Friend or Foe? (Vanity)

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At a time when America’s best and bravest men are fighting and dying in a God forsaken land to protect our freedoms - a time when the lines of good and evil are being clearly drawn -  we should know who is friend and who is foe. 

So I am posting this to see how Freepers feel about Mavis Leno’s (wife of comedian Jay Leno ) membership in the FEMINIST MAJORITY FOUNDATION a.k.a Ms. Magazine Online and affiliated organizations that:

 1) Support abortion - 40 million killed and counting.

 2) Support Partial Birth Abortion.

 3) Support Gun Control -  the elimination of the 2nd Amendment

 4) Support the filibuster of judicial nominees.

 5) Support subjugating America’s interest to those of the UN.

 6) Support the work of Michael Mooron.

 7) Support the annihilation of Israel by the Islaminazis.

 8) Support the destruction of our Constitutional Republic for a Socialist State. 

9) Oppose Capitalism. 

10) Oppose America’s war on tyranny.

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Mavis Leno supports organizations that are the antithesis of all that we value here at FR. While Jay Leno entertains us with cute punch lines, his wife continues to stealthily support organizations that would destroy all that we hold dear?

What say you?

[exmarine]

Okay, so Ms. Leno is your run-of-the-mill radical commu-fascistic amoral liberal. So is about 99% of Hollyweird.

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"Okay, so Ms. Leno is your run-of-the-mill radical commu-fascistic amoral liberal. So is about 99% of Hollyweird."

Does that fact affect your opinion of Jay Leno? Do you watch the Tonight show?

[AppyPappy]

She once sold me some crack.

[exmarine]

Does that fact affect your opinion of Jay Leno? Do you watch the Tonight show?

No, my opinion of Leno has never been very high, and I can't stomach his guests.

[Search4Truth]

You too funny Pappy. :)

On on a mission from God.

[Search4Truth]

"No, my opinion of Leno has never been very high, and I can't stomach his guests."

I hear ya brother, never watch the show myself. But now that I know what I do about Mavis Leno, I'm on a mission, doing my small part in support of the troops by fighting the enemy at home.

I hold the Liberals responsible for your Marine brethren being in harms way. I know it is the Marine's job, and they do it with admirable courage and determination, but each man lost is a tragedy. Their blood is on the Liberal's hands.

It is my intention to hold them all accountable.

[exmarine]

Good for you - I support your efforts. The ones who publically make these stands should be publically rebuked and humiliated.

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Mavis Leno Chairs the FEMINIST MAJORITY FOUNDATION'S Campaign to Stop Gender Apartheid. 

Organizations affiliated with the FEMINIST MAJORITY FOUNDATION  a.k.a Ms. Magazine are:

* Code Pink. Women's Preemptive Strike for Peace
Code Pink was organized by Medea Benjamin of Global Exchange, Starhawk, and Jodie Evans of UnReasonable Women to oppose war in Iraq from a feminist perspective. Code Pink's four- month peace vigil In front of the White House ended on March 8, International Women's Day. Members of Code Pink traveled to Iraq in early February on a peace mission.

* Win Without War
Win Without War is a broad coalition of national organizations, founded by Susan Shaer of WAND; David Cortright of Fourth Freedom forum; Duane Peterson of True Majority; Bob Edgar of National Council of Churches; Michael Kieschnick of Working Assets, and Wes Boyd of Move0n, advocating alternatives to preemptive war In Iraq. The coalition offers a mainstream voice. Win Without War sponsored the Virtual March on Washington on February 26 and coalition members have launched innovative TV ad campaigns.

* United for Peace and Justice
United for Peace and Justice, co-chaired by Andrea Buffa of Global Exchange, Leslie Cagan of Pacifica, and Bill Fletcher of TransAfrica, is an umbrella peace campaign bringing together the work of human rights, feminist, civil rights, environmental, anti-poverty, lesbian and gay, religious, and peace groups united, in opposition to a war in Iraq. The coalition organized the February 15 mobilization in New York.

* MoveOn
MoveOn, founded by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs Joan Blades and Wes Boyd, is working to bring ordinary people back into politics. With a
nationwide network of more than 600,000 online activists, MoveOn conducts large-scale, grassroots campaigns on issues ranging from
the war in Iraq to judicial nominations, MoveOn's peace campaign was founded by Eli Pariser, a recent college graduate.

* Not In Our Name (NION)
NION was formed to "strengthen and expand resistance to the U.S. government's course in the wake of September 11." Many prominent artists, activists, and intellectuals, including Gloria Steinem, Alice Walker, Eve Ensler, and Robin Morgan, have signed onto the NION statement of conscience, which has appeared in full-page ads in major publications.

* International A.N.S.W.E.R (Act Now to Stop War & End Racism) Formed by the International Action Center, Nicaragua Network, Mexico Solidarity Network, and Partnership for Civil Justice after September 11 to stop the rush to war and end racism. A.N.S.W.E.R led three massive demonstrations in Washington D.C. The organizing is entirely volunteer-driven, and is led by Sarah Sloan and Sara Friedman. Groups

* Women's Action for New Directions (WAND)
Founded by anti-nuclear activist Dr. Helen Caldicott in 1982, WAND empowers women to act politically to reduce violence and militarism, and redirect excessive military resources toward unmet human and environmental needs. Actively involved in anti-war coalitions, executive director Susan Shaer serves as national co-chair of Win Without War.

* National Organization for Women (NOW)
with almost half a million members and hundreds of chapters across the country, is working with Code Pink and other women's peace organizations to organize feminist actions against the war. NOW president Kim Gandy spoke at the February 15 rally in New York City as well as the International Women's Day peace march and rally on March 8.