The Iraqi Civil War continues: During the Moslem holy month of Ramadan, three separate bomb blasts in Baghdad kill at least 31 Iraqi citizens.

       NOTE: Meanwhile only one member of the United states Armed Forces (private mercenaries) lost his life during the same period.

       [added 5/30/2021]

 

       The first PULPIT FREEDOM SUNDAY: thirty-three pastors of 501(c)3 government-chartered, non-profit corporations, across the nation commit acts of civil disobedience by endorsing political candidates during their sermons.  As a condition of their tax-exempt status they are forbidden from endorsing political candidates.

       NOTE: While the editors applaud these actions by protestant and evangelical ministers, they are saddened by the types of candidates that are endorsed on PFS: fascist/socialist Republicans who promote militarism and dominionism.  The editors seriously question whether any pastor who had spoken out on PFS mentioned the idea that a Christian-based political philosophy should be based on the Golden Rule.

       [added 5/30/2021]

Subsequent Events:

10/2/2008                   11/21/2008

References:

Jeffery Fleishman, “Baghdad Bombings Kill 24,” Los Angeles Times, 3 October 2008, A4.

iCasualties | OIF | Iraq | Fatalities Detailses
icasualties.org/iraq/fatalities.aspx

Pulpit Freedom Sunday | The Nash Chronicles
thenashchronicles.wordpress.com/2009/06/11/pulpit-freedom-sunday/

Current U.s. National Debt:

$36,167,124,467,492

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