American Minute with Bill Federer In 1942, Imperial Japan invaded Singapore and took 25,000 prisoners. Next was the Philippines. With Imperial Japan’s relentless bombardment by planes and heavy siege guns, President Roosevelt did not want General Douglas MacArthur captured, so he ordered him to leave Corregidor, Philippines, and evacuate to Australia… CONTINUED AT: SOURCE
American Minute with Bill Federer Douglas MacArthur told West Point cadets, May 1962: “The soldier, above all other men, is required to practice the greatest act of religious training-sacrifice. In battle and in the face of danger and death, he discloses those Divine attributes which his Maker gave when He created man in His own image … No physical courage and no brute instinct … More Memorial Day – Honoring Heroes of Courage, Sacrifice & Faith
A little late as AFD was this past Saturday 16 May 2020 🙂 American Minute with Bill Federer Army Day, Navy Day and Air Force Day were combined in 1949 to be Armed Forces Day, celebrated the 3RD SATURDAY IN MAY. Army Day formerly was the date the US entered World War I, April 6, … More U.S. Armed Forces Day
American Minute with Bill Federer Coolidge: “Unless bureaucracy is constantly resisted it breaks down representative government … having authority over everybody and being responsible to nobody” President Calvin Coolidge warned in a speech at the College of William and Mary, MAY 15, 1926: “But there is another … recent development … the greatly disproportionate influence of organized minorities … Artificial … More “Unless bureaucracy is constantly resisted…”
“THE TEN COMMANDMENTS are not the laws. They are THE Law” -stated Cecil B. DeMille , November 8, 1956, at the New York opening of his epic film, THE TEN COMMANDMENTS Continued at Source: American Minute with Bill Federer
American Minute with Bill Federer William Brewster & How Pilgrim Covenant twisted into Social Contract, then Socialism Many years ago at Plymouth plantation I got in a rather heated disagreement with the director of public relations after she stated (she had previously written it also) that the pilgrims came to America only to profit. Nothing … More American Minute – The Pilgrims
Reagan Warned of Socialism, Secularism, & Abortion’s “Tragic Taking of Unborn” byBill Federer, Feb 8 Ronald Reagan was born FEBRUARY 6, 1911. A graduate of Eureka College, IL, 1932, he worked as a life guard, having 77 rescues. He then announced for radio stations in Iowa. He became a sports announcer for WHO radio, covering Chicago … More Reagan Warned of Socialism; Secularism; and Abortion’s “Tragic Taking of Unborn”
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