Don’t Tear Me Down ANR
Posted by authorsbeat on February 11th, 2012
If atheists and the ACLU get their way a 29-foot-tall cross that is part of
a veterans memorial in San Diego could soon be destroyed. Since 1954,
the memorial had stood as a symbol of the selfless sacrifice and service
to our nation’s veterans. Now a campaign called “Don’t Tear me Down”
is underway to save the Mount Soledad Memorial.
John Clemens reports
3:02 Standard Close
Kelly Shackelford, Chief Counsel of Liberty Institute tells us the outcome of this case can only be determined by the U.S. Supreme Court.
:08 “all across the country”
Nearly every American community has some kind of war memorial. Large or small their existence is equally as important to veterans all across our nation.
:36 “havoc nationwide”
Kelly Shackelford is in prayer that the U.S. Supreme Court will hear this case.
:21 “Supreme Court will take this case
The campaign was the inspiration for Jon Christopher Davis to record the song. “Don’t Tear Me Down.”
:13 “Don’t Tear Me Down”
John “Sparky” Pearson was the co-writer of “Don’t Tear Me Down.”
:31 (music fades)
Kelly Shackelford of Liberty Institute tells us how to get more information, including how to get a copy of “Don’t Tear Me Down” so we can help save Mount Soledad.
:33 “as well”
That’s Donttearmedown.com.
This is John Clemens
