I called this number and they are actually asking for comments . Please call .
I gave them an ear full and it was right in line with their stance on the matter .
Voice you opinion to them now . Your opinion counts . The future of sports is
important to many and this is a critical time to speak up.

Recent polls.
http://conservativetribune.com/poll-americans-mixing-politics/
Recent Ratings data
https://conservativetribune.com/sunday-night-football-ratings/

One of the National Football League’s largest sponsors has made a move that has many believing it could be dropping the NFL — and it’s seeking America’s input on the decision.

According to the Indianapolis Star, Anheuser-Busch has set up an option on its consumer hotline specifically for fans to register their feelings on the recent national anthem protests in the NFL. The beverage giant has a $1.5 billion contract with the NFL through the 2022 season, and its flagship Bud Light product is the league’s official beer.

However, according to KTVI-TV in St. Louis, the beverage giant saw its customer hotline crash after a wave of calls criticizing the anthem protests and Anheuser-Busch’s sponsorship of the league.

So, if you call (800) 342-5283, the first option on the menu will be one for registering how you feel about the anthem protests.

“If you are calling with questions or comments about Anheuser-Busch’s sponsorship of the NFL, press one,” the recorded message says.

Pressing one will get you this: “At Anheuser-Busch, we have a long heritage of supporting the nation’s armed forces, veterans and military dependents. The national anthem is a point of pride for our company and for the 1,100 veterans that we employ. Please feel free to share your feedback after the tone.”

After last week’s round of protests in the NFL, the company tried to finesse its stance.

“These are complex issues that require in-depth discussions and nuanced debate,” Matt Kohan, the Anheuser-Busch senior director of marketing communications, said in a statement, according to CBS.

“What I can say is that at Anheuser-Busch we have a long heritage of supporting the institutions and values that have made America so strong. That includes our armed forces and the national anthem as well as diversity, equality and freedom of speech. We proudly employ over 1,100 military veterans and we work every day to create an inclusive environment for all of our employees. Because only together can we achieve our dream of bringing people together for a better world.”

The very fact that Anheuser-Busch feels the need to put the option to complain about the protests up front — and let’s face facts, there probably isn’t going to be a deluge of people applauding the protests, given recent poll numbers and ratings data — indicates that the company is seriously rethinking its relationship with the NFL.

If one of the league’s largest sponsorship partners is even considering distancing itself from football, you can bet they’re not the only one. If the boycotts get bad enough, companies may start to boycott the league. Now is the time to make your voice heard, starting with Anheuser-Busch. And, now that you know the number, you know what to do.

Please like and share on Facebook and Twitter and call Anheuser-Busch and let them know exactly how you feel.

The Nazis, Medical Research, and Planned Parenthood
Michael Brown

The testimony of Prof. Dr. Julius Hallervorden (1882-1965) during the Nuremberg Trials for Nazi war crimes was chilling, with obvious implications for Planned Parenthood today.

Hallervorden was a famous neurologist who became head of the Neuropathology Department of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Brain Research in 1938.

He was also a staunch Nazi.

In order for Hallervorden to do his medical research, he needed brains to study, and in 1939, a tremendous opportunity presented itself to him.

As explained in an academic, medical article, “his work as a pathologist during the Third Reich put him in close proximity with the implementation of biologic solutions (i.e., euthanasia) targeting those individuals with significant intellectual or physical disabilities in chronic-care facilities. The Nazi program of active euthanasia provided a scientific opportunity to gain quick access to pathologic materials. This opportunity was recognized and used by Hallervorden to achieve personal scientific objectives and research efforts.”

What exactly does this mean? What were these “biologic solutions” that so helped his work?

The medical website Whonamedit? (“A dictionary of medical eponyms”) puts things in more stark terms. In 1939, “a euthanasia centre had been established at the Brandenburg-Görden centre, where there was a sudden surge in institutional deaths. It is now assumed that a majority of the some 700 brains [Hallervorden] investigated during the Nazi period were victims of euthanasia, and that he was present at the killing of more than 60 children and adolescents in the Anstalt Brandenburg on October 28, 1940.”

Yes, although he knew he was using the brains of human beings slaughtered in cold blood by his Nazi coworkers (the mentally infirm and the handicapped, many of them children), he explained during the Nuremberg Trials that “those brains offered wonderful material, of mentally poor, deformities and early children's diseases. Of course I accepted the brains. It really wasn't my concern where they came from and how they were brought to me.”

Really? That was his justification? To paraphrase: “Even if innocent human beings were being murdered” – the very ones society should protect, seeing that they are the weakest and most vulnerable – “their brains were used for a good cause.”

Does this sound like Planned Parenthood? And is anyone more innocent, vulnerable, and dependent than a baby in its mother’s womb?

To paraphrase their pathetic excuses, “Oh, we’re doing the compassionate thing, using this fetal tissue to advance medical research and save lives. And the companies obtaining the tissue from us are doing a real service to humanity.”

At least Hallervorden was honest.

A pro-choice reader would surely protest, saying, “How dare you compare Planned Parenthood to the Nazis. The Nazis killed lived human beings. Planned Parenthood is helping women decide what to do with their fetal tissue.”

Really? Well consider this testimony from a pre-med student who went from pro-abortion to pro-life in one day after witnessing the abortion of a baby less than 14 weeks old:

“When I entered the operating room, it felt like any other I had ever been in. On the table in front of me, I saw a woman, legs up as if delivering a child although she was asleep. Next to her was a tray of instruments for the abortion and a vacuum machine for suctioning the fetal tissues from the uterus. The doctors put on their gowns and masks and the procedure began. The cervix was held open with a crude metal instrument and a large transparent tube was stuck inside of the woman. Within a matter of seconds, the machine’s motor was engaged and blood, tissue, and tiny organs were pulled out of their environment into a filter. A minute later, the vacuum choked to a halt. The tube was removed, and stuck to the end was a small body and a head attached haphazardly to it, what was formed of the neck snapped. The ribs had formed with a thin skin covering them, the eyes had formed, and the inner organs had begun to function. The tiny heart of the fetus, obviously a little boy, had just stopped — forever. The vacuum filter was opened, and the tiny arms and legs that had been torn off of the fetus were accounted for. The fingers and toes had the beginnings of their nails on them. The doctors, proud of their work, reassembled the body to show me. Tears welled up in my eyes as they removed the baby boy from the table and shoved his body into a container for disposal.”

Are you so sure the comparison is invalid?

As for Hallervorden being directly involved in putting children and adolescents to death (or, being complicit in their deaths), his actions pale in comparison to those of Planned Parenthood, which not only devised the plan for the slaughter of millions of babies in the womb but which profits from that slaughter. The more abortions, the merrier! (We’re not even talking about the potential profit that Planned Parenthood makes from marketing the aborted baby parts.)

Yet defenders of Planned Parenthood have the audacity to compare aborting a baby and selling its parts to the act of donating blood. Dr. Hallervorden would certainly have concurred.

Today, we look back at this Nazi doctor’s words with utter disdain. I fervently hope that history – maybe the not too distant history – will look back on Planned Parenthood’s pathetic justifications the same way it looks back on the words of Julius Hallervorden.

President Donald Trump poses a significant threat of nuclear war and is increasingly dangerous, according to leading psychologists who are stepping forward to warn Americans of his escalatingly threatening behavior.

The Duty to Warn PAC, an organization of psychologists who believe Trump has a personality disorder called malignant narcissism, will host marches across the nation Saturday to warn people about a perceived increase in his volatility and unpredictability in his performance as president.

James Gillian, a licensed psychologist of 25 years, has spent his career working with mass murders, serial criminals and overseeing mental hospital programs for the most violent American criminals. He analyzed Trump's statements for indications of danger for a The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump, a book with 27 expert psychiatrists analyzing the president's behavior. 

Gillian has analyzed quotes from Trump—spanning campaign calls for Hillary Clinton to be imprisoned or assassinated to more recent threats of nuclear action against North Korea. He said psychologists are bound by a "duty to warn," people about specific threats to safety, which sparked his co-authoring of the book. 

"I know more about the psychological side of violence than almost anyone in our society," Gillian told Newsweek. "When I say Trump is dangerous, the only question is, is that an understatement?"

John Gartner, a psychotherapist who taught psychiatric residents at Johns Hopkins University Medical School, founded the Duty to Warn PAC. The political organization plans to financially sponsor members of Congress who support legislation that invokes impeachment. Gartner said the PAC is not just focused on supporting Democrats. He told Newsweek, "If I can find a Republican doing it, I'll give them double."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/president-trump-unstable-dangerous-could-171330405.html

So here I sit, in the hospital. I who pride myself on strength, ambition. A simple cold brought home with a college visit, in very short order
gave me a crippling case of pneumonia. Last time I was in the hospital, 14 years ago, the birth of my final daughter. Ths is not about
me. Anyone who has spent time in the hospital, knows, lots of time to kill, crummy, tv, old magazines. So after looking through the drawers in my room, was very surprised to find no Bible. Weren't there always Bibles in every room? Who, breathing their last, would not want to reach out for the Word of God? "Yeah, though I walk through the shadow of death....? So I asked. After 45 minutes, one nurse
was able to produce an old ratty King James, literally
looked like it spent some time in the toilet. When did this happen? Is this an Obama era purge?
obamacare the new God? Any ideas?

Four US Army special forces members were killed by an ISIL affiliate in Niger and not a peep out of the Orange buffoon. Most Americans have grown to expect This callousness from Trump, who cares only for himself. Perhaps he thinks these brave men “loosers like John McCain” for not staying out of the service with fake bone spurs and anal cysts like the “winners” Limbaugh and Trump. I hope the people who have been screaming bengazi for years hold Trump accountable for this, but I won’t hold my breath.

On Saturday October 7, the day the body of 25-year-old Army Sgt. La David Johnson was returned to Dover Air Force Base after he was killed in an ISIS ambush in Niger, President Donald Trump was golfing!

http://www.nbc-2.com/story/36594028/trump-silent-as-questions-remain-over-deadly-niger-ambush