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Thursday, April 14, 2011

Why is ATLAS SHRUGGING?

Here is a mix of scenes from the upcoming blockbuster "Atlas shrugged" with current headlines and recent assertions from the Left.  The book itself is a fictionalized but accurate portrait of how the weight of ever-growing unproductive governmental and welfare programs inevitably cause the productive components of society ("Atlas") to shrug off their burden, resulting in collapse of the unnatural structure.



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The movie opens Friday, 4-15-2011.  SophosArchaeus recommends it and that you call and (politely) demand that it be shown in your neighborhood theaters; make the concepts of reality available to more of your neighbors who languish under the smothering blanket of Leftist media.  Gather a group and see it with friends.
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