coffers.
Lloyd also mentioned the case in Los Angeles County, where threat of
litigation caused the Board of Supervisors to have the county's seal
redesigned to eliminate a tiny cross.
"They would have fought the ACLU but for one reason: the threat of
attorney's fees," Lloyd said.
As WorldNetDaily reported, in October the Center for Reclaiming America
announced it had 100,000 signatures on a petition in support of PERA.
Since then, another 60,000 have been collected.
Hostettler's bill, which was introduced first in 2003 without success,
currently has 35 co-sponsors in the House of Representatives and sits in
the House Committee on the Judiciary.
Stated Hostettler: "If we're successful in Washington, D.C., it will be
because the American people have had enough. ... This is a war worth
fighting."
Ron Strom is a news editor for www.WorldNetDaily.com
Saturday, Dec. 31, 2005
It is this reporter's opinion that the ACLU and its members obviously do not
think the rules of ethics, morality and fairness apply to them. All one has to
do is watch their behavior when either the phrases "Under God" or "In God We
Trust" or patriotism is involved.
Their endeavors often extend to the ridiculous. Take the recent example of a
17-year-old student in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida: Nudged on by the local Civil
Liberties Union chapter, he refused to stand while the rest of the class recited
the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. He's now bringing a suit, which the ACLU
says is not about the Pledge of Allegiance, but about the right to choose not to
stand to recite the Pledge, and they are citing the First and Fourteenth
amendments. The kid says, "Patriotism is more than going along with everybody
else and saluting a flag; it's about such things as helping hurricane victims."
Now and then we see a glimmer of hope, such as the case of an attorney who once
worked for the ACLU and criticizes the organization "for perverting federal law
by threatening government officials into getting rid of public expressions of
religion."
He is Rees Lloyd, a civil rights attorney and an officer with the American
Legion who is supporting the Public Expression of Religion Act (PERA, HR 2679).
The bill would prohibit judges in civil suits involving the First Amendment
establishment clause from awarding attorneys' fees to those offended by
religious symbols or actions in the public square, such as the recent Ten
Commandments display in a courthouse.
The bill is put forth by Rep. John Hostettler, R-Ind., who says some
organizations have created a right to be protected from religion, which is found
nowhere in the Constitution, nowhere in the Bill of Rights. Hostettler's action
was inspired by the case of Judge Roy Moore in Alabama, where the state Supreme
Court ordered removal of a Ten Commandments display because it didn't want
Alabama taxpayers to have to pay any more than they did ($500,000) to the ACLU,
which brought the case.
Rees Lloyd decries "the terrorizing litigation tactics of the ACLU." Says Lloyd:
"Not only can the ACLU bring these suits and compel taxpayers to pay them to
destroy the public display of our American history and heritage, but so can
Islamist terrorists or Islamist sympathizers in our midst. All they have to do
is walk into court, make their claim that they are offended by the sight of a
cross or other religious symbol and they have a good chance to win their case."
Attorney Lloyd is furious over the San Diego, California, case over a cross on a
veterans memorial on public land. "That was one step taken too far," says Lloyd.
"For the first time, the ACLU was attacking the very veterans who secured their
freedom."
Lloyd worked with the ACLU in the '70s but he now says: "I have parted with
them. The ACLU has perverted, distorted, and exploited the civil rights act and
has turned it into a 'lawyer enrichment act.'" He says, "The American people are
oblivious to how many millions of dollars in taxpayer funds are going to the
ACLU each year."
He points out that many attorneys, in cases brought by the ACLU, are volunteers,
so the fees the group is awarded normally do not go to reimburse an attorney but
rather go directly into the organization's coffers. Lloyd cites case after case
in which local governments across the nation have knuckled under to threats of
litigation brought by the ACLU.
The ACLU picks a target, usually an organization with little, if any, money. It
threatens a lawsuit and brings in volunteer (unpaid) lawyers, and the case
becomes an unfair contest. Rather than sustain tremendous court costs, the
victim opts for a quick payoff.
Congressman Hostettler says, "When officials see the potential threat of a
lawsuit, they stop allowing children to write papers for English class that
might be threatened by the ACLU."
Also, you may recall that the ACLU chapter in New Mexico suspended an entire
chapter of its local organization because it discovered that a member of the
board of directors is leading the state's Minuteman group. The ACLU has
suspended the entire chapter. But there still might be hope: Congress is
actually now being asked to probe the ACLU.
One can only recall the words of the ACLU's founder, Roger Nash Baldwin, who
stated: "We are for socialism, disarmament, ultimately for abolishing the state
itself. We seek the social ownership of property, abolition of the propertied
class, and sole control of those who produce wealth - COMMUNISM IS THE GOAL."
Baldwin has left behind an institution that is fundamentally un-American and
subversive to the principles upon which America was founded.
Congressman John Hostettler's Public Expression of Religion Act (PERA, HR 2679)
would cut off the attorneys' fees and would stop supporting the terrorist
tactics by the ACLU. For years, public officials have been scared to death of
ACLU lawsuits. PERA would prohibit damages, court fees and attorneys' fees from
going to the plaintiffs while keeping the original purpose of civil rights law.
Gaylord Herald Times (MI)
Military honor guard struggling to meet demand
Dwindling ranks, red tape not helping
BY JOHN MYERS
Duluth News Tribune
It seemed like a good idea, bringing in members of the Sons of the
American Legion group to help form ceremonial honor guard teams perform
at veterans' funerals. These are gung-ho sons and grandsons of veterans
who are eager to help honor those who served the nation.
Not so fast, says the very government these veterans served.
"The government doesn't want anyone other than the Legion or VFW members
handling the rifles," said John Marshall, captain of the Duluth Combined
Honor Guard. "They say it's a liability issue. But it doesn't make any
sense. It's just more red tape."
The U.S. Defense Department provides the M-1 rifles used in the
ceremonies (and the blank cartridges, though the honor guard pays the
postage) and so dictates how the weapons are used.
"I think there are a lot of honor guards across the country in the same
position we're in, but they are just breaking the law and hoping they
don't get caught. We want to do this legally," said Marshall, 35, a
veteran of the Persian Gulf War.
The Duluth group has turned to U.S. Rep. Jim Oberstar, DFL-Minn., to
help lean on the Defense Department. So far, the federal bureaucracy
hasn't budged. Department of Defense officials could not be reached for
comment.
"We're still trying to figure out what they can and can't do," said Dave
Boe, an aide in Oberstar's Duluth office. "It's the Army Donations
Program that has to make the call. We're still working on it."
Six years ago Congress passed a law offering all veterans free military
honors at their funeral. But Congress didn't put much money behind the
offer, and in the Duluth area it's been up to volunteers from veterans
service organizations like the VFW and American Legion to do the job.
Some states offer a stipend to the honor guards for each service, but
Minnesota does not.
"Once again, the government can't keep its promise to veterans. We're
trying to keep it for them, but it's getting harder," Marshall said.
If something doesn't change soon, the Duluth group, like others across
the country, will run short of volunteers and may be unable to perform
at all the veterans' funerals requested.
AMERICAN LEGION AIDS VFW
The Duluth Combined Honor Guard already has expanded its reach to find
enough members. Once composed only of members of Veterans of Foreign
Wars Posts 137 and 6320, the group a few years ago turned to American
Legion Post 71 to bolster its ranks.
Still, all of those posts are seeing declining membership, and only
about 20 of the honor guard's 30 members are fully active. Trying to
gather half of them for a service, especially on winter weekdays, is
tough.
Marshall puts out phone calls and tries to have nine or 10 members for
each service, including a bugler, a commander, someone to hold the flag
and seven riflemen. Marshall often presents the folded flag to the
deceased's next of kin.
"That's such an emotional thing; it's so powerful for me," Marshall
said.
Former honor guard captain and World War II veteran Joe Venier, 83, said
spirits on the honor guard remain high even as friends and former guard
members pass away. Venier said he'll remain active on the honor guard as
long as he can.
"We can make it OK unless there are two funerals close to the same time.
Just (Monday) we had two at opposite ends of town, and that's tough,"
said Venier, a 30-year member of the honor guard.
'HUGE COMMITMENT'
Bob Woods, a 55-year-old Vietnam War veteran and longtime member of the
Duluth honor guard, said members might be able to skirt the federal
rules by buying their own rifles. But that would be expensive.
"It's already a huge commitment of time for people. You can figure three
hours for each service. Plus we do school events, flag etiquette classes
- and parades," Woods said. "It's something we all believe in, to honor
these guys who gave so much."
All the members drive their own vehicles to the services, pay for their
own gas, pay more than $500 for their uniforms and volunteer their time.
The honor guard accepts donations from families of deceased veterans and
this year sold calendars to help defray expenses. But the money raised
doesn't come close to covering costs.
"We can't always get nine or 10 people. Sometimes we have to go with six
or seven, but we do it," Marshall said. "We haven't had to turn anyone
down yet. We've had to move a few services to a different time. A couple
times we haven't had enough people to do the firing squad. But even if
it comes down to just me, I'll be there to present the flag."
DEATH RATE GROWS
The Duluth Combined Honor Guard has performed at 192 funerals this year,
including one on Tuesday and two on Monday. That's a 33 percent increase
above three years ago, as World War II veterans continue to die in
increasing numbers.
Fewer than 4 million of the more than 16 million World War II veterans
remain, and they are dying at the rate of about 1,100 per day
nationally, Marshall noted.
"These are guys who were at Omaha Beach and Okinawa. They deserve the
best service we can give them. But we need more men. We have to get more
people involved," he said.
Several of the honor guard's own members have passed away in recent
years, some serving until nearly the day they died. There are now only a
few World War II veterans who remain active.
The manpower shortage has hit home in another area, too. The honor guard
has been unable to find enough buglers. So the Duluth unit spent $500
each for two bugle simulators - amplifying inserts that play recorded
taps out of a bugle.
"Most people don't know the difference. It looks like a bugler is
playing and it sounds real good. It's a lot better than running a tape
in a boom box," Woods said. "It's really hard to find a real bugle
player anymore."
Military funeral honors
Military funeral honors became a statutory benefit to all veterans on
Jan. 1, 2000, with the signing of the National Defense Authorization
Act.
The law requires that, upon the family's request, every eligible veteran
is entitled to receive a military funeral honors ceremony including
folding, presentation of the U.S. burial flag and the sounding of taps,
at no cost to the family.
If possible, a traditional three-volley firing squad salute also is
offered.
Washington Times December 28, 2005
If you look closely at the
picture above, you will note that all the Marines pictured are
bowing their heads. That's because they're praying.
This incident took place at a recent ceremony honoring the
birthday of the corps, and it has the ACLU up in arms. "These
are federal employees," says Lucius Traveler, a spokesman for
the ACLU, "on federal property and on federal time. For them to
pray is clearly an establishment of religion, and we must nip
this in the bud immediately."
When asked about the ACLU's charges, Colonel Jack Fessender,
speaking for the Commandant of the Corps said (cleaned up a
bit), "Screw the ACLU." GOD Bless Our Warriors, Send the ACLU to
France.
Please send this to people you know so everyone will know how
stupid the ACLU is Getting in trying to remove GOD from
everything and every place in America. May God Bless America,
One Nation Under GOD!
GOD BLESS YOU FOR
PASSING THIS URL ON!
"Please Send This URL
To Your E-mail List"
http://www.vets-helping-vets.com/vhv20.htm
I am sorry but I am not
breaking this one.....Let us pray
Prayer chain for our
Military...please don't break it!
Please send this on
after a short prayer.
Prayer for our soldiers...please don't break it
Prayer
"Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as
they
protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts
they
perform for us in our time of need. I ask this in the name of
Jesus, our
Lord and Savior. Amen."
Prayer Request: When you receive this, please stop for a moment
and say a
prayer for our troops around the world.
Just send this URL
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people in your address book. Do not let it stop with you,
please....
Of all the gifts you could give a US Soldier, Sailor, Airman,
Marine & others
deployed in harm's way,
Prayer is the very best one
Hugh C. Rowland
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Dear Friends,
The ACLU is collecting millions of dollars in court awards
when they seek to remove symbols of the Christian faith
From society.
Recently,
legislation was introduced that would prevent secular
organizations from collecting attorney fees after suing
communities to remove the Ten Commandments, Memorial crosses
Nativity scenes and more.
The Center for Reclaiming America is mobilizing 100,000 citizen
petitions to present to Congress within the next 30 days urging
lawmakers to support the Public Expression Of Religion Act of
2005 (HR 2679).
Please take immediate action by clicking here for more
information:
http://www.cfra.info/33/petition.asp?PID=9869367&NID=1
P.S. Please read below for more details.
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
For years, the ACLU has made a fortune suing and receiving
Compensation for attorney fees on cases that they filed. This
courtroom campaign has netted them millions, and helps fuel
their insatiable drive to secularize our nation. Just look at
some of the recent awards the ACLU received: In Nebraska, the
ACLU was awarded $156,960 after a judge overturned an Amendment
to the Nebraska Constitution defining marriage as the union of
one man and one woman. The Amendment was approved by 70 percent
of Nebraska voters!
In San Diego California, the ACLU was handed $790,000 after
suing to nullify a lease between the city of San Diego and the
Boy Scouts of America. A federal judge sided with the ACLU,
ruling that the Boy Scouts are a religious organization because
they require kids to pledge an oath to God and promise to live
"morally straight."
In a well-publicized case, the ACLU received $121,500 after
suing to remove a monument outside the Kentucky Capitol
building. Over the last few years, American taxpayers have given
the ACLU and other Pro-abortion organizations upwards of
$6,000,000 in court awards following the Supreme Court's
decision in which they declared the Nebraska partial birth
abortion ban unconstitutional. These awards have affected 30
states!
Unless Christians take a strong stand to end the ACLU's license
to print money, these kinds of attacks on our rights to publicly
acknowledge God will further escalate.
Please take immediate action to eliminate the money motives
behind the ACLU's campaign to strip God from our nation.
Over the next 30 days, The Center will be mobilizing and
presenting 200,000 petitions to key lawmakers in support of The
Public Expression of Religion Act of 2005 (HR 2679), and we
would be honored to represent you!
Please click here to sign:
http://www.cfra.info/33/petition.asp?PID=9869367&NID=1
And after signing, please forward this
important URL:
http://www.cfra.info/33/petition.asp?PID=9869367&NID=1
to your friends and family urging them to
follow your lead.
Thanks for standing with us in the battle to expose and de-fund
the ACLU.
Read more about The Public Expression of Religion Act of 2005
(HR 2679): @
http://thomas.loc.gov/
For more on the ACLU visit our homepage: @
http://www.reclaimamerica.org/
The Center for Reclaiming America,
established by Dr. D. James Kennedy, is an outreach of Coral
Ridge Ministries to inform the American public and motivate
Christians to defend and implement the biblical principles on
which our country was founded. The Center, led by Executive
Director Dr. Gary Cass, provides non-partisan,
non-denominational information, training, and support to all
those interested in impacting the culture and renewing the
vision set forth by our Founding Fathers.
Executive Director
CENTER FOR RECLAIMING AMERICA
"DEFENSE
ONLY WINS IN FOOTBALL!"
Roy S. Alba II, USAF, Retired
YOU GET THE GOVERNMENT, MEDIA, & MILITARY YOU ALLOW
Stop the ACLU's radical agenda!
Stop the ACLU Coalition
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Chicago, IL 60638
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The Navy Seal
Navy SEALS are always taught:
1) Keep your priorities in order
2) Know when to act without hesitation.
A Navy SEAL was attending some college courses between assignments.
He had completed missions in Iraq and Afghanistan.
One of the courses had a professor who was an avowed atheist and a member of
the ACLU. One day he shocked the class when he came in, looked to the
ceiling, and flatly
stated, "God, if you are real, then I want you
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