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After getting a promise for an interview on the nationally syndicated Mike Gallagher Show in New York, Phelps-Roper said the church agreed not to protest at any of the six victims' funerals, the Topeka newspaper said. Gallagher, in an e-mail, confirmed that church members would appear on his program Monday. "I 'm proud that my radio show could be used as an effective tool to prevent them from hurting those grieving families," he told Politics Daily. Westboro also has an interview scheduled with KXXT-AM Christian radio in Phoenix Saturday, according to the Associated Press.The US Supreme Court ruled in a majority decision, that it's OK for a religious fringe group, or anyone for that matter, to practice cruel and unusual behavior at funerals for deceased war veterans. Then there's the Veterans Affairs Committee announcement that it had missed a 31 January deadline to implement programs specifically to help severely wounded war veterans. Short of a desk job in the National Guard, there's no member of the Supreme Court with any active duty military experience, and that speaks volumes. But despite having a retired general officer heading the VA, our vets continue to get less attention than they desperately need. It's too bad that accountability, experience and leadership needed in times like these, is nowhere in sight.
March 03 2011 at 9:35 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyThis is little more than legal blackmail-- a sad day for our country when self proclaimed hate mongers can buy off radio stations so they wont picket a funeral, vominting their anti-God hate. (Yes- they stand against everything that the God of the Bible stands FOR-- love of all, EVEN those we perceive as "sinners".) One wonders if some of these so called "Christian" radio stations are simply supporting the venomous message of this "church", who defame and insult the loving name of God with their hate filled talk.
January 13 2011 at 3:52 PM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down ReplyYou know, I'm OK with the God thing - it's just the crazy groupies who scare me. These folks just reaffirm that you can do anything you want as long as you invoke God.
Westboro Baptist Church - no. Westboro Baptist Cult - I think so.
Those people from the Westboro alleged Church are Anti - American. They seem to worshp the devil and must have forgotten that the Bible says to "Love Thy Neighbor"
They are a bunch of heartless, gutless freaks who need to study the Bible and / or leave our great country ~ it's obvious that they don't love America but want to partake of the FREEDOM that our soldiers fight for.
So these despicable, disgusting poor excuses for Christians............poor excuses for human beings got what they wanted afterall..............MEDIA ATTENTION !!!!!!!!!!!!!
How stupid can the media be to give in to these bunch of hate mongers. How can they make any kind of deals with them. They are no better than terrorists. It's UNREAL.
You have got to be kidding me. This group of hate mongers are holding the USA in ransom to spread their message of hate. God bless the USA for free speach but I have to tell all the people out their in the cult of the westboro baptist church if you you showed up at my 9 year old daughters funeral you would see and feel the wrath of the Lord come down upon you and judgement day would be on your doorstep!!!!!
January 13 2011 at 6:40 AM Report abuse Permalink +6 rate up rate down ReplyAll the damagaing political rhetoric doesn't even compare to the damage to our country as that of the media. If there weren't so many camera crews and news hounds hyping ever little detail of people lives and faults we would all be better off.
January 13 2011 at 6:32 AM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down ReplyWell, I see this as another example of Jim Jones, remember? He was the one who murdered hundreds of people in Jonestown, Guyana. He was the leader of Peoples Temple, which was also in the beginning seen as a Chrisitan community. If this Westboro church is not stopped soon, let's just hope history doesn't repeats itself.
January 13 2011 at 6:32 AM Report abuse Permalink +2 rate up rate down ReplyWhy don't we call the people of this so-called "church" what they really are? Terrorists. They terrorize families, and now, they're terrorizing the media. By radio stations giving in to them and allowing to spew their nonsense, the terrorists have won.
January 13 2011 at 6:15 AM Report abuse Permalink +4 rate up rate down ReplyThis action speaks volumes about these people. Perhaps they should have their own reality show (seems everyone else has one). Nobody would watch, but at least they might stay away from funerals.
January 13 2011 at 6:09 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyFollow Politics Daily
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