My brother Danny is feeling better, but has not been able to have the heart catheterization. I will let you know when it's scheduled. Thanks again for all of your prayers. I've just started to get back into the swing of things, so blogging should pick-up.

For those of you who think freedom of speech is alive and well on the North American continent--think again. Canada just closed down a Christian ministry run by former Jehovah's Witness Lorri MacGregor because it supposedly violated Canada's "hate crimes" law.

Canada orders ministry by Christians shut down
'Nothing we could do would please them'

Posted: March 21, 200811:40 pm Eastern
By Bob Unruh© 2008 WorldNetDaily

The Canadian government has ordered a Christian ministry that teaches doctrine and the differences between Christians and cults shut down because its reference materials were "critical" of the beliefs of those who are not Christian, WND has learned.

So what used to be called MacGregor Ministries with offerings in how to recognize and eliminate "faulty fads" in Christian churches has been re-created in the United States, and now operates under the name MM Outreach Media Ministries.

Lorri MacGregor, who has dedicated her life to explaining the straight and narrow of Christian beliefs since she found her way out of the Jehovah's Witness system years ago, told WND Canada's version of a "hate crimes" law prevented their work from continuing as it had for nearly 30 years.

"Canada is no longer a Christian nation," she said. "And watch out America!"

You can read the rest of the article here: http://wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=59600


The writing is on the wall . . . and believe me, I know this firsthand. In the publishing world, freedom of speech has been gutted and what is left of it is now held hostage by the talking heads in legal--paid to make sure the publisher doesn't end up getting sued. Permission to quote anyone is strictly regulated and required for everything--and some of these permissions cost thousands of dollars--if you can even get them. I can't tell you how many people have denied me permission to quote them in The Kingdom of the Occult.

We are losing our right to free speech--our right to question and evaluate--and most Americans don't even know it.

So . . . I'm telling you--watch out--"hate crime" legislation is on the horizon. The question is: what are we going to do about it?