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Three-year-old Austin Morrow of Austin waves his U.S. flag while listening to "Stars and Stripes Forever" at the Rally For America on the Capitol steps Tuesday. Marrow's brother, Parker, sang in the Austin Children's Choir during the rally. The rally, attended by more than 200 Austinites, was followed by a concert and laser light show at Waterloo Park.David Fink/Daily Texan Staff Rally draws support, protest Hundreds gather at Capitol to voice opinions on war By Verena Isensee (Daily Texan Staff) November 14, 2001 The overture "God Bless America" played as more than 200 UT students and Austinites converged Tuesday ...

HOW YOU CAN HELP CONTACT US TERRORISM FAQs WEB RESOURCES BOOKS CALENDAR --> HOME Program November 13, 2001 - Austin, Texas 3:45 - 5:40 pm - South Steps of the Texas Capitol Covington Middle School Band Presentation of the Colors by UT ROTC Color Guard UT Concert Chorale and Austin Children's Choir Welcome and Thanks to Sponsors by Bob Cole and KVET Introductory Remarks Austin Children's Choir Remarks by Marty Fangman of Keller, Texas, whose brother died in the September 11th Attack on the World Trade Center Remarks by Toni Lawrence of Houston, sister of the late Barbara Olson ...

CALIFORNIA TALK RADIO HOST on DC's WMAL 630AM Monday thru Wednesday this week. Some of you may remember that on March 1, 2003 Mark Williams hosted Free Republic callers from coast to coast in the run up to Rally for America. Listeners tuned in via the internet as DC's Dr. Raoul was reached in near blizzard conditions to open that special broadcast as patriots traveled to Rally for America sites around the country. A half dozen Freepers patricipated in that EIB Network program. We wanted to get the word out over the weekend that Mark will be on your airwaves...

FREEPERS!In the spirit of our successful "Rally for America" in '03 and as FReepers and patriotic Americans, it's time to once again to hit the streets as a national force to stand up for what is right and take action against the juggernaut of lies, evasions and mistruths perpetrated by the liberal media who want to see the War on Terror fail! September 11, 2004has been designated by the Free Republic Network and associated FR Chapters as the date for theNational March Against TerrorTo date, national sponsors for this event include; What is the NMAT?The National March Against Terror event...

Memorial Day is not just another holiday that falls on Monday. On this day, we remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice defending our country. We also remember those who are currently defending same. Despite all the bad news being shown in the media, there is also much good going on in Iraq and Afghanistan, only the media (or most of them) won't tell you. Many of you remember (and attended) the numerous Rallies for America held last year. Radio station KPRC decided to hold another rally today. This rally was at the same location as the previous Houston rally...

Talkradio presents Rally for America 2 at noon Memorial Day, Mon., May 31, at Jones Plaza, Downtown. This non-political gathering will celebrate freedom and honor Americans in uniform. Join Glenn Beck, Pat Gray and Chris Baker as they host this special event featuring patriotic music, special guest speakers and more.

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Two days this week (Tuesday and Wednesday, I think), Beck claimed that there is a concerted effort to "stop" his book, and he clearly meant to prevent its printing, distribution, and sale. He also said that he has hired full-time security, something he hasn't needed for a while (he previously had it because of some post-9/11 "religion of peace" threats).

"On my honor, I will do my best to do my duty, to God and my country ...." Even today, many years later, those words from the Boy Scout pledge bring to mind camping trips and corny singalongs, troop meetings in dank church basements, summer camps and late-night whispering sessions in which we swapped dirty jokes that we didn't fully understand. Much of the magic of boyhood, in other words. Unfortunately, something's gone awry in the Boy Scout movement I knew and loved. Last weekend, I went to a Scout fund-raiser in Lilburn billed as a patriotic "rally for America."...

In a stunning show of support, Baldwin County residents let their patriotism shine through as evidenced in the five photos above. Inspirational speakers, including veterans Lovett Briggs (above left) and Jake Goldstein (bottom left) delivered impassioned words of encouragement for Baldwin County's - and America's - sons and daughters ensuring our continued freedom. Photos and Story By Pam Beer Jean Peecher saw her dream come true Saturday in front of the Baldwin County Courthouse downtown as a crowd of more than 100 people joined her in a "Rally For America." Only two people present held up signs protesting America's involvement...

A mother separated from her child. A college student smacked so hard his nose gushed blood. Two women asked to buy Mary Kay cosmetics by a cop whose wife was selling the stuff. One woman asked out on a date by a police officer. The March 20 anti-war demonstration that shut down Lake Shore Drive didn't just give Chicago a worldwide blackeye. Many of the 543 protesters arrested that night say it left scars, both physical and emotional. On Tuesday, a parade of protesters told their stories at a City Council hearing called by three independent aldermen that dragged on...

Join us for a PIZZA PARTY! When: Tuesday after 5 p.m. Where: Adams-Mark Hotel in Downtown Dallas Why: For a signmaking pizza party and fun as we prepare for the Rally For America - LONE STAR STYLE! May 28, 2003

A moving memorial 20,000+ gather at MU stadium in support of America’s troops By JEAN TARBETT - The Herald-Dispatch HUNTINGTON -- Kyle Smithson couldn’t say the words. "Just because," he said with tears in his eyes, summing up the reason he drove from Cincinnati to Huntington, painted USMC on his forehead for "United States Marine Corps" and carted flags and signs into Marshall University Stadium Saturday. When the former Marine found his voice, he managed an explanation: "To thank the ones who have come home and the ones who didn’t come home and to thank the families of both." Smithson...

<p>"Just because," he said with tears in his eyes, summing up the reason he drove from Cincinnati to Huntington, painted USMC on his forehead for "United States Marine Corps" and carted flags and signs into Marshall University Stadium Saturday.</p> <p>When the former Marine found his voice, he managed an explanation: "To thank the ones who have come home and the ones who didn’t come home and to thank the families of both."</p>

<p>HUNTINGTON -- President Bush is sending a recorded video message to the people -- and especially the troops -- who attend Glenn Beck’s Rally for America at Marshall Stadium on Saturday.</p> <p>Cathy Hawks, senior producer for the talk show host’s rallies, said she has had a friend who works for Bush working on the possibility, and that she called another contact at the White House Monday to make sure the first person followed through. "I haven’t seen it yet, so I can’t tell you exactly what he is going to say," Hawks said Monday night as she was traveling between Fort Wayne, Ind., and Columbus, Ohio. "But in one script I’ve seen, he thanks the troops for the job they did, and he thanks the people for supporting the troops."</p>

<p>Vehicles bearing license plates from around the nation and red, white and blue decorations were seen in downtown Huntington Friday as people began arriving for today’s Rally for America.</p> <p>Rally promoters are expecting 40,000 people to attend the rally at 3 p.m. at Marshall University Stadium, which could make it one of the stadium’s largest events ever.</p>

<p>What started as a rally featuring nationally syndicated radio talk show host Glenn Beck has grown into three days of patriotic events.</p> <p>Tonight’s Spirit of America concert at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena, featuring country music singer Paul Pace, is a warm-up event for Saturday’s Rally for America at Marshall University Stadium, a free event featuring performances by Tracy Byrd and Lee Greenwood.</p>

<p>HUNTINGTON -- Saturday’s Rally for America, touted by organizers as a showing of support and thanks for troops in Operation Iraqi Freedom, is not what it seems on the surface, a student-based group at Marshall University said Monday.</p> <p>White Rose, which members say is dedicated to opposing unjust war, violations of civil liberties and infringements of human rights, will conduct a rally from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday on the plaza behind Marshall’s Memorial Student Center. The rally is in opposition to nationally syndicated radio talk show host Glenn Beck’s Rally for America, scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday at Marshall Stadium, White Rose founder Dave McGee said.</p>

Fresno Support Our Troops/Rally for America! Corner Blackstone and Shaw 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Tonight! Be there if you can! Thank you, Jim Robinson (On behalf of the Fresno/Central Valley Chapter)

ATTN. ALL FREEPERS! This Saturday May 24th @ 3 pm in Huntington, West Virginia, conservative radio personality Glenn Beck will be putting on a Rally FOR America. He has had these rallies before,and they usually get HUGE (like more than 5,000 at least). Not only are there a lot of guests invited to speak, but our very own President Bush is scheduled to speak to the patriots at the rally from the White House via sattelite. For more information go to www.glennbeck.com. Hope to see you there! G-D BLESS AMERICA AND HER BRAVE SOLDIERS! - Tomas P.