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♥ OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH MOORE
AND OKLAHOMA CITY TORNADO VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES. ♥
My name is Charles Woods and my son Ty Woods died on September 11th, 2012, in Benghazi, Libya defending the Americans from a terrorist attack. He is an American hero.
What my son did in Libya took courage and patriotism.
Thanks to groups like OPSEC, shocking testimony from whistleblowers have revealed contradictions to the official ‘tales’ of what happened in Benghazi. There’s a disconnect between those who sat comfortably in a room in Washington D.C., and the American heroes on the ground fighting to save lives.
Now more than ever we need the truth. It’s time for a full bipartisan Select Committee Investigation of what happened in Benghazi.
There’s just one question I want answered: Would a stronger rescue effort been ordered if it were their family members under attack in Benghazi?
Sincerely,
Charles Woods Father of Tyrone Woods
Navy SEAL Killed in Benghazi, Libya
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| VOL. 15, NO. 4 | May 23, 2013 |
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Back to the Basics: Straightening Up America, IV: Remembering the Faith of Our Fathers As we celebrate this Memorial Day and those who have fought to protect our country and our Constitution, the enemies of our venerable Judeo-Christian Constitution continue to pommel us with their Reconstructionist/Humanistic attacks. In so doing, they force us to continue asking, “How far can you make a man bend over backwards before he breaks?”
This anguished cry was heard in one of the most widely acclaimed musical productions of the Twentieth Century, “Fiddler on the Roof.” And it is the thought with which we have begun our latest Court Watch Briefings. We are asking, “Has America bent over backwards too far in its spiritual, moral, and constitutional life — too far from our Constitution and its Judeo-Christian roots? Are we as a nation in sore need of “a fundamental straightening up process”? Going “back to the basics” gives us the answer.
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