From the Family Research Council's BLOG:
 

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May 9th, 2006

" On this day in 1945, both Great Britain and the United States celebrated Victory in Europe Day. Cities in both nations, as well as formerly occupied cities in Western Europe, put out flags and banners, rejoicing in the defeat of the Nazi war machine. The eighth of May spelled the day when German troops throughout Europe finally laid down their arms. Pockets of German-Soviet confrontation would continue into the next day. On May 9, the Soviets would lose 600 more soldiers in Silesia before the Germans finally surrendered. Consequently, V-E Day was not celebrated until the ninth in Moscow, with a radio broadcast salute from Stalin himself: "The age-long struggle of the Slav nations...has ended in victory. Your courage has defeated the Nazis. The war is over... more

Kinda fucking smug.

2hp

1 year ago they were so loud with their anti-.xxx campaign, it sucks that now they don't seem to follow that issue anymore

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Originally Posted by polish_aristocrat 1 year ago they were so loud with their anti-.xxx campaign, it sucks that now they don't seem to follow that issue anymore

I am on their mailing list. I got a link to this page last week:

We Asked, You Answered!

How FRC supporters view the culture war and other key issues

" In January, we sent FRC friends and supporters like you a survey to gauge your attitudes on a range of public policy issues impacting family, faith, and freedom in America. Here are your answers to some of those key questions (percentages rounded to nearest whole number) ... more

As you'll see, there's plenty of room in this for veiled reference to .XXX. Also notice, this is called "Washington Watch", for a reason. But, if that does not convince, look on the left sidebar for "Yoest".

2hp

bump :thumbsup

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