Posted on 08/15/2005 9:37:41 PM PDT by KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle
MOORPARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 15, 2005--"Enough is enough!" said Delores Taylor, alongside her husband, Tom Laughlin (Billy Jack). The quintessential activist heroine and hero of the 1970's are back with a vengeance. They are determined to end the war in Iraq, by restoring America to her moral purpose, before subway terrorists possess nuclear weapons in suitcases.
To reveal this new exciting exit plan, Laughlin will be holding a press conference at Peace House located at 9142 5th Street, Crawford, Texas, on Thursday, August 18, 2005 at 1 p.m. (CT).
"This plan is a win/win situation for the Iraqi people, and especially for every American -- Republican, Democrat or Independent. Over 87% of 174 voters strongly approved this plan, including 61% who were Republican or initially favored the war," said Laughlin.
Not affiliated with either political party, Taylor and Laughlin are inviting the public to join them in a crusade to end the war and diffuse the escalating nuclear crisis.
Outraged at the daily deaths of American soldiers as well as innocent Iraqi civilians, and in support of Cindy Sheehan's courageous stand, they have created a never-before-seen comprehensive seven-month campaign with five separate major national events. The goal is to make America and the world fully aware that there exists an immediately available exit plan to end the war, give genuine peace, freedom and democracy to the Iraqi people, and bring our troops home by Christmas.
At Laughlin's press conference, he will reveal:
-- What the realistic exit plan is, why it will work, and why it is immediately available.
-- What these five separate national events will be, and how they will make certain that Sheehan's patriotic "Paul Revere" wake up call that this war has always been about oil does not disappear.
"These five unprecedented national events will prove to everyone that this war was always about deception and oil," says Laughlin. "And once you understand the war has always been about oil, the exit plan becomes self-evident," he continues.
The special events include: A national campaign of six full-page newspaper ads, TV spots and infomercials; a ten million person/100 city rally and vigil; a citizens' investigative nationally televised hearing conducted not by politicians, but by a panel of victims of the war; use of the Billy Jack Web site and other sites against the war; and another unprecedented event that will reach the world, the production of a major franchise feature film to end the war -- Billy Jack's Crusade to End the War and Restore America To Its Moral Purpose.
For further information, contact EndTheIraqWar.com at P.O. Box 840, Moorpark, CA 93020. Call: 877-253-4567. Fax: 805-523-9412. E-mail: EndTheIraqWar@yahoo.com. Web Site: www.EndTheIraqWar.com or www.BillyJack.com.
Big Earl is pocketing the difference and still running up the tab < /barking moonbat theory >
Sounds like the original Buckaroo Banzai.
If he has a plan to end daylight savings time, I'm on!
"They came to town . . . like the animals they were!"
You think this could be it?
In Billy Jack, he handled the bad guys by kicking their behinds.
In Born Losers, he beat the bad guys by shooting them in the head.
Those are the only two solutions he should be proposing.
ROFL!
I wish my favorite video store hadn't gone under after Blockbuster came to town.
They had *all* that old campy stuff....;))
And also, there was a lot less pesudo-moralistic 'non-violence-is-the-answer-to-violence' claptrap interrupting the violent @ss-kickings....:))
You owe me a new laptop screen....:)
Yep, loved the way he split Jeremy Slate's sunglasses in "Born Losers"
Hmmmm...........
Click the Pic J
**Ducking and running**
(The Devil made me do it)
J
Is Tom related to Don Laughlin? (owner of Don Laughlin's Riverside Casino and founding father of Laughlin Nevada).
The best exit strategy in Iraq is to bring home all of, ..., the reporters!
agh...I misspelled seagal..
I also think Clint Eastwood runs like a fancy boy
No...thought he was dead! lol
Yeah, that's why oil is $67 a barrel. I would think that if it was a war for oil it would get cheaper as we just "took it".
Besides, if we were going to "go to war for oil" then it would be really STUPID to go 6,000 miles to a desert and do it there when all we have to do is invade Canada, Mexico and Venezuala.
Danger would be less and our troops could come home every month for an extended weekend.
It never ceases to amaze me how true idiots can banter about the world of ideas and not once use simple logic.
Billy Jack: I'm gonna take this right foot, and I'm gonna whop you on that side of your face...
...and you wanna know something? There's not a damn thing you're gonna be able to do about it.
"Hey Dude"! "Look out for his feet!" "They carry a lethal fungus!" I must have seen this tired flick 700 times when I worked at a small Movie Theater back in the 70's, Times were tough and I was just out of the service. Rode a Motorcycle [be cause I coudn't afford a car] and was called "Billy Jack" by all the locals because I booted a Yahoo blowhard headfirst out of the Theater one night. But I admit although the movie stunk and was tedious, I met my future wife [ who was 16 and taking tickets] there and we ended up happily married going on 20 years now with 4 kids.
I would pay big bucks for the outrageous black "Roy Orbison" jobs my mother wore back in the late 60s.
Those massive things were so horrible that they were *almost* cool.
I can't forget them because she has a photo of herself wearing them along with a trenchcoat while standing in front of a monument at the Antietam battlefield.
She can't understand why I have to stifle a snorting giggle when she pulls out the old family pix.
She looks like some kind of hitman or something...:))
Mr Laughlin would probably have a fit if he knew he'd indirectly contributed to the overwhelming happiness of a *conservative*.
He might even...just...go ber-SERK!...:))
[kudos to you and the missus!]
I've always wondered how people who work in theaters stay sane.
I loved "The Passion" but if I'd had to sit through it [or any other flick] 5 or 600 times, I think I just might snap....:))
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