Posted on 10/30/2016 3:23:06 PM PDT by Sean_Anthony
A Call To Arms! A Cry For Help! PASS THIS ON!!!! Part II
Back in the formative days of our great nation - in Boston there was a big elm tree the patriots then knew as ‘The Liberty Tree.’ That was where they met to encourage one another and to exchange ideas. That was the tree upon which notices were tacked and under which all sorts of information was dispersed. While we still have a relatively free Internet, and keeping in mind that the cyber-turf upon which we tread is mostly owned and managed by the liberal world, let’s tack these sorts of messages up in the most public places - reaching as many as we can. Literally only seconds remain until America’s most crucial election. Yesterday’s article, “A Call To Arms! A Cry For Help! PASS THIS ON!!!!” carried the same links as are today again attached (below). I’m grateful that it saw a lot of mileage and is still traveling! Let’s again, today, tack this on the Liberty Tree, and send it far and wide!
The future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of islam. (B.H. 0. in speech to UN.). The totalitarian left has often teamed up with totalitarian islam.
That cartoon is wrong! Trump should use a mirror because that was what was used to kill Medusa.
And a vote for barrry hussein was a vote for the islamic mahdi. Didn’t help.
The dems worship those who want to destroy America.
And a vote for barrry hussein was a vote for the islamic mahdi. Didn’t help.
The dems worship those who want to destroy America.
As the crapfall inundates the Clinton/Hussein machine we have to remember that a cornered animal can be pretty fierce and is capable of some nasty surprises. I hope Hussein is as much a coward as he has seemed. Perhaps he will decamp rather than unleash whatever hell he might have in reserve.
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