IN LIES WE TRUST 10/19/2009 - Wake up Call Show on Blog Talk Radio

Host Name:	Wake up Call Show
Show Name:	IN LIES WE TRUST
Date / Length:	10/20/2009 1:00 AM UTC - 2 hrs
Description: h:7551 s:703329	Do you believe that there is a revolution coming? How much of the truth can you really handle. What will you do with it? Lies have been told long before the USA was formed and still being told today. The plan constructed by greedy individuals who will do anything they have to in order to maintain power. Religions have played a big part in maintianing this power through out the world. Folks like Rush Limbaugh, AR and many others continue to be the dogs that sit in front of the big house to maintian the privilidge mindset that lies among us. What shall you stand for and how shall you be remembered. expand

Tags:	PEACE PURPOSE PEOPLE PASSION TRUTH

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Wake up Call Show

10/20/2009 5:07 PM UTC

Thank you sister, and I give thanks and praise to the creator who is the author of all things and the one who gives us life. Thank him for all his blessings upon me and my family. Praise God.

ngonea

10/20/2009 4:56 AM UTC

Sending greetings to Michelle, great program, keep it coming!

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