🚀 go-pugleaf

Pappy, I'm on your side. I was refuting the statement about 2002 and "under
God" being said now. I agree that many GI's were praying and I bet an
atheist or two found God during WWII. I, as will you, continue to say "under
God" no matter what the court ultimately rules. After last night, I doubt
the words will be removed.

NOW that ass wants to sue for "IGWT" on the coin and paper. I mentioned that
earlier in a post. So it goes. He is getting death threats now. One man
called his house and said he was a "dead man walking". NEXT
M

<Pappy@USA.net> wrote in message news:3D1C7B13.628493EB@USA.net...
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>
> Marcus Taliaferro wrote:
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> > Racer,
> > I see you are confused. Have you hit the wall in turn 4 once to often?
1941
> > to 1945 (WWII) comes before 1954 and 1954 comes BEFORE 2002. So, using
my
> > excellent math skills and extrapolating numbers, the term "under God"
would
> > NOT have been used during WWII under any normal circumstance since it
was
> > not added until 1954 by Eisenhower (then President). That doesn't mean
some
> > GI in a fox hole getting ripped with enemy fire didn't say the words.
> > M
>
> "I" can attest that there are no atheists in any fox hole.  I don't care
what a
> person said prior to being that that situation, prayers where being said
all
> around me including mine when the enemy was firing thousands of rounds all
> around us.  Prayers must help, i'm here to be a thorn in your side.
>
> Regardless of what any federal judge decrees, I will be say the words,
"Under
> GOD" when saying the Pledge of Allegiance.
>
> Don't like it, try locking me up.
>
> "God Bless America"
>
> Pappy,  Veteran
>