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I cannot believe this!!! The nerve of these*bleeping* people coming here to protest my soldier and his brothers and sisters. It should be interesting to come and piss off 20,000+ spouses in addition to the soldiers we have here. I know the Special Forces is home, maybe we can have them secretly removed
I have already seen them in action 2x now and I could barely restrain myself but now with Matt gone and my PMS and being sick. It might not be pretty. Start digging out the change lol
Anti-gay group plans local protest next week
Counter-protest being organized
By AMY RITCHART
The Leaf-Chronicle
Local men and women are scrambling to file petitions and organize a counter protest as news about a pending visit from the Westboro Baptist Church a Kansas-based congregation that stages anti-gay protests at military funerals for soldiers spreads through Clarksville and Oak Grove.
The church has posted an Oak Grove, Ky., visit to its upcoming picket schedule for 5 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Fort Campbell Boulevard and Chaffee Road, Oak Grove. The event is set to coincide with Fort Campbells post remembrance ceremony, a monthly memorial planned for those killed in Iraq.
Westboro Baptist Church was organized in 1955 by Fred Phelps, pastor of Topeka, Kans., to adhere to the teachings of the Bible, preach against all form of sin (e.g., fornification, adultery, sodomy) and insist that the doctrines of grace be taught publicly to all men, according the groups Web site, where a flyer announcing the Oak Grove event is posted. The group promotes slogans such as Thank God for IEDs, alleging God is killing soldiers because of the advancement of gay rights in the United States.
Clarksville PRIDE chairman David Shelton is encouraging local men and women to counter protest their hate and support our troops and common decency. Oak Grove officials today are discussing how to handle the event.
Fort Campbell officials are advising those with post access to use alternate gates Wednesday. Visitors' passes may be obtained at the registration center at Gate 7 to avoid traffic at Gate 4.
For more on the story, see Friday's Leaf-Chronicle
Anti-gay group plans local protest next week
Counter-protest being organized
By AMY RITCHART
The Leaf-Chronicle
Local men and women are scrambling to file petitions and organize a counter protest as news about a pending visit from the Westboro Baptist Church a Kansas-based congregation that stages anti-gay protests at military funerals for soldiers spreads through Clarksville and Oak Grove.
The church has posted an Oak Grove, Ky., visit to its upcoming picket schedule for 5 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Fort Campbell Boulevard and Chaffee Road, Oak Grove. The event is set to coincide with Fort Campbells post remembrance ceremony, a monthly memorial planned for those killed in Iraq.
Westboro Baptist Church was organized in 1955 by Fred Phelps, pastor of Topeka, Kans., to adhere to the teachings of the Bible, preach against all form of sin (e.g., fornification, adultery, sodomy) and insist that the doctrines of grace be taught publicly to all men, according the groups Web site, where a flyer announcing the Oak Grove event is posted. The group promotes slogans such as Thank God for IEDs, alleging God is killing soldiers because of the advancement of gay rights in the United States.
Clarksville PRIDE chairman David Shelton is encouraging local men and women to counter protest their hate and support our troops and common decency. Oak Grove officials today are discussing how to handle the event.
Fort Campbell officials are advising those with post access to use alternate gates Wednesday. Visitors' passes may be obtained at the registration center at Gate 7 to avoid traffic at Gate 4.
For more on the story, see Friday's Leaf-Chronicle

On my way to the bank!