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Pope Offers the Masses the Opium of Marxism

Posted on July 12, 2015 by Ask Marion

Bolivian President Evo Morales Gives Pope Francis Crucifix Which Incorporates Hammer and Sickle, Symbol of Marxism – Photo: Getty Images By Theresa Monroe-Hamilton – the NoisyRoom To my Catholic friends, while I am loathe to criticize that which they hold … Continue reading →

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Escape ObamaCare by Joining an Indian Tribe

Posted on November 18, 2013 by Ask Marion

It is getting crazy out there, so many are becoming creative… Remember Elizabeth Warren… It Seemed to Work for Her?!? FrontpageMag: Want to escape ObamaCare, but don’t feel like going Amish or founding the Church of No ObamaCare? There’s still … Continue reading →