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Wednesday, June 29, 2005

Tuesday, June 28, 2005

Monday, June 27, 2005

SPECIAL EDITION

Friday, June 24, 2005

Thursday, June 23, 2005

Wednesday, June 22, 2005

Tuesday, June 21, 2005

Monday, June 20, 2005

Friday, June 17, 2005

Thursday, June 16, 2005

Wednesday, June 1, 2005

Tuesday, May 31, 2005

Friday, May 27, 2005

Thursday, May 26, 2005

Public hearing on bill to defend marriage ;More good news about marriage; Crucial vote to end judicial filibuster.

Monday, May 23, 2005

Friday, May 20, 2005

Thursday, May 19, 2005

Wednesday, May 18, 2005

Tuesday, May 17, 2005

Monday, May 16, 2005

Friday, May 13, 2005

Thursday, May 12, 2005

Thursday, May 5, 2005

• League defends rights for the parents to know
• How Little Tasks Become Great
• Ethan Strimling vs. The Truth

• Legislative Liason Tim Russell spoke out for the League in promoting a bill which would allow parents to choose whether they wanted their children to have sex-education in school or whether they would teach it at home instead.
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Wednesday, May 4, 2005

• Anybody but the league
• Under the spell of strange ideas

• The Governor has refused to meet with Mike Heath...again. Ever since he took office in 2003 Baldacci has refused to meet with a representative from the league.
• This article talks about Baldacci's agreement with Mr. Richard Florida who says that the acceptance of the homosexual movement is a driving force behind successful economy.

Tuesday, May 3, 2005

• Parker to appear at rally
• Christians need not apply

• David Parker who was the concerned parent from Lexington with his first grade son being taught pro-lesbian agenda in his first grade class will speak at a conference in Mass. on May 15th.
• Story of extreme double-sidedness in a Washington State school where a bible club was refused sponsorship, while the gay and lesbian alliance group in the school had full sponsorship, read more in the article. 

Monday, May 2, 2005

• Arrested for questioning a hidden agenda
• Playing the hate-crimes card

• In Lexington Massachusetts, a concerned parent named David Parker learned of his first grade son reading a book promoting homosexual parenting. When he went to talk to the super-intend ant, he ended up in jail for the night, read more in the article. 
• In the upcoming weeks the pro-homosexual movement will start promoting that they are "hated" and they will try to show that, but are they the ones who are being treated badly? This article talks about some of the trials that we, the "bigots" are being put through.

Friday, April 29, 2005

• Rally for marriage a huge success

• The marriage rally was a huge success despite the inclement weather, with big hitting speakers including Bob Knight, Phil Burress, Lou Sheldon, and H. B. London. Thanks go to all who were involved.

Thursday, April 28, 2005

• Thanks for braving the rain
• And they call it tolerance

• A thank you to those who went to the rally despite inclement weather.
• The pro-homosexual movement calls their fight a battle for tolerance, although there are numerous stories of brave petition circulators being accosted by homosexuals, yelling, and swearing at them. To hear some of these stories read the article.

Monday, April 25, 2005

• The strange story of Victoria Woodhill
• Savvy gets gay

• This article is about the Woodhill Freedom Foundation, and it's efforts to promote sexual perversion in Maine, named after Victoria Woodhill who was one of the first feminists in America.
• Denis Bailey from Savvy Inc. joined the MWD (Maine won't discriminate) force recently, he has been working on integrating cross-dressers into our school system, and getting the boy scouts kicked out of it.

Friday, April 22, 2005

• Earth Day Origins
• Strange Critters
• Update on signature collecting : post offices

• The popular environmental holiday "Earth Day" had some interesting beginnings. Such as the self-proclaiming founder of earth day, Ira Einhorn, who murdered his girlfriend and kept her body in a trunk for 18 months, never the less when he was put on trial his defense was that he couldn't do such a thing because he was a new age saint, and a caring environmentalist.
• Saiga - Hails from central Asia, and is known for it's moveable nose which can filter out sand and dust.
• You are allowed to talk to people about signing the petition on post office grounds, the only thing you can't do is actually acquire the signature on the post office property.

Thursday, April 21, 2005

• Colby groups organize against pro-marriage rally.

• Colby students are organizing to oppose the pro-marriage rally by making signs and banners. Colby college has shown it's liberalism lately, especially in having Bishop Robinson, the only openly gay bishop to come speak to them about moral relativism.

Wednesday, April 20, 2005

• Newspaper Photo Slanders Pastor
• The Moral Masquerade
• Reports from around the state.

• Rev. Douglas Taylor is portrayed as making a child cry in the newspaper at a public hearing over the controversial buster show.
• Dr. Marvin Ellison, Professor of Christian ethics at Bangor theological center is on the board of something called consolation on population. An effort to push abortions, euthanasia, and same sex marriage.
• The veto is in full force, close to 1000 circulators going state-wide and being met not with objection, but with lines of people wanting to sign.

Tuesday, April 19, 2005

• Denying hidden agenda
• Penn National buys Miller's Restaurant

• The pro-homosexual side has repeatedly claimed that this new law will have nothing to do with Gay marriage, although it has already been proven in a number of states that laws just like this one are what have paved the way for this marriage legislation.
• Penn National recently bought out well known family restraunt  Millers, in Bangor. They plan on turning it into a gambling center with over 450 slot machines on site.

Friday, April 15, 2005

• Victory for the common sense movement.
• Connecticut Elitism behind pro-gay vote
• Senator Snowe to vote with democrats again.

• In Oregon over two thousand same sex couples marriage licenses were denied, read the article to find out more.
• Connecticut recently passed the nation's first law permitting civil unions, and it appears that the legislation our governor is proposing is taking us that way as well.
• Snowe is siding with the democratic liberals once again on new legislation put forth by the republicans is to lower the number that you need for a majority. Read more inside.

• Another people's veto in the works.
• Not even an issue
• We the people tour

• The governor's new plan proposes to borrow 450 million dollars to get us out of the hole the democrats new budget built. This may be another controversial issue on the upcoming ballot.
• This article talks about Paul Madore's conversation with the MPBN program director Lou Morin who claimed that showing the pro-homosexual "Buster" show wasn't even an issue.
• The tour leaves today, going across Maine educating people about the upcoming signature gathering for the people's veto.

Wednesday, April 13, 2005

• MCLU needs to phone home.
• Buster and the two mommies
• Closing the barn door

• Article about a conversation between Mike Heath and MCLU's attorney regarding law suits.
• Commentary on a pro-gay television show "Letters to Buster" which is geared towards younger children and introduces them to the homosexual lifestyle.
• Recent legislation is trying to restrict the slot machines in  Bangor, although most of the propositions seem helpful it looks like they're just trying to close the door after the horse got out.

Tuesday, April 12, 2005

• Air War Begins Soon
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• As usual the pro-homosexual supporters have cash to spend so the commercials will start soon, the League and it's allies are trying to come up with some funds to put together an ad campaign of our own.
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Friday, April 8, 2005

• Public Schools in Crisis
• Feminists agree to protect the unborn
• Attacking the boy scouts again.
• Upcoming day of silence fine print

• This article argues that the reason for all the recent violence and need for increased security is the removal of Christian principles in the public schools.
• League Liaison gave a statement on LD 884 which is a bill that is dealing with the problem of domestic violence where the mother and unborn child are killed, and Russell pushed for the unborn child to be considered an actual person.
• A recent petition in a Portland school, preventing boy scouts to hand out literature in the school.
• On the upcoming pro-homosexual day of silence website there is a list of Maine schools supposedly supporting the movement, although the fine print shows that they aren't necessarily supporting it.

Thursday, April 7, 2005

• More on the ideology of evil
• Newspaper says we're not smart enough to understand
• Special Training Meeting
• Marriage Rally Comes Together
• League speaks out seriously against slot machines

• This article talks about how the new movement of same sex marriage isn't just about discrimination, it is about an ideology of evil which will open the doors to many other evils issues such as stem cell research.
• Article talking about a recent article published in the Bangor Daily News talking about how statistics show that people of higher intelligence support homosexuality, which was not supported at all.
• There will be a special training meeting for collecting signatures put on by the Maine Grassroots Coalition, see article for details.
• April 28, 2005 is the date for a marriage rally in Augusta, see article for more details.
• League Liaison Tim Russell speaks in front of legislature opposing  new slot machine legislation.

Wednesday, April 6, 2005

• Quesnal Quizlings?
• Tightening the Noose
• A lesson in courage

• This article is talking about how if the Governor's homosexuality bill passes it would eventually lead to it being taught in the schools as being normal.
• A newspaper in Conway, NH said that it would no longer tolerate any anti-homosexual letters to the editor.
• A letter from an elderly disabled man who is giving all he can to the league's fight against homosexuality.

Tuesday, April 5, 2005

• Proof Positive of the Hidden Agenda.
• A lay Catholic's perspective on Leadership
• Is it about discrimination or same sex marriage?

• Article talking about the pro-homosexual representative's claim that the new bill by the Governor has nothing to do with same sex marriage.
• A segment of a letter to the editor supporting Mike Heath and Paul Madore as Christian leaders in this state.
• Talking about how both Vermont and Massachusetts passed so  called equal rights bills, and once they were through the door, the homosexual movement pushed same sex marriage bills through also.

Monday, April 4, 2005

• Church Closing

• A 100 year old catholic church recently closed because of an openly gay bishop taking over. The church split and funds dropped drastically.

Friday, April 1, 2005

• Schiavo dies of starvation

• Economically disadvantaged?

• Comments on the Schiavo death and the "Ideology of evil" of today's government.
• Article discussing that Gay's are making much more money than the average person, and are usually better educated.

Thursday, March 31, 2005

• The irrelevant bible

• A court in colorado reversed it's decision on a murder case based on one of the jurors consulting the bible to help him make his decision.

Wednesday, March 30, 2005

• Slam dunk for sin
• Help us tell the truth
• Public schools decide to honor sexual sin

• Article talking about the recent homosexual bills passed, and the upcoming people's veto.
• You can now know where your legislature stands on homosexuality by looking at his vote on the recent bill from the governor.
• Article talking about a day of silence that many local schools are holding for homosexuality.

Tuesday, March 29, 2005

• People's Veto: An Uphill Battle
• Republican senator says bible favors homosexual rights

• An update on the veto, and signature collecting, which starts April 1.
• Senator Dana Dow stands up and supports homosexuality in the senate quoting scripture, and receives much support from the fellow senators.

Monday, March 28, 2005

• An open letter to all Maine legislators and the public
• Schiavo: death by starvation

• Letter from Mike Heath, regarding the push of the democrats to rush the Governors Homosexual bill through without listening to the people, or taking time to debate the issue.
• An update on the Terry Schiavo situation, and Maine's representative's stance on the vote.

Friday, March 25, 2005

• Free Speech Rights violated by House Clerk Lawsuit in the Works
• Democrats get "gay" with the state's budget
• Thoughts on Good Friday

• Article talking about Joan Gibson's attempt to hand out material regarding an argument against homosexuality and it being banned by the house clerk.
• Comments on the new budget and Governor's homosexual bill from Executive Director Mike Heath
• Thoughts about Good Friday, and Christ's sacrifice for us, and how it all relates to the Schiavo case

• A particularly bad day
• A freak show
• The seat of the soul

• Recapping some recent events that have been in the media such as scientists at Purdue University finding proof that denies evolution, along with a united stand by Catholics and Evangelicals against the Terry Shiavo decision.
• Regarding a comment about the recent public hearing on homosexuality, and some thoughts.
• Commentary by Executive Director Mike Heath on the recent Terry Schiavo case and decisions.

Wednesday, March 23, 2005