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  • 'Christianity Is My Spiritual Home' (How jane Fonda was saved)

    12/05/2005 2:12:21 PM PST · by emiller · 35 replies · 1,363+ views
    Beliefnet ^ | 12-05-05 | Lisa Schneider
    From her longtime political activism to her Oscar-winning acting, Jane Fonda has never done anything halfheartedly, and she brings this characteristic intensity to her faith. When she talks about "feeling the presence of the Almighty," her view of Jesus, and the way she prays, her voice wells from deep within her chest. You may know this voice from her films (among dozens of others: "Barbarella," "Klute," "On Golden Pond," and currently in theaters, "Monster-in-Law"), or from her aerobics videos ("feel the burn!"), or from film reels from the sixties, when she spoke out against the Vietnam War. Fonda, now 67,...
  • The Fonda Fallacies: why Jane Fonda was wrong, and why it matters today

    08/24/2005 9:07:04 AM PDT · by Interesting Times · 55 replies · 1,717+ views
    Vietnam Veterans Legacy Foundation ^ | August 23, 2005 | Prof. Robert Turner
    Jane Fonda is a beautiful and talented actress. But for many Vietnam veterans, she is remembered more as a despicable traitor whose betrayal undermined the sacrifices of millions of American soldiers, marines, sailors, and airmen – and in the process contributed significantly to a Communist victory in Indochina that led to the slaughter of millions of innocent human beings and the consignment of tens of millions of others to a Communist gulag that continues to rank among the “worst of the worst”[1] among the world’s human rights abusers. My Life So Far is Fonda’s attempt to justify the first six...
  • Is Bill Maher The Jane Fonda Of The Iraq War? - Looking for his own anti-aircraft gun…

    06/13/2005 8:44:51 AM PDT · by ParsifalCA · 30 replies · 2,131+ views
    theOneRepublic Journal ^ | 6/13/05 | Cliff Kincaid
    I don’t watch the Bill Maher show on HBO. I haven’t thought much about him since he had a show on ABC and implied that the 9/11 attackers were courageous for flying hijacked planes into buildings and killing 3,000 people. At the same time, Maher said that the U.S. was cowardly for attacking terrorist bases in Afghanistan by launching cruise missiles from ships at sea. He is supposed to be a comedian but also tries to come across as someone who makes serious and thoughtful points about political issues. We had to take another look at Maher because after he...