Many of us remember George Carlin’s Seven Forbidden Words. Eliminate all laws governing obscenity by calling them “censorship” and a violation of free speech and free press. As you read, keep in mind that this list was written in 1958."Ģ4. It’s interesting that the Representative was a member of the Democratic Party, the very party that has been largely enveloped by those with Communist and Socialist beliefs. While they may be masqueraded under the guise of something other than communism, the final result is the same – the dissolution of the Constitutional Republic that is the foundation of the United States of America. Of the 45, I can provide specific examples to at least 40 of them. Cleon Skousen in The Naked Communist, written in 1958 and read into the Congressional Record in 1963. Cleon Skousen (1958) 08 Jan The following is a list of Current Communist Goals as revealed by Dr. In light, or night, of current events about gay wedding issues, the following should be of interest: Today, Monday 12-23-2013, Mills guest will be: Lane Ronnow, TV host of Southern Utah Live, Looking to see if this show was archived: Darell Thorpe was also on Radio Active, with Steve Mitton, talking about how Santa Claus traditions go back to the early Christian doctrine that Christ went to other nations around the world. To hear this show see this link: 12-21-2012 Christmas legends. Hear also an earlier show on traditions about how Christkindl, Christkind, Kriss Kringle & Santa Claus are later traditions that go back to the early Christian doctrine that Christ went to other nations. Link to show 12-16-2013, click link to hear show. And: Jesus Christ, The World Wide Wounded Wanderer. Darell his books: The Christ in Santa Claus Unmasked.
Recent shows: Darell Thorpe, with Mills talking about Christmas customs, his book: Christmas of 45. Mills Crenshaw's Christmas of 45, is still up on Amazon, but more is coming from the master story writer, Mills Crenshaw, Such as his: Christmas The Merchant of Bethlehem, by Mills Crenshaw, 2013.
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