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The left seeks to smear all who profess a love of God and country - Vimarsana News

The left seeks to smear all who profess a love of God and country

We at Camp Constitution are not part of an evil cabal who seek to set up a Christian Reich. We were denied a permit by the City of Boston to fly the Christian flag due to some bad legal advice the city received.

Liberty Counsel Advocates for Faith, Family, and Freedom - Vimarsana News

Liberty Counsel Advocates for Faith, Family, and Freedom

Liberty Counsel has been a steadfast defender of religious freedom and conservative values for more than three decades.

Source: nrb.org
Camp Takes on Swimming and the Bill of Rights - Vimarsana News

Camp Takes on Swimming and the Bill of Rights

When you picture a summer camp, it’s probably filled with scouts taking hikes, learning to canoe and making arts and crafts. Or, maybe it’s a sports camp where kids learn

We're on Step 4 of homo-fascism's plan - Vimarsana News

We're on Step 4 of homo-fascism's plan

For the left, and particularly its LGBT agenda-steering de facto "executive committee," the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow (of "utopian" social engineering) has always been the power not just to suppress all dissent, but to force dissenters to vocally affirm and parrot its narratives. That is the secret to understanding the…

Source: wnd.com
Boston to pay $2M after Supreme Court's Christian flag ruling - Vimarsana News

Boston to pay $2M after Supreme Court's Christian flag ruling

Boston will pay over $2 million in legal fees and other expenses after its refusal to allow a Christian cross flag to fly outside City Hall was deemed unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court.