This week’s featured video discusses national security concerns, while last week’s feature honors the Four Chaplains and their sacrifice aboard the U.S.A.T. Dorchester during World War II.
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THIS WEEK

Stop Using Western Values to Understand Islam

Stop Using Western Values to Understand Islam. Click here to watch.

Western thinking will never work to defeat the attacks occurring and being planned by the rules and goals of Islam. It is time to know our enemy if we ever want to fight for our freedom.

World-renowned Clare Lopez describes the ultimate goal of Islam while the West continues to guess why they do the horrible acts they do.

“To make sense of the region known as Palestine is like trying to unscramble scrambled eggs. Much disinformation, propaganda, and distraction are happening all at once.”

Click here for the Roots of War in Palestine facts from the Stand Up America US Foundation’s Ray DiLorenzo.

Thanks to the Citizens Commission on National Security for keeping Americans armed with national security alerts and the truth.

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LAST WEEK

The Four Chaplains

The Four Chaplains is available free on YouTube. Click here to watch the 37-minute video.

As the World War II U.S.A.T. Dorchester went down on February 3, 1943, four chaplains of different faiths, Catholicism, Judaism, and Protestantism, made the ultimate sacrifice. Together, they prayed and joined arms. They offered their life jackets to others.

Dramatic military film footage and survivor interviews recreated this moving World War II story.

Eighty-one years later, on February 3, 2024, in Jacksonville, Florida, the Four Chaplains Annual Memorial Service was presented by Rev. Archuleta, Chaplain at the National POW-MIA Memorial Chapel of the High-Speed Pass.

The Executive Director of the Four Chaplains Memorial Foundation, Bill Kaemmer, was the keynote speaker.

Rev. Archuleta presented the Legion of Honor Humanitarian Awards to four community citizens for selfless service to others.

Award recipients were: Retired USMC LtCol. Robert Adelhelm of Vets4Vets and Semper Fidelis Society; Kathy Cayton of Navy Wives Club of America; Rafael Santiago, Military Affairs Veterans Service Officer; and Beth Heath, We Can Be Heroes Foundation CEO.

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