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<p>The Rev. Frederick Boyle, whose anti-war activism preceded his reassignment last year from the Millbrook United Methodist Church in Randolph, is facing a new controversy.</p> <p>Approximately 100 congregants at the Titusville United Methodist Church in Hopewell, where Boyle was moved last July following a pre-war trip to Iraq, met Sunday with Methodist church leaders to discuss his ongoing activism.</p>

Bring Halliburton Home Cancel the contracts. Ditch the deals. Rip up the rules. Those are a few suggestions for slogans that could help unify the growing movement against the occupation of Iraq. So far, activist debates have focused on whether the demand should be for a complete withdrawal of troops, or for the United States to cede power to the United Nations. But the "Troops Out" debate overlooks an important fact. If every last soldier pulled out of the Gulf tomorrow and a sovereign government came to power, Iraq would still be occupied: by laws written in the interest of...

Are you getting sick of all the anti-war protestors? Want to make a difference? Now you can, by becoming a part of the "Citizens for Fair and Balanced Funding" (CFBF) chapter right here on Free Republic. The CFBF Committee will take on the task of exposing the funding sources, organizations and individuals supporting the anti-war movement. We will do this through in-depth research of organizations who are both providing and receiving public money or tax benefits for their support of the movement. In many cases, these organizations have been formed under the IRS as 501(c)3 corporations, and are not being...