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UPDATE: ( Posted by BykrBayb)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1327284/posts?page=371#371

Proof discovered of agenda in the Sponge Bob/Homosexual controversy.
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On News/Activism 01/25/2005 2:26:49 PM EST · 371 of 377

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I sent AFA a message through their website, telling them I have the teacher guide that was to accompany the video. I sent them a link to one of the files, and explained that there are about 100 more. I got an answer back from the Assistant to the Chairman requesting the rest of the files. I sent him the links, along with the following advice on how to authenticate them. This should be of interest to anyone who had questions.

Type the following into the Google search bar: http://www.wearefamilyfoundation.org/teachers/index.asp. That is a url registered to the We Are Family Foundation (WAFF). If you click on "a celebration of our common humanity" in the results, you’ll get the message “The page cannot be found.” That’s because WAFF removed it. Lower on the Google results page you will see other links. Click on "Show Google's cache of www.wearefamilyfoundation.org/teachers/index.asp". There is your proof that the page existed as shown on the date that Google says it did. That is only proof for that particular page. There is a slightly different method for verifying the remainder of the pages. You’ll notice the page you just retrieved looks strange without all the photos and icons, and none of the links work. That’s because each photo, icon and linked document is stored on it’s own url, and WAFF has removed them. However, each document you pull up will still list the url where missing documents from that page were stored. And the missing documents are still listed in Google’s cache. In the document you just pulled up, right click one of the links, and copy shortcut. Paste that shortcut into the Google search bar, and search. In some cases it will not return any results. If this happens, remove all of the shortcut except the filename {which is everything after the last slash (/)} and search again. Some of the results may be on a different server for tolerance.org. That’s where they got some if not all of their material. Keep that information also, because the filename is an exact match for WAFF’s filename, and the material is an exact match for WAFF’s material. Save the url for every page you visit, including the Google search pages, the documents you locate, everything. Another step you can take in verifying your results is to take a screen shot of each of your results. It’s time consuming, but may prove worth it.