Posted on 01/17/2003 12:26:11 AM PST by 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub
I just signed the national "I SUPPORT THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF" petition to support our President's actions in the war against terror and wants you do the same. Click below to stand with our Commander In Chief: Jane Fonda, Oliver Stone, West Wing's Martin Sheen, Gloria Steinem, Rev. Al Sharpton and others have taken part in a national effort to "Resist the war and repression that has been loosed on the world by the Bush Administration. It is unjust, immoral and illegitimate." The organization is calling itself NION (Not In Our Name), and already more than 200,000 have joined the celebrity elite in this brutal attempt to undermine our President's policies. Using the Internet, and major media outlets, they are openly and viciously attacking President Bush by stating that their goal is to "resist the policies and overall political direction that have emerged since September 11, 2001." As Americans who love our God, and country, this is outrageous! * * * * A CALL TO ACTION! * * * * We are tired of the celebrity elite stealing away our voice on key issues that affect our nation by proclaiming: NOW IT'S TIME FOR THE LIBERTY-LOVING CITIZENS OF OUR GREAT NATION TO RISE UP AND SUPPORT OUR PRESIDENT IN THE FACE OF THESE DAMAGING ASSAULTS BY CLICKING BELOW: Through this national effort, Grassfire.net wants to deliver more than 100,000 signed petitions as quickly as possible to the White House, key leaders in Congress, and to the NION advisory board. Here's how YOU can help ... * * * ACTION ITEM #1 --SIGN THE PETITION We are calling on every American to sign our national "I SUPPORT THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF" petition. Click below to sign: And after signing, we are asking you to forward this message to 20-30 of your freedom-loving friends--urging them to stand with the President and against the liberal-minded message of Jane Fonda, Oliver Stone and others by signing the petition as well! Thank you for lending your voice in the growing chorus of support for our Commander In Chief! Grassfire.net Real Impact. Read Feedback. Real Results. P.S. Just one year ago, political leaders from both sides of the aisle as well as the Hollywood elite rallied behind our President. Now, just one year later, the radical left is undermining the President while our servicemen and women are defending our way of life! To counter NION's efforts, we are asking you to help us double, even triple their efforts as soon as possible. Please join the thousands of others who are urging Congress to support the Commander In Chief, today! + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + CLICK BELOW TO SIGN THE "I SUPPORT THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF" PETITION:
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May I suggest something CLEAN?
Speaking of which, isn't it time for your annual bath?
Don't do it for yourself, think of it as a birthday present for Kathy!
Today in Anchorage, Alaska:
Sunrise 9:52am
Sunset 4:28pm
Hi 34F
Lo 26F
Considerable cloudiness
Actual yesterday in Anchorage:
Hi 27F
Lo 20F
State Hi 50F Annette
State Lo -27F Fort Yukon
The CLEAN one!
The Marines Have landed
A Humvee exits the cargo ship 1st Lt. Baldomero Lopez, unloading U.S. Marines' military equipment, at a Kuwait port, January 17, 2003. A defiant Saddam Hussein rallied Iraqis on the 12th anniversary of the 1991 Gulf War on Friday with a vow to rout U.S. troops at the gates of Baghdad. The Iraqi president said he had mobilized his army and drawn up a plan to counter any invasion by the tens of thousands of U.S. soldiers, warplanes and ships now massing in the Gulf. U.S. Marines with the Offload Preparation Party work to offload 1st Marine Expeditionary Force's equipment from The U.S. military cargo ship 1st Lt. Baldomero Lopez, which docked at a Kuwait port, Friday Jan. 17, 2003. Two U.S. Marines guide the driver of an M1A1 Abrams tank to a staging area while offloading equipment in a Kuwait port, January 17, 2003. The equipment being offloaded from the ships, including tanks, artillery and enough food and supplies to outfit 17,000 troops for 30 days, will be linked up with the Camp Pendleton, California, based 1st Marine Expeditionary Force, which is repositioning to the region. A convoy of U.S. military vehicles, with a security vehicle bringing up the rear, depart Shuaybah Port, Kuwait, January 17, 2003. The equipment being offloaded from U.S. military ships, including tanks, artillery and enough food and supplies to outfit 17,000 troops for 30 days, will be linked up with the Camp Pendleton, California-based 1st Marine Expeditionary Force, which is repositioning to the region.
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