Issue 11 Sample
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 A Story in the making ...

As this is a story in the making, we thought that you might be interested in some of the interview requests we are making, and the response or lack of from the recipients. One thing my Father always taught me is that sometimes you can tell as much from a lack of response sometimes as you can from getting one.

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At the Ten Commandments Rally at the State Capitol on Monday, September 29, Governor Perdue issued a statement on the Ten Commandments. We congratulate Governor Perdue for being willing to issue a statement in support of our country's Heritage and one that exposes many in his own Party.

From Governor Perdue's statement (entire statement below):

There are some - a small minority - who wish to use this issue to divide us and to unjustly pursue an agenda of division and intolerance.

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LOOKING SOUTH
by Greg Hanson
 Staff Columnist
 Southern Independence Party
 www.siptn.org 
 Oct, 2003

JOHN THOMAS CRIPPS: OUR MAN IN MISSISSIPPI

John T. Cripps is running for governor of the State of Mississippi. As you already know, in 2001 Mississippians were given the opportunity to vote on retaining the historic design of their state flag, and two thirds of them voted to keep it. John Cripps deserves a lot of the credit for forcing the state legislature to agree to a vote, and for turning out the vote. He did not give up the fight once the flag fight was over, but went to work organizing FreeSouth.org. He is a one of us, and this is just the opportunity we have been looking for to get the Southern Movement into the limelight. A victory would be an earthquake, but even a creditable showing would be a boost to the movement and also a warning shot across the bow of a host of carpetbag and scalawag politicians.

Separation of church & state????? Lets find the TRUTH!
by Mike Crane, editor

Across our land there is a growing debate and an increasing number of political and legal battles concerning the Display of The Ten Commandments. While I am certainly in favour of Displaying God’s Laws I have been puzzled by the arguments being put forth by the ACLU and others. They claim that such Display’s are Unconstitutional based upon what they call, “ Separation of Church and State.” They claim that Our Founding Fathers intended to build a wall of separation between the Church and State and thus not only is the Display of God’s Laws Unconstitutional but is contrary to Our Founding Father’s Principles.

Well these are certainly important arguments! If the ACLU and associates are protecting not only the Constitution but trying to implement the Principles of Our Founding Fathers then they certainly deserve some support. On the other hand if they are misrepresenting not only the Constitution but the principles of Our Founding Fathers as well, then they are simply abusing the system to force their agenda upon the citizens.

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Georgia Heritage Coalition endorses Kurt Cannon in District 8

There will be a Special Election in House District 9 on November 4, 2003. The Georgia Heritage Coalition endorses and urges our members to support Kurt Cannon in this election.

Kurt completely supports the platform of the Georgia Heritage Coalition, including supporting legislation to include the 56 flag in a referendum next year. Kurt comes from a North Georgia family that originally settled in the hills in the 1700's and is familiar with the Heritage of Our Great State.

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Liberate Iraq - Servitude for Taiwan?

ASHINGTON, Dec. 8 — The Bush administration stepped into the growing tensions between China and Taiwan today by clearly warning Taiwan against holding a referendum that could fuel the island's independence movement and announcing that it was dropping a longstanding American policy of deliberate ambiguity about how it would respond to moves by either side to change the status quo.

With China's new prime minister just hours away from a 19-gun salute on the South Lawn of the White House and a meeting in the Oval Office with President Bush, administration officials said there was no change in the fundamental one-China policy that now reaches back three decades. It repeated that China must not "coerce" Taiwan, that any reunification between the two must be peaceful, and that Taiwan must not provoke a crisis.

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There seems to be some confusion as to the real position of the current Republican Administration on immigration. It is presented to the public in complex terms, for example "... we do need to legalize illegals."

Now what in the blazes does it mean when the Administration's new Mega Branch of Government Secretary says that we should legalize 8 to 12 million illegals?

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