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Stolen Honor to be Broadcast on Network Television this Weekend! 10/31/2004 Newsmax has already started airing Stolen Honor on network television. It will be broadcast many times before Tuesday. It will be aired on Pax TV over 10 times alone. The next scheduled airing of Stolen Honor on Pax TV is 4 p. m. EST/PST. It will also be available Pay-Per-View on DISH Network Monday. Make sure to check it out if you want to learn the truth about…

Where are the Missing Weapons? 10/30/2004 I’m sure many of you would like to know where the 380 tons of missing weapons from the Al Qaqaa dump are. Well this question was answered yesterday in a Pentagon Press Conference. They made a statment that at least 250 tons of weapons were removed from the Al Qaqaa dump and that they were then dismantled by our military. They also pointed out that a whopping 7,000 tons of weapons in Iraq…

New Doumentary Evidence Suggests that John Kerry committed Treason! 10/27/2004 During Vietam, John Kerry was involved in an anti-war movement which led the U. S. troops to surrender to our enemy. You need to read the article from WND entitled Discovered Papers: Hanoi Directed Kerry Yours truly, Joshua Clinard @ 9:48 pm …

John Kerry Bases Campaign on Bogus NYT Story! 10/27/2004 For the last two days, Kerry has been on the stump repeating the bogus New York Times story that 280 tons of explosives went “missing” because the U. S. troops failed to secure the site soon enough. Kerry says that these weapons could be in the hands of the terroists. He also says this is just another one of President Bush’s mistakes in Iraq. What he failed to point out,…

Wictory Wednesday 10/20/2004 Republican Congressman Jim DeMint is slightly ahead of his Democrat opponent in the race for South Carolina’s open Senate seat. But he needs one last push to close the deal. If you don’t want to see more Democrats in the Senate, you can help DeMint by donating to his campaign. If you are willing to contribute to other candidates for the U. S. Senate, there is a list of competitive Senate races at electoral-vote. com Today…

Fellowship of Reconciliation Photos 10/19/2004 A group calling themselves Fellowship of Reconciliation is sending over 200 photos of people holding signs with messages apologizing to Iraqi people for the U. S. war. Some of them apologize for atrocities the U. S. Government committed. What atrocities? For anyone to compare making prisoners of war wear underwear on their heads to atrocities like the ones John Kerry committed in Vietnam is just incredible! Other messages tell Iraqi’s they are praying for…

John Kerry Lies: Plans to Raise Taxes on Middle-Class! 10/16/2004 In the second presidential debate, John Kerry looked straight into the camera and promised all Americans that he would not raise taxes on anyone who makes less than $200,000 a year. But John’s tax plan says differently. His plan is to rollback the tax rates for the top 2 tax brackets to Clinton levels. This would effectively raise taxes on anyone making $146,750, according to the IRS! Yours truly,…

Wictory Wednesday! 10/13/2004 New polls show that the race between Republican US Senate candidate Tom Coburn and Democrat Brad Carlson in Oklahoma is a tossup. Coburn is the more talented candidate, but Carson is benefiting from a systematic campaign by Oklahoma media to boost his candidacy. Coburn needs our help to tip the scales. A few dollars can go a long way towards buying advertising that highlights Coburn’s conservatism and Carson’s liberalism. You can easily contribute to Coburn’s campaign…

The Truth About Iraq 10/11/2004 In the last couple of debates, Kerry and Edwards have been stressing that there are many problems in Iraq, and that things are not going well. They gleefully point out that Americans are seeing violence and other problems in Iraq on their TV’s everyday. And it’s true. They do see Iraqi problems on television. But there is a reason for that. The mainstream media has a political agenda. The mainstream media makes a point…

The 2nd Presidential Debate 10/9/2004 Watched the debate tonight, as usual. Bush did a great job of defending himself against Kerry’s attacks, as well as going on the offense. Bush looked much better tonight than in the last debate. He looked less tired, and he was certainly better prepared. He sounded tough, and had control of the situation. Kerry, on the other hand looked tired. He repeated campaign one liners and rhetoric. He also lied several times too. If…