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This page has at least three stories that are duplicated
due to a worm of some kind. So if I take it off I will loose the story altogether. Sorry.. JAldrich
Today. 11
08 07 my site is being harrassed..the day the ENDA bill passed already there is a problem..now why am I being cautious???
here is the Breaking News page link I could not update ..
Also the link for the Supreme Court Hearing on
Petition Initiatives is up on the SJC website..
Here is Janets Video at ABRHS
Laramie posted 110407Jaldrich,
this story may be a series of followup links as well as the main coverage
of the Laramie Project implementation hate crimes task force as it seeks to set the "stage" in hardcore
Acton.. to persecute the Church..in this case the Phelps troop.who might I add did a pretty good job as well of telling
the Church to wake up..as I caught them leaving Acton Episcopal Church with Police escort and all but could not find them
as they vanished into thin air it seemed along with the pd..
three links will be put up shortly of the Forum put
on to alert the Community to the plays' intent with three speakers addressing the Homosexual theme in the play.
A tape of the second night of the play at ABRHS protest put on by the Phelps group and the HS kids
across the way yelling was filmed by Catch of the Day, Video News, Freelance Reporting at the request of an interested party.
Catch of the Day, Video News, wants to formally compliment the Acton Pd for the respectful handling of the protest.
Having filmed numerous protests this was the best ever. They had Aframes up to corral both sides, and it seemed like
15 cops the second night. they had a paddy wagon to haul away but it was not used and they didn't even need to threaten
as the scene was a perfect example of our First Amendment Right to protest on both sides. If anyone has a different story
please let me know. I was impressed and it was a passionate rally, as passionate as it can get and they held their cool
and never made a peep. I can't thank them enough really. The Police are there for our safety and they were
doing the job they were hired for. Salute..
Here are the videos of Laramie
Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie
Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3
for more backgound on
the Phelps group, here is a story from Americans for Truth
.
|
|
|  Fred Phelps has expanded on his “God Hates Fags” message to now protest U.S. soldiers’ funerals, “thanking” God for terrorist killings of
our troops as punishment for America’s embrace of homosexuality. Above, “IEDs” stands for “improvised explosive devices,” of the sort used to bomb American
military vehicles in Iraq and Afghanistan. Americans For Truth condemns Phelps’ unbiblical messages and his
grotesque targeting of soldiers’ funerals for his clan’s protests. (In 2005, the Kansas ‘minister’ said then
Illinois Family Institute Executive Director Peter LaBarbera was going to hell after LaBarbera condemned his ”God Hates Fags” protests.) Phelps’ military pickets like the above have led to enactment of a federal law and state laws restricting protests at military funerals; he is challenging the constitutionality of such laws. As Gary
Glenn writes below, Phelps also has a history of denying the power of Jesus Christ to change the lives of people
caught up in homosexual behavior (although he now seems to at least great that possibility on his website, http://www.godhatesfags.com/). Americans For Truth commends Gary Glenn’s excellent statement on Phelps below.
______________________________ The following statement was issued by Gary Glenn, president of American Family Association of Michigan in May 2006, upon learning that Fred Phelps of “God Hates Fags”
notoriety was planning to stage a protest at a military funeral in Michigan (emphasis added): Fred Phelps and Homosexual Activists Both Wrong
By
Gary Glenn The American Family Association of Michigan believes that homosexual behavior is harmful and wrong. Without apology, we oppose attempts by the Triangle Foundation [a Detroit-based homosexual organization] and other homosexual activist groups
to force their political agenda onto our children, our public schools, and society at large. We approach the public policy debate surrounding homosexual behavior with sincere Christian care and concern for
individuals who we believe put themselves physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually at risk by engaging in such behavior,
and with a spirit for protecting children and others put at risk by those who promote and enable such behavior. We personally know parents who in 2004 helped gather signatures to enact a Marriage
Protection Amendment to our state constitution — reaffirming marriage as only between one man and one woman
— not because they “hate” their children who are involved in homosexual relationships, but because they
love them. The sincere Christian compassion which motivates our stand
is marked by warning against — and protecting those we love from — harmful self-destructive behavior, not by the
false compassion of enabling or passing special laws to protect such behavior. That’s in sharp contrast to the self-described, expressly hate-motivated message of the Kansas “reverend”
who plans to picket a local military funeral this weekend. Fred
Phelps insists that individuals who engage in homosexual behavior are beyond hope or redemption, a false doctrine
that — while at odds with the true Christian gospel of repentance and forgiveness available to all — is much closer
to that of homosexual activists who echo Phelps’ insistence that individuals involved in homosexual behavior have no
hope of abandoning that lifestyle. We strongly disagree.
The false gospel preached by Fred Phelps and the Triangle Foundation is proven wrong by the life experience of individuals
who through faith, with God’s help, have abandoned homosexual activity and now live their lives in normal loving
relationships between a man and a woman, many married with children. In four Michigan cities, counseling services are
available staffed by individuals who themselves abandoned homosexual behavior and are compassionately committed to giving
others hope and help in doing so. (For example, see http://www.corduroystone.com/ in Lansing or http://www.recmin.org/ in Sterling Heights, [Michigan].) Compared
to sincerely compassionate voices who warn young people and others about the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual hazards
of such activity, Phelps gives the repulsive appearance of gleefully celebrating the life-threatening disease, premature
death and other severe health consequences medically associated with homosexual behavior. Recently, Phelps has expanded his expressly hate-driven activities to include despicable
attacks on U.S. military personnel who gave their lives in service to this country, parading “God Hates America”
signs and desecrating the American flag at their funerals without regard or compassion for their families or the
certainty that many such families are people of faith who themselves sincerely believe homosexual behavior is wrong. Phelps’ bizarre demand to erect celebratory public monuments to the murder
of homosexual college student Mathew Shepard has also motivated officials in at least one city, rather than grant
his demand, to ban all public displays and thus remove a Ten Commandments monument that had for half a century been displayed
in a city park. Phelps’ twisted message serves only to falsely
caricature and fuel prejudice and bigotry toward people of faith who sincerely espouse traditional Judeo-Christian moral views
on issues such as marriage and protecting the lives of prenatal children. He has become a near-indispensable
propaganda tool for homosexual activists intent on promoting homosexual behavior in our public schools and elsewhere
and demonizing anyone who objects. Despite the fact that they actually
share a central tenet of Phelps’ false, misguided doctrine — that individuals who engage in homosexual activity
are incapable of choosing otherwise — homosexual activists understandably leap at every opportunity to portray anyone
who dares oppose their own political extremism as “hate-mongers” comparable in motivation to Phelps, something
that’s as unfair and untrue as claiming that every single individual who engages in homosexual behavior is also a child
molester. The American Family Association of Michigan will continue its leadership role in standing against homosexual activists’
political agenda and their attacks on traditional family values and institutions such as marriage. We also condemn
Fred Phelps’ rejection of the Christian gospel of redemption and his expressly hate-motivated attacks not only
on individuals ensnared in the homosexual lifestyle, but on American military personnel and their families who have nothing
whatsoever to do with the issue. We respectfully offer our condolences
to the families of Sgt. Gabriel DeRoot and others killed in the War on Terror, and we salute these young men for their courageous
sacrifice in the cause of keeping all of our families safe and free. Further,
we endorse Michigan’s new state law banning Phelps’ brutish disruption of military funerals,
and we also urge our two U.S. senators — Sen. Carl Levin and Sen. Debbie Stabenow — to support efforts to constitutionally
ban desecration of the American flag by Phelps and others. Finally, as
we have since he first appeared here four years ago, AFA-Michigan once again urges Phelps not to bring his false gospel back
to southwest Michigan or anywhere else in our state. ______________________________ Gary Glenn, Midland, is president of the American Family Association of Michigan. He served
eight years in the Army National Guard. Contact him at www.AFAMichigan.org. Send Article to a Friend |
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Laramie posted 110407Jaldrich,
this story may be a series of followup links as well as the main coverage of the Laramie Project implementation hate
crimes task force as it seeks to set the "stage" in hardcore Acton.. to persecute the Church..in
this case the Phelps troop.who might I add did a pretty good job as well of telling the Church to wake up..as I caught them
leaving Acton Episcopal Church with Police escort and all but could not find them as they vanished into thin air it seemed
along with the pd..
three links will be put up shortly of the Forum put on to alert the Community to the plays'
intent with three speakers addressing the Homosexual theme in the play.
A tape of the second night of the
play at ABRHS protest put on by the Phelps group and the HS kids across the way yelling was filmed by Catch of
the Day, Video News, Freelance Reporting at the request of an interested party.
Catch of the Day, Video News, wants
to formally compliment the Acton Pd for the respectful handling of the protest. Having filmed numerous protests this
was the best ever. They had Aframes up to corral both sides, and it seemed like 15 cops the second night. they
had a paddy wagon to haul away but it was not used and they didn't even need to threaten as the scene was a perfect example
of our First Amendment Right to protest on both sides. If anyone has a different story please let me know. I was impressed
and it was a passionate rally, as passionate as it can get and they held their cool and never made a peep. I can't
thank them enough really. The Police are there for our safety and they were doing the job they were hired for.
Salute..
Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3
for more backgound on
the Phelps group, here is a story from Americans for Truth
.
|
|
| Fred Phelps has expanded on his “God Hates Fags” message to now protest U.S. soldiers’ funerals, “thanking” God for terrorist killings of
our troops as punishment for America’s embrace of homosexuality. Above, “IEDs” stands for “improvised explosive devices,” of the sort used to bomb American
military vehicles in Iraq and Afghanistan. Americans For Truth condemns Phelps’ unbiblical messages and his
grotesque targeting of soldiers’ funerals for his clan’s protests. (In 2005, the Kansas ‘minister’ said then
Illinois Family Institute Executive Director Peter LaBarbera was going to hell after LaBarbera condemned his ”God Hates Fags” protests.) Phelps’ military pickets like the above have led to enactment of a federal law and state laws restricting protests at military funerals; he is challenging the constitutionality of such laws. As Gary
Glenn writes below, Phelps also has a history of denying the power of Jesus Christ to change the lives of people
caught up in homosexual behavior (although he now seems to at least great that possibility on his website, http://www.godhatesfags.com/). Americans For Truth commends Gary Glenn’s excellent statement on Phelps below. ______________________________ The following statement was issued by Gary Glenn, president of American Family Association of Michigan in May 2006, upon learning that Fred Phelps of “God Hates Fags”
notoriety was planning to stage a protest at a military funeral in Michigan (emphasis added): Fred Phelps and Homosexual Activists Both Wrong
By
Gary Glenn The American Family Association of Michigan believes that homosexual behavior is harmful and wrong. Without apology, we oppose attempts by the Triangle Foundation [a Detroit-based homosexual organization] and other homosexual activist groups
to force their political agenda onto our children, our public schools, and society at large. We approach the public policy debate surrounding homosexual behavior with sincere Christian care and concern for
individuals who we believe put themselves physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually at risk by engaging in such behavior,
and with a spirit for protecting children and others put at risk by those who promote and enable such behavior. We personally know parents who in 2004 helped gather signatures to enact a Marriage
Protection Amendment to our state constitution — reaffirming marriage as only between one man and one woman
— not because they “hate” their children who are involved in homosexual relationships, but because they
love them. The sincere Christian compassion which motivates our stand
is marked by warning against — and protecting those we love from — harmful self-destructive behavior, not by the
false compassion of enabling or passing special laws to protect such behavior. That’s in sharp contrast to the self-described, expressly hate-motivated message of the Kansas “reverend”
who plans to picket a local military funeral this weekend. Fred
Phelps insists that individuals who engage in homosexual behavior are beyond hope or redemption, a false doctrine
that — while at odds with the true Christian gospel of repentance and forgiveness available to all — is much closer
to that of homosexual activists who echo Phelps’ insistence that individuals involved in homosexual behavior have no
hope of abandoning that lifestyle. We strongly disagree.
The false gospel preached by Fred Phelps and the Triangle Foundation is proven wrong by the life experience of individuals
who through faith, with God’s help, have abandoned homosexual activity and now live their lives in normal loving
relationships between a man and a woman, many married with children. In four Michigan cities, counseling services are
available staffed by individuals who themselves abandoned homosexual behavior and are compassionately committed to giving
others hope and help in doing so. (For example, see http://www.corduroystone.com/ in Lansing or http://www.recmin.org/ in Sterling Heights, [Michigan].) Compared
to sincerely compassionate voices who warn young people and others about the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual hazards
of such activity, Phelps gives the repulsive appearance of gleefully celebrating the life-threatening disease, premature
death and other severe health consequences medically associated with homosexual behavior. Recently, Phelps has expanded his expressly hate-driven activities to include despicable
attacks on U.S. military personnel who gave their lives in service to this country, parading “God Hates America”
signs and desecrating the American flag at their funerals without regard or compassion for their families or the
certainty that many such families are people of faith who themselves sincerely believe homosexual behavior is wrong. Phelps’ bizarre demand to erect celebratory public monuments to the murder
of homosexual college student Mathew Shepard has also motivated officials in at least one city, rather than grant
his demand, to ban all public displays and thus remove a Ten Commandments monument that had for half a century been displayed
in a city park. Phelps’ twisted message serves only to falsely
caricature and fuel prejudice and bigotry toward people of faith who sincerely espouse traditional Judeo-Christian moral views
on issues such as marriage and protecting the lives of prenatal children. He has become a near-indispensable
propaganda tool for homosexual activists intent on promoting homosexual behavior in our public schools and elsewhere
and demonizing anyone who objects. Despite the fact that they actually
share a central tenet of Phelps’ false, misguided doctrine — that individuals who engage in homosexual activity
are incapable of choosing otherwise — homosexual activists understandably leap at every opportunity to portray anyone
who dares oppose their own political extremism as “hate-mongers” comparable in motivation to Phelps, something
that’s as unfair and untrue as claiming that every single individual who engages in homosexual behavior is also a child
molester. The American Family Association of Michigan will continue its leadership role in standing against homosexual activists’
political agenda and their attacks on traditional family values and institutions such as marriage. We also condemn
Fred Phelps’ rejection of the Christian gospel of redemption and his expressly hate-motivated attacks not only
on individuals ensnared in the homosexual lifestyle, but on American military personnel and their families who have nothing
whatsoever to do with the issue. We respectfully offer our condolences
to the families of Sgt. Gabriel DeRoot and others killed in the War on Terror, and we salute these young men for their courageous
sacrifice in the cause of keeping all of our families safe and free. Further,
we endorse Michigan’s new state law banning Phelps’ brutish disruption of military funerals,
and we also urge our two U.S. senators — Sen. Carl Levin and Sen. Debbie Stabenow — to support efforts to constitutionally
ban desecration of the American flag by Phelps and others. Finally, as
we have since he first appeared here four years ago, AFA-Michigan once again urges Phelps not to bring his false gospel back
to southwest Michigan or anywhere else in our state. ______________________________ Gary Glenn, Midland, is president of the American Family Association of Michigan. He served
eight years in the Army National Guard. Contact him at www.AFAMichigan.org. Send Article to a Friend |
Want to See Every New AFTAH Article?If you don't want to miss anything posted on the Americans For Truth website, sign up for our "Feedblitz" service that gives you a daily email update of every new article that we post. (This
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LOWELL SUN REPORTER WAS AT THE LARIMIE PLAY PROTEST
LETS SEE WHAT THEY WRITE:
| | LOWELL -- More than half a century of emotional pain came to an end when Janice Carney opened her
eyes on the morning of Feb. 25, 2001, in a Colorado hospital. Full Story | |
| |
LOWELL
SUN REPORTER WAS AT THE LARIMIE PLAY PROTEST LETS SEE WHAT THEY WRITE:
| | LOWELL -- More than half a century of emotional pain came to an end when Janice Carney opened her
eyes on the morning of Feb. 25, 2001, in a Colorado hospital. Full Story | |
| |
GOLDEN RULES OF OUR COMMONWEALTH STORIES
As the shoe shine Preacher exhorted me this week
the Golden rule to the people is about money..it's about the gold..so when you see the GOLD DOME on all our Capital buildings
think again..the Golden Rule is the rule of Justice but the Golden role is the way of the money pit..whom do you serve??
The following stories have been fixed and so many calls came in
they have reversed all three decisions..Now the latest stupid story is the Military is selling porno magazines at Base Stores
and the kids of servicemen and women are buying them and getting addicted..nice way to protect the children of our fighting
men and women..need to make your voice known again..once more for morality..please call OK THE NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION AND THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HAVE SOMEHOW DISMISSED THE GOD OF OUR FOREFATHERS
IN THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT DISSING OF THE WORD LAOS DEO PRAISE BE TO GOD BY REMOVING A LINE MENTIONED
IN THE OLDER VERSION
WHICH REFERENCES GOD. I GOT THE FOLLOWING EMAIL FROM
AFA AMERICAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION WHICH HAS BEEN CLOSELY FOLLOWING
THE STORIES
IN THE PAST TWO WEEKS SINCE THE ARCHIVIST REMOVED GOD FROM THE FLAG REQUESTS
DOCUMENTS IN OUR NATIONAL
ARCHIVES. SEE FOR YOURSELF:
Dear janet, The
National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined the Veterans Administration in establishing anti-Christian
bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God” from a key display of America's Christian heritage in
Washington. The reference is an engraving of "Laus Deo," which is Latin
for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the
actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created a replica which is on display
in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now “God”
has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for an appropriate metal
for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals of the time, aluminum.
The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
Dear
janet, The National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined
the Veterans Administration in establishing anti-Christian bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God”
from a key display of America's Christian heritage in Washington. The reference
is an engraving of "Laus Deo," which is Latin for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce
aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created
a replica which is on display in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now
“God” has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for
an appropriate metal for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time, aluminum. The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
Dear janet, The National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined the Veterans Administration
in establishing anti-Christian bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God” from a key display of America's
Christian heritage in Washington. The reference is an engraving of "Laus
Deo," which is Latin for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created
a replica which is on display in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now
“God” has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for
an appropriate metal for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time, aluminum. The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
OK THE NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION AND THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HAVE SOMEHOW DISMISSED THE GOD OF OUR FOREFATHERS
IN THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT DISSING OF THE WORD LAOS DEO PRAISE BE TO GOD BY REMOVING A LINE MENTIONED
IN THE OLDER VERSION
WHICH REFERENCES GOD. I GOT THE FOLLOWING EMAIL FROM
AFA AMERICAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION WHICH HAS BEEN CLOSELY FOLLOWING
THE STORIES
IN THE PAST TWO WEEKS SINCE THE ARCHIVIST REMOVED GOD FROM THE FLAG REQUESTS
DOCUMENTS IN OUR NATIONAL
ARCHIVES. SEE FOR YOURSELF:
Dear janet, The
National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined the Veterans Administration in establishing anti-Christian
bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God” from a key display of America's Christian heritage in
Washington. The reference is an engraving of "Laus Deo," which is Latin
for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the
actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created a replica which is on display
in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now “God”
has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for an appropriate metal
for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals of the time, aluminum.
The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
Dear
janet, The National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined
the Veterans Administration in establishing anti-Christian bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God”
from a key display of America's Christian heritage in Washington. The reference
is an engraving of "Laus Deo," which is Latin for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce
aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created
a replica which is on display in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now
“God” has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for
an appropriate metal for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time, aluminum. The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
Dear janet, The National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined the Veterans Administration
in establishing anti-Christian bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God” from a key display of America's
Christian heritage in Washington. The reference is an engraving of "Laus
Deo," which is Latin for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created
a replica which is on display in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now
“God” has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for
an appropriate metal for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time, aluminum. The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
Here is
Janets Video at ABRHS
Laramie posted 110407Jaldrich,
this story may be a series of followup links as well as the main coverage
of the Laramie Project implementation hate crimes task force as it seeks to set the "stage" in hardcore
Acton.. to persecute the Church..in this case the Phelps troop.who might I add did a pretty good job as well of telling
the Church to wake up..as I caught them leaving Acton Episcopal Church with Police escort and all but could not find them
as they vanished into thin air it seemed along with the pd..
three links will be put up shortly of the Forum put
on to alert the Community to the plays' intent with three speakers addressing the Homosexual theme in the play.
A tape of the second night of the play at ABRHS protest put on by the Phelps group and the HS kids
across the way yelling was filmed by Catch of the Day, Video News, Freelance Reporting at the request of an interested party.
Catch of the Day, Video News, wants to formally compliment the Acton Pd for the respectful handling of the protest.
Having filmed numerous protests this was the best ever. They had Aframes up to corral both sides, and it seemed like
15 cops the second night. they had a paddy wagon to haul away but it was not used and they didn't even need to threaten
as the scene was a perfect example of our First Amendment Right to protest on both sides. If anyone has a different story
please let me know. I was impressed and it was a passionate rally, as passionate as it can get and they held their cool
and never made a peep. I can't thank them enough really. The Police are there for our safety and they were
doing the job they were hired for. Salute..
Here are the videos of Laramie
Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie
Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3
for more backgound on
the Phelps group, here is a story from Americans for Truth
.
|
|
| Fred Phelps has expanded on his “God Hates Fags” message to now protest U.S. soldiers’ funerals, “thanking” God for terrorist killings of
our troops as punishment for America’s embrace of homosexuality. Above, “IEDs” stands for “improvised explosive devices,” of the sort used to bomb American
military vehicles in Iraq and Afghanistan. Americans For Truth condemns Phelps’ unbiblical messages and his
grotesque targeting of soldiers’ funerals for his clan’s protests. (In 2005, the Kansas ‘minister’ said then
Illinois Family Institute Executive Director Peter LaBarbera was going to hell after LaBarbera condemned his ”God Hates Fags” protests.) Phelps’ military pickets like the above have led to enactment of a federal law and state laws restricting protests at military funerals; he is challenging the constitutionality of such laws. As Gary
Glenn writes below, Phelps also has a history of denying the power of Jesus Christ to change the lives of people
caught up in homosexual behavior (although he now seems to at least great that possibility on his website, http://www.godhatesfags.com/). Americans For Truth commends Gary Glenn’s excellent statement on Phelps below. ______________________________ The following statement was issued by Gary Glenn, president of American Family Association of Michigan in May 2006, upon learning that Fred Phelps of “God Hates Fags”
notoriety was planning to stage a protest at a military funeral in Michigan (emphasis added): Fred Phelps and Homosexual Activists Both Wrong
By
Gary Glenn The American Family Association of Michigan believes that homosexual behavior is harmful and wrong. Without apology, we oppose attempts by the Triangle Foundation [a Detroit-based homosexual organization] and other homosexual activist groups
to force their political agenda onto our children, our public schools, and society at large. We approach the public policy debate surrounding homosexual behavior with sincere Christian care and concern for
individuals who we believe put themselves physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually at risk by engaging in such behavior,
and with a spirit for protecting children and others put at risk by those who promote and enable such behavior. We personally know parents who in 2004 helped gather signatures to enact a Marriage
Protection Amendment to our state constitution — reaffirming marriage as only between one man and one woman
— not because they “hate” their children who are involved in homosexual relationships, but because they
love them. The sincere Christian compassion which motivates our stand
is marked by warning against — and protecting those we love from — harmful self-destructive behavior, not by the
false compassion of enabling or passing special laws to protect such behavior. That’s in sharp contrast to the self-described, expressly hate-motivated message of the Kansas “reverend”
who plans to picket a local military funeral this weekend. Fred
Phelps insists that individuals who engage in homosexual behavior are beyond hope or redemption, a false doctrine
that — while at odds with the true Christian gospel of repentance and forgiveness available to all — is much closer
to that of homosexual activists who echo Phelps’ insistence that individuals involved in homosexual behavior have no
hope of abandoning that lifestyle. We strongly disagree.
The false gospel preached by Fred Phelps and the Triangle Foundation is proven wrong by the life experience of individuals
who through faith, with God’s help, have abandoned homosexual activity and now live their lives in normal loving
relationships between a man and a woman, many married with children. In four Michigan cities, counseling services are
available staffed by individuals who themselves abandoned homosexual behavior and are compassionately committed to giving
others hope and help in doing so. (For example, see http://www.corduroystone.com/ in Lansing or http://www.recmin.org/ in Sterling Heights, [Michigan].) Compared
to sincerely compassionate voices who warn young people and others about the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual hazards
of such activity, Phelps gives the repulsive appearance of gleefully celebrating the life-threatening disease, premature
death and other severe health consequences medically associated with homosexual behavior. Recently, Phelps has expanded his expressly hate-driven activities to include despicable
attacks on U.S. military personnel who gave their lives in service to this country, parading “God Hates America”
signs and desecrating the American flag at their funerals without regard or compassion for their families or the
certainty that many such families are people of faith who themselves sincerely believe homosexual behavior is wrong. Phelps’ bizarre demand to erect celebratory public monuments to the murder
of homosexual college student Mathew Shepard has also motivated officials in at least one city, rather than grant
his demand, to ban all public displays and thus remove a Ten Commandments monument that had for half a century been displayed
in a city park. Phelps’ twisted message serves only to falsely
caricature and fuel prejudice and bigotry toward people of faith who sincerely espouse traditional Judeo-Christian moral views
on issues such as marriage and protecting the lives of prenatal children. He has become a near-indispensable
propaganda tool for homosexual activists intent on promoting homosexual behavior in our public schools and elsewhere
and demonizing anyone who objects. Despite the fact that they actually
share a central tenet of Phelps’ false, misguided doctrine — that individuals who engage in homosexual activity
are incapable of choosing otherwise — homosexual activists understandably leap at every opportunity to portray anyone
who dares oppose their own political extremism as “hate-mongers” comparable in motivation to Phelps, something
that’s as unfair and untrue as claiming that every single individual who engages in homosexual behavior is also a child
molester. The American Family Association of Michigan will continue its leadership role in standing against homosexual activists’
political agenda and their attacks on traditional family values and institutions such as marriage. We also condemn
Fred Phelps’ rejection of the Christian gospel of redemption and his expressly hate-motivated attacks not only
on individuals ensnared in the homosexual lifestyle, but on American military personnel and their families who have nothing
whatsoever to do with the issue. We respectfully offer our condolences
to the families of Sgt. Gabriel DeRoot and others killed in the War on Terror, and we salute these young men for their courageous
sacrifice in the cause of keeping all of our families safe and free. Further,
we endorse Michigan’s new state law banning Phelps’ brutish disruption of military funerals,
and we also urge our two U.S. senators — Sen. Carl Levin and Sen. Debbie Stabenow — to support efforts to constitutionally
ban desecration of the American flag by Phelps and others. Finally, as
we have since he first appeared here four years ago, AFA-Michigan once again urges Phelps not to bring his false gospel back
to southwest Michigan or anywhere else in our state. ______________________________ Gary Glenn, Midland, is president of the American Family Association of Michigan. He served
eight years in the Army National Guard. Contact him at www.AFAMichigan.org. Send Article to a Friend |
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Laramie posted 110407Jaldrich,
this story may be a series of followup links as well as the main coverage of the Laramie Project implementation hate
crimes task force as it seeks to set the "stage" in hardcore Acton.. to persecute the Church..in
this case the Phelps troop.who might I add did a pretty good job as well of telling the Church to wake up..as I caught them
leaving Acton Episcopal Church with Police escort and all but could not find them as they vanished into thin air it seemed
along with the pd..
three links will be put up shortly of the Forum put on to alert the Community to the plays'
intent with three speakers addressing the Homosexual theme in the play.
A tape of the second night of the
play at ABRHS protest put on by the Phelps group and the HS kids across the way yelling was filmed by Catch of
the Day, Video News, Freelance Reporting at the request of an interested party.
Catch of the Day, Video News, wants
to formally compliment the Acton Pd for the respectful handling of the protest. Having filmed numerous protests this
was the best ever. They had Aframes up to corral both sides, and it seemed like 15 cops the second night. they
had a paddy wagon to haul away but it was not used and they didn't even need to threaten as the scene was a perfect example
of our First Amendment Right to protest on both sides. If anyone has a different story please let me know. I was impressed
and it was a passionate rally, as passionate as it can get and they held their cool and never made a peep. I can't
thank them enough really. The Police are there for our safety and they were doing the job they were hired for.
Salute..
Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3 . Here are the videos of Laramie Project Oct 3rd 2007 Laramie Project Acton Boxborough High School 1 Video 2 Video 3
for more backgound on
the Phelps group, here is a story from Americans for Truth
.
|
|
| Fred Phelps has expanded on his “God Hates Fags” message to now protest U.S. soldiers’ funerals, “thanking” God for terrorist killings of
our troops as punishment for America’s embrace of homosexuality. Above, “IEDs” stands for “improvised explosive devices,” of the sort used to bomb American
military vehicles in Iraq and Afghanistan. Americans For Truth condemns Phelps’ unbiblical messages and his
grotesque targeting of soldiers’ funerals for his clan’s protests. (In 2005, the Kansas ‘minister’ said then
Illinois Family Institute Executive Director Peter LaBarbera was going to hell after LaBarbera condemned his ”God Hates Fags” protests.) Phelps’ military pickets like the above have led to enactment of a federal law and state laws restricting protests at military funerals; he is challenging the constitutionality of such laws. As Gary
Glenn writes below, Phelps also has a history of denying the power of Jesus Christ to change the lives of people
caught up in homosexual behavior (although he now seems to at least great that possibility on his website, http://www.godhatesfags.com/). Americans For Truth commends Gary Glenn’s excellent statement on Phelps below. ______________________________ The following statement was issued by Gary Glenn, president of American Family Association of Michigan in May 2006, upon learning that Fred Phelps of “God Hates Fags”
notoriety was planning to stage a protest at a military funeral in Michigan (emphasis added): Fred Phelps and Homosexual Activists Both Wrong
By
Gary Glenn The American Family Association of Michigan believes that homosexual behavior is harmful and wrong. Without apology, we oppose attempts by the Triangle Foundation [a Detroit-based homosexual organization] and other homosexual activist groups
to force their political agenda onto our children, our public schools, and society at large. We approach the public policy debate surrounding homosexual behavior with sincere Christian care and concern for
individuals who we believe put themselves physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually at risk by engaging in such behavior,
and with a spirit for protecting children and others put at risk by those who promote and enable such behavior. We personally know parents who in 2004 helped gather signatures to enact a Marriage
Protection Amendment to our state constitution — reaffirming marriage as only between one man and one woman
— not because they “hate” their children who are involved in homosexual relationships, but because they
love them. The sincere Christian compassion which motivates our stand
is marked by warning against — and protecting those we love from — harmful self-destructive behavior, not by the
false compassion of enabling or passing special laws to protect such behavior. That’s in sharp contrast to the self-described, expressly hate-motivated message of the Kansas “reverend”
who plans to picket a local military funeral this weekend. Fred
Phelps insists that individuals who engage in homosexual behavior are beyond hope or redemption, a false doctrine
that — while at odds with the true Christian gospel of repentance and forgiveness available to all — is much closer
to that of homosexual activists who echo Phelps’ insistence that individuals involved in homosexual behavior have no
hope of abandoning that lifestyle. We strongly disagree.
The false gospel preached by Fred Phelps and the Triangle Foundation is proven wrong by the life experience of individuals
who through faith, with God’s help, have abandoned homosexual activity and now live their lives in normal loving
relationships between a man and a woman, many married with children. In four Michigan cities, counseling services are
available staffed by individuals who themselves abandoned homosexual behavior and are compassionately committed to giving
others hope and help in doing so. (For example, see http://www.corduroystone.com/ in Lansing or http://www.recmin.org/ in Sterling Heights, [Michigan].) Compared
to sincerely compassionate voices who warn young people and others about the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual hazards
of such activity, Phelps gives the repulsive appearance of gleefully celebrating the life-threatening disease, premature
death and other severe health consequences medically associated with homosexual behavior. Recently, Phelps has expanded his expressly hate-driven activities to include despicable
attacks on U.S. military personnel who gave their lives in service to this country, parading “God Hates America”
signs and desecrating the American flag at their funerals without regard or compassion for their families or the
certainty that many such families are people of faith who themselves sincerely believe homosexual behavior is wrong. Phelps’ bizarre demand to erect celebratory public monuments to the murder
of homosexual college student Mathew Shepard has also motivated officials in at least one city, rather than grant
his demand, to ban all public displays and thus remove a Ten Commandments monument that had for half a century been displayed
in a city park. Phelps’ twisted message serves only to falsely
caricature and fuel prejudice and bigotry toward people of faith who sincerely espouse traditional Judeo-Christian moral views
on issues such as marriage and protecting the lives of prenatal children. He has become a near-indispensable
propaganda tool for homosexual activists intent on promoting homosexual behavior in our public schools and elsewhere
and demonizing anyone who objects. Despite the fact that they actually
share a central tenet of Phelps’ false, misguided doctrine — that individuals who engage in homosexual activity
are incapable of choosing otherwise — homosexual activists understandably leap at every opportunity to portray anyone
who dares oppose their own political extremism as “hate-mongers” comparable in motivation to Phelps, something
that’s as unfair and untrue as claiming that every single individual who engages in homosexual behavior is also a child
molester. The American Family Association of Michigan will continue its leadership role in standing against homosexual activists’
political agenda and their attacks on traditional family values and institutions such as marriage. We also condemn
Fred Phelps’ rejection of the Christian gospel of redemption and his expressly hate-motivated attacks not only
on individuals ensnared in the homosexual lifestyle, but on American military personnel and their families who have nothing
whatsoever to do with the issue. We respectfully offer our condolences
to the families of Sgt. Gabriel DeRoot and others killed in the War on Terror, and we salute these young men for their courageous
sacrifice in the cause of keeping all of our families safe and free. Further,
we endorse Michigan’s new state law banning Phelps’ brutish disruption of military funerals,
and we also urge our two U.S. senators — Sen. Carl Levin and Sen. Debbie Stabenow — to support efforts to constitutionally
ban desecration of the American flag by Phelps and others. Finally, as
we have since he first appeared here four years ago, AFA-Michigan once again urges Phelps not to bring his false gospel back
to southwest Michigan or anywhere else in our state. ______________________________ Gary Glenn, Midland, is president of the American Family Association of Michigan. He served
eight years in the Army National Guard. Contact him at www.AFAMichigan.org. Send Article to a Friend |
Want to See Every New AFTAH Article?If you don't want to miss anything posted on the Americans For Truth website, sign up for our "Feedblitz" service that gives you a daily email update of every new article that we post. (This
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LOWELL SUN REPORTER WAS AT THE LARIMIE PLAY PROTEST
LETS SEE WHAT THEY WRITE:
| | LOWELL -- More than half a century of emotional pain came to an end when Janice Carney opened her
eyes on the morning of Feb. 25, 2001, in a Colorado hospital. Full Story | |
| |
LOWELL
SUN REPORTER WAS AT THE LARIMIE PLAY PROTEST LETS SEE WHAT THEY WRITE:
| | LOWELL -- More than half a century of emotional pain came to an end when Janice Carney opened her
eyes on the morning of Feb. 25, 2001, in a Colorado hospital. Full Story | |
| |
GOLDEN RULES OF OUR COMMONWEALTH STORIES
As the shoe shine Preacher exhorted me this week
the Golden rule to the people is about money..it's about the gold..so when you see the GOLD DOME on all our Capital buildings
think again..the Golden Rule is the rule of Justice but the Golden role is the way of the money pit..whom do you serve??
The following stories have been fixed and so many calls came in
they have reversed all three decisions..Now the latest stupid story is the Military is selling porno magazines at Base Stores
and the kids of servicemen and women are buying them and getting addicted..nice way to protect the children of our fighting
men and women..need to make your voice known again..once more for morality..please call OK THE NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION AND THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HAVE SOMEHOW DISMISSED THE GOD OF OUR FOREFATHERS
IN THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT DISSING OF THE WORD LAOS DEO PRAISE BE TO GOD BY REMOVING A LINE MENTIONED
IN THE OLDER VERSION
WHICH REFERENCES GOD. I GOT THE FOLLOWING EMAIL FROM
AFA AMERICAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION WHICH HAS BEEN CLOSELY FOLLOWING
THE STORIES
IN THE PAST TWO WEEKS SINCE THE ARCHIVIST REMOVED GOD FROM THE FLAG REQUESTS
DOCUMENTS IN OUR NATIONAL
ARCHIVES. SEE FOR YOURSELF:
Dear janet, The
National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined the Veterans Administration in establishing anti-Christian
bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God” from a key display of America's Christian heritage in
Washington. The reference is an engraving of "Laus Deo," which is Latin
for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the
actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created a replica which is on display
in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now “God”
has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for an appropriate metal
for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals of the time, aluminum.
The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
Dear
janet, The National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined
the Veterans Administration in establishing anti-Christian bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God”
from a key display of America's Christian heritage in Washington. The reference
is an engraving of "Laus Deo," which is Latin for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce
aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created
a replica which is on display in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now
“God” has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for
an appropriate metal for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time, aluminum. The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
Dear janet, The National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined the Veterans Administration
in establishing anti-Christian bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God” from a key display of America's
Christian heritage in Washington. The reference is an engraving of "Laus
Deo," which is Latin for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created
a replica which is on display in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now
“God” has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for
an appropriate metal for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time, aluminum. The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
OK THE NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION AND THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HAVE SOMEHOW DISMISSED THE GOD OF OUR FOREFATHERS
IN THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT DISSING OF THE WORD LAOS DEO PRAISE BE TO GOD BY REMOVING A LINE MENTIONED
IN THE OLDER VERSION
WHICH REFERENCES GOD. I GOT THE FOLLOWING EMAIL FROM
AFA AMERICAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION WHICH HAS BEEN CLOSELY FOLLOWING
THE STORIES
IN THE PAST TWO WEEKS SINCE THE ARCHIVIST REMOVED GOD FROM THE FLAG REQUESTS
DOCUMENTS IN OUR NATIONAL
ARCHIVES. SEE FOR YOURSELF:
Dear janet, The
National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined the Veterans Administration in establishing anti-Christian
bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God” from a key display of America's Christian heritage in
Washington. The reference is an engraving of "Laus Deo," which is Latin
for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the
actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created a replica which is on display
in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now “God”
has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for an appropriate metal
for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals of the time, aluminum.
The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
Dear
janet, The National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined
the Veterans Administration in establishing anti-Christian bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God”
from a key display of America's Christian heritage in Washington. The reference
is an engraving of "Laus Deo," which is Latin for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce
aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created
a replica which is on display in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now
“God” has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for
an appropriate metal for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time, aluminum. The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
Dear janet, The National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has joined the Veterans Administration
in establishing anti-Christian bigotry as public policy. The NPS has censored “God” from a key display of America's
Christian heritage in Washington. The reference is an engraving of "Laus
Deo," which is Latin for "Praise be to God," on the east side of the 100-ounce aluminum cap atop of the Washington Monument. Since the actual inscription on the cap is unviewable atop the 555-foot stone column, the NPS created
a replica which is on display in the white-colored obelisk of marble, granite and sandstone. Now
“God” has been removed from the plaque containing information about the Washington Monument. In 2000 the plaque read: APEX OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched for
an appropriate metal for the apex that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time, aluminum. The casting was inscribed with the phrase, Laus Deo, (Praise be to God).
The NPS censored the last sentence from the latest plaque, which now reads: CAP OF THE MONUMENT Reproduction The builders searched
for appropriate metal for the cap that would not tarnish and would act as a lightning rod. They chose one of the rarest metals
of the time – aluminum.
In addition, the replica of the cap which is in the monument has been positioned so
close to the wall that the wording “Laus Deo” cannot be read. Prior to the censorship by the NPS, the replica
wording could be read. It was the third time in just the past few weeks that an
agency of the federal government has banned the use of “God.” First was the Architect of the Capitol banning religious
references when issuing flag certificates. That ruling was later rescinded. Next came the Veterans Administration censoring
religious references in the script used to describe each fold of the flag at 125 national cemeteries. That censoring came after only one person
complained. Because of the NPS censorship, children and other visitors to the
monument now have no way to know that the words, 'Laus Deo,' ('Praise be to God'), are inscribed on the original
cap atop the monument! This censoring of God will help establish anti-Christian bigotry into federal law. Click Here for more information.
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