Newspaper Runs Ad Suggesting President Obama And Democrats Want To Murder Christians

[jaxx]

Newspaper Runs Ad Suggesting President Obama And Democrats Want To Murder Christians
By Adam Peck on Jun 1, 2012 at 5:15 pm

The Daily Advertiser, a Gannett-owned paper serving central Louisiana, is standing by its decision to run an advertisement today in which a far-right extremist group suggests that President Obama and Democrats are conspiring to murder Catholics and Christians.

<..> As with most newspapers, The Daily Advertiser says it does screen advertisements to ensure that blatantly false, overly offensive or otherwise inappropriate content is kept out of the paper. But the paper’s president and publisher Karen J. Lincoln told ThinkProgress that the newspaper stood by its decision to run the ad. “We look at all of the ads, and the decision is made by each market,” she said. “This ad did meet our standards. The decision to run it was approved.” Lincoln also says that another ad from the same organization will run in tomorrow’s paper.



http://thinkprogress.org/media/2012/06/0...hristians/

I am using this forum because this is a hate ad, published in a red state newspaper and was found to "meet their standards". I have a feeling we'll be seeing a lot of hate ads and articles that the repubs will try to have disappear down the memory hole. We need to make sure it doesn't happen.

This is the religious war, and the perps are trying to play themselves off as the victims to come.

[Peacetrain]

That is just disgusting jaxx.. and yep I think the ugly will get deep.. and so be it.. I am ready to shovel it back.. girding up for the the battle.. I am taking no prisoners ..

[jaxx]

(06-01-2012 04:19 PM)Peacetrain Wrote:  That is just disgusting jaxx.. and yep I think the ugly will get deep.. and so be it.. I am ready to shovel it back.. girding up for the the battle.. I am taking no prisoners ..

Me too, that's what my signature line is about.

[jaxx]

<..> Political opposition in the United States

In the United States, where Agenda 21 is sometimes viewed as a conspiracy or plot, a few state and local governments have considered or passed motions and legislation opposing Agenda 21. [3][4][5][6][7]

In the same vein, in 2012 the Republican National Committee (RNC) drafted a resolution opposing Agenda 21, calling it "a comprehensive plan of extreme environmentalism, social engineering, and global political control."[8] The language for this resolution, and others introduced in various state houses around the country, was drafted by the John Birch Society as a "model resolution" to oppose Agenda 21.[9]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agenda_21

[azmouse]

It would seem these people have never heard of the Ninth Commandment - You should not lie.

[jaxx]

(06-01-2012 04:26 PM)azmouse Wrote:  It would seem these people have never heard of the Ninth Commandment - You should not lie.

It's all they do....lie. This is despicable.

[jaxx]

More about this disgusting group:

Friday, June 1, 2012
Agenda 21 Conspiracy Theory: Completely Absurd, Frighteningly Effective
by Angie Schmitt

The Agenda 21 conspiracy theory was popularized by the great fearmonger and overpriced gold-salesman Glenn Beck. Inventing this scourge to American freedom really took some imagination — turning an obscure, decades-old UN environmental resolution into a global Green Menace, mobilizing Tea Party members to pack public meetings in Maine, Virginia, Tennessee, and elsewhere.

Richard Layman at Network blog Rebuilding Place in the Urban Space says that proponents of government-enforced sprawl and subsidized fossil-fuel consumption are remarkably organized around this issue, and they’re beating the Agenda 21 drum in almost every place across the country that’s getting serious about a more livable future:

http://streetsblog.net/2012/06/01/agenda...effective/