I realize this at first won’t be popular, but petitioning the U.S. Federal Government to craft and adopt an Internet Bill of Rights (#IBOR) is a VERY BAD idea.  We already have a Bill of Rights in the U.S. and within it, in the First Amendment, our right to free expression be it spoken or in print is already protected.  Many argue this doesn’t extend to print word on the Internet, but they are wrong.  So why are we then seeing so much censorship online without any reprimand from the government?

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On November 20, 2017 the Express, a media outlet in the U.K., published this article stating that Irish Catholic priest Father Desmond O’Donnell essentially told the Belfast Telegraph Christians should stop using the word Christmas because it has been hijacked by “Santa and reindeer”.  This is a classic case of the pot calling kettle black. continue reading »

For decades, practically starting from the moment picture images were first sent flying through the ethos, television has seen a very slow but steady decline into a medium sans morals.  What used to be daring little hints of debauchery and evil has today become a blatant attack on the family and morality in the United States.

There no more denying it, television is satan’s marketing and promotion agency.
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No, the pope isn’t naked, but he has begun to expose the long held agenda of Roman Catholic Church.  This agenda doesn’t merely affect the members of the Roman Catholic Church, but all people of all beliefs, including those who don’t believe.

For decades now the world, and Americans in particular, have been experiencing a slow conditioning towards the acceptance of a one world government.  No where is the push greater than in the U.S. where American’s by nature are fighters.  And the Pope is here to help.
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