Date: December 25, 2013

To All My Friends: I Wish You A Very Merry Christmas

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- The Jimmy Z Internet Radio Christmas Show (2010) -

 

America, will you join Jerusalem and Bethlehem in sleeping? - Casting Crowns
Source: YouTube

 

 

While Working Around The House, A Collection Of Three Hours Of Christmas Music - Webmaster

180 Minutes of Classic Christmas Music

 

 

Christmas Song From King's College, Cambridge, England

 
Angels from the Realms of Glory   Ding! Dong! Merrily on High
 
Silent Night   O Holy Night

 

 

Mall's Christmas Flash Choral

 

The "Christmas Song" from Doug McKenzie of Australia

 

Mel Torme singing "The Christmas Song." - YouTube
Source: YouTube

 

 

And Then From The Obama's: Have A Merry Secular Holiday

By way of contrast, the Bush family’s 2008 Christmas card carried a quote from the Book of Matthew.
Obama's Christmas Card for fifth straight year avoids offensive Christmas message and focuses on in-your-face symbol of Obama's love of big government - TruthRevolt
 

Obama's hand placement during the playing of the Naitonal Anthem at a 2007 Democrat summer fundraiser in Iowa has been named by some in the military, "The Obama Crotch Salure."

Obama's signal to progressives in 2007: Their messiah had arrived.

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What will America look like under a second Obama presidency? If you don't have a clue, you better find one! Check alpha by state/city where this film is playing before November 6, 2012. Unofficial bio of Gerald R. Molen. A picture is worth a thousand words! This photo was not actually aT the White House, but, regardless of WHERE it was taken, the fact is that he cancelled the National Day of Prayer, said that we are no longer a Christian nation, and has no problem taking part in Muslim prayer. U.S. President Barack Obama bows to Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio at MacDill Air Force Base on January 28, 2010, in Tampa, Florida. Iorio had honored CAIR annually in Tampa with its own day in November 2008, acknowledging the large amout of Muslims living in the area. "Ayers, now a professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago, claims to abhor nostalgia ("Nothing is more boring than some old person going on and on about the way things used to be"). But he has been thinking lately about the past—both his and the country's—and soon he will likely be engaged in what he calls "a dialogue" about the sixties, the antiwar movement, and the radical life he led. The spur for this dialogue will be the publication of Fugitive Days (Beacon Press, $24), a memoir Ayers has written about the trajectory of his life, from a pampered son of the Chicago suburbs to a young pacifist to a founder of one of the most radical political organizations in U.S. history." Allow video to download and start in Window's Media player. “The North American jet that flew Obama and his traveling crew around for much of the primary season was refurbished with new seats and power for each passenger a must on the campaign trail. And the plane that once had an American flag on its tail now sports the Obama ‘O.’”