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Sunday, November 30. 2008

Peter Van De Voorde Joins Get Off The Bench live from Australia.

Peter Van De Voorde joins us on Get Off The Bench live from Australia. Peter hosts and produces Dads on the Air.

Listen to what is happening not just nationwide but worldwide when it comes to overreaching government policies affecting the family. Spread the word on how to "Get Your Justice Live" on Get Off The Bench.

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Monday, September 29. 2008

Take a Look At This on WDEF: CBS Covers Fathers 4 Justice

WDEF confirms and gets the story right. "Two superheroes protest for PARENTAL RIGHTS." After confirming this story WDEF (CBS) briefly covers the story that NBC 4 covered earlier. The also have some video exerpts that aired earlier today.

You can view the story and the video with WDEF (CBS Ohio) by visiting the links below:

STORY LINK: http://wdef.com/news/take_a_look_at_this/09/2008_10
VIDEO LINK: http://wdef.com/video/take_a_look_at_this/09/2008_10

CBS News in the Tennessee Valley is a CNN Affiliate and if people contact the tipline at CNN and let them know, there is a possibility that it will get a blip on National Media. Act quick. Time is short for our superheroes.

Send thank you notes to the CBS Tennessee:

Phone: (423) 785-1200
Fax: (423) 785-1271
WDEF News 12
3300 Broad Street
Chattanooga, TN 37408
Contact News
news@wdef.com

You can contact CNN by following these links:

Do an independent IREPORT: http://www.cnn.com/ireport/
Send an email to CNN by sending emails to newstips@cnn.com

Keep up to date on the Fathers 4 Justice Coverage at http://www.laryholland.com/serendipity/

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First They Raise Your Taxes and Now They Want to Raise Your Children.

Many of you have heard me say over and over again ... "First they raise your taxes and now they want to raise your children” in response to Michigan House Leadership stalling a Parental Rights Protection Amendment that would allow the voters of Michigan to decide who should raise their children. Robert Pedersen and others have been actively promoting the issues that were raised earlier this week in Michigan at the State Capitol Building. We reached number one on Current.Com for our issues several times over the weekend.

One of my favorite sites out there on the Internet "Protein Wisdom" posted a link to our Current TV spot from the Michigan Equal Parenting Rally. Their website boasts a large national audience and people are seeing whole-heartedly what Michigan Leadership is doing to the Michigan Family. I tend to agree with the Michigan Taxpayer Association that Speaker of the House Andy Dillon should indeed be recalled. Michigan State Representative John Stahl is quoted in summary that "Speaker Dillon believes that your children are all wards of the state."

Current.Com (Current TV) Spot: House Leadership Stalls Protection of Parental Rights.
http://current.com/items/89346296_michigan_house_leadership_stalls_protection_of_parental_rights
Protein Wisdom: “First they raise your taxes and now they want to raise your children.” http://proteinwisdom.com/pub/?p=1775
Original Post Story Regarding the Speakers is located at Lary Holland's Blog: http://www.laryholland.com/serendipity/archives/538-Michigan-Equal-Parenting-Rally-Legislators-are-Ready-to-Press-the-Button.html

Be sure to contact your State Legislator and let them know that your children are not wards of the state and that your right to direct the care, education, and upbringing rests with you and not the politicians. You can use the following contact sheet to call every one of the State Legislators and "tell them to stop allowing House Leadership to Stall House Joint Resolution NN." Just two to five minutes of your day can make a difference for Parental Rights everywhere.

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Friday, September 19. 2008

Michigan Legislators and Family Rights Organizations Set to Rally Tuesday September 23, 2008

Lansing, MI.Legislators and Family Rights Organizations will be assembled September 23, 2008 between 11am and 1pm on the East Steps of the Lansing State Capitol Building in support of House Bill 4564 and House Joint Resolution NN and to send a message to the rest of the Michigan House. The message? That Parental Rights Should Be Respected and Protected By All, including our legislature.

According to the National Fatherhood Initiative, the US Bureau of Census and the FBI single parent households are indicators in 72% of all teenage murderers, associated with 60% of all rapists, account for 70% of kids incarcerate, have children twice as likely to quit school, 11 times more likely to be violent, account for 3 of 4 teen suicides, 80% of the adolescents in psychiatric hospitals, and 90% of runaways.

Several Democratic and Republican legislators have banded together to try and protect parental rights but have been openly stalled by House leadership. We will not let our legislation die without fight states Lary Holland, Director or Write to Parent, Inc.

For more information please contact 800-883-9619 x2

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Senate Majority Leader Mike Bishop and Lary Holland of Michigan discuss Equal Parenting at the Farmington Hills League of Women Voters Public Town Hall Meeting on January 28, 2008. Michigan currently suffers from the highest unemployment rate, the highest juvenile life sentence rate, and a significant number of incarcerations all related to the breakdown of the Michigan Family. We are seeking to put the family as nearly back together as possible by minimizing the conflict between parents post-divorce, post separation, and post-paternity.

Supporters of House Joint Resolution NN

Fulton Sheen, Glenn Steil, Tim Moore, Edward Gaffney, Joe Hune, Joel Sheltrown, Rick Jones, Kevin Elsenheimer, Jacob Hoogendyk, John Stakoe, Tom Pearce, John Garfield, Jack Brandenburg, Philip LaJoy, David Law, Marty Knollenberg, Tom Casperson, Arlan Meekhof, Kim Meltzer, Neal Nitz, David Agema, Daniel Acciavatti, Brian Palmer, James Marleau, Tory Rocca, Frank Accavitti, Darwin Booher, Paul Opsommer, Bill Caul, Coleman Young, Barbara Farrah, Kevin Green, Dave Hildenbrand, Chris Ward, Craig DeRoche, Jeff Mayes, Robert Dean, Brian Calley, John Moolenaar, Dudley Spade, Tonya Schuitmaker, Bruce Caswell, David Robertson, Phillip Pavlov, Richard LeBlanc, Kathleen Law, Goeff Hansen, Bill Huizenga, Fran Amos, Judy Emmons, David Palsrok, Howard Walker, John Espinoza, Lee Gonzales, Lorence Wenke, Gino Polidori, Bettie Scott, Terry Brown, Gabe Leland, Gary McDowell, Lisa Wojno, Ted Hammon, Rick Shaffer, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, Michael Lahti, Andy Coulouris, Shanelle Jackson, John Pastor, Mike Nofs, Kenneth Horn, John Proos, Kathy Angerer, Bert Johnson, LaMar Lemmons, Richard Ball, George Cushingberry, Bob Constan, Ed Clemente, Chuck Moss

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