Until the June 23rd deadline, when the 8 hour Troopathon show begins, these blogs will battle it out – competing to see who can raise the most sponsorships for care packages that will go to our brave troops serving overseas. Packages start as low as $24.99. Liberty Chick is part of the competition and is [...]
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TROOPATHON: Care Packages for the Troops – Purchase Today!
Posted: June 19, 2011 in Announcement, Defense, News, UncategorizedTags: bloggers competition, care package, COINS, donate, military, sacrifice, troopathon, troops
Tides Foundation Grantee Was Founded by Convicted Terrorist
Posted: December 22, 2010 in Culture, Defense, FOX News, George Soros, Legal, Media, Media Bias, Media Matters, New York Times, News, People, Politics, TerrorismTags: ACORN, boycott, brett kimberlin, byron williams, chamber of commerce, Color of Change, credo, Dan Quayle, Fox News, George Soros, Glenn Beck, hypocrisy, Indiana, justice through music, Media Matters, prison, progressives, speedway bomber, terrorist, Tides Foundation, velvet revolution
[original post 10/21/2010] On July 17th, 2010, 45 year old Byron Williams was stopped by California Highway Patrol officers on Interstate 580 in Oakland, California for driving erratically. A violent shootout ensued, and twelve minutes later, it was over. Police had unknowingly averted an even more heinous crime before it could occur. The police affidavit [...]
9/11 Aftermath: Quiet Patriots of Wall Street Should Not be Today’s Political Casualties
Posted: December 22, 2010 in Congress, Culture, Defense, Economy, History, Labor Unions, Media Bias, Obama, Politics, Regulation, September 11, TerrorismTags: 9/11, banks, brokerage firms, brooklyn bridge, capitalism, Economy, Financial Services, Free Markets, ground zero, New York, new york stock exchange, Obama, September 11 attacks, stock market, stock market crash, stockbrokers, terrorist attack, Wall Street, World Trade Center
[original post 9/11/2010] In the six days that followed the attacks on September 11th, the New York Stock Exchange was closed for the first and longest time ever since the Great Depression and World War I. The markets would reopen on September 17th, but to quite a rocky start. During the immediate aftermath of the [...]
