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There is absolutely no mention of separation of church and state in the Constitution or any founding documents. This lie started with a rabid anti-Christian KKK member and lawyer Justice Hugo Black. In 1947 this racist made separation of church and state based on another lie regarding Thomas Jefferson's letter to the Danbury Baptists. "Wall of Separation" in this context meant exactly the opposite of what Black alleges. Thus, our children are being abused with another lie, evolution. The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics proves evolution is a total fraud.

God bless the superb cast of God's Club driving the point home with passion and life. However, the bigger message is the power of The Word. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God".

Si Jenks is a bewhiskered old trapper who gets the sheriff's job by default and Bob Steele is a bespectacled salesman who gets on his horse backwards and can't shoot a gun. An unlikely duo to take on the rough and tumble Tollivers who rob the bank with no pushback from the town folk. Col. Carver (Lloyd Ingraham) wants the money back or does he? His daughter played by Gertrude Messinger is smitten by Steele until she finds out he's not who she thinks he is. Earl Dwire, one of the best villains of the era seeks revenge when his brothers are killed. The sheriff and deputy are in his crosshairs with his ruthless brothers. Dad Bradbury directs an offbeat, funny and action filled western.

All the top figures in this pandemic Gates, Bourla, Schwab et al. Have openly stated they want to depopulate the people of the earth. This is analogous to putting Al Capone in charge of Citibank. For the first time in history healthy people were quarantined, prophylactics and effective treatments were banned and we were constantly lied to that a yet to be developed vaccine was our only hope. We put in charge the very criminal, Anthony Fauci who illegally funded gain-of-function to produce the Covid virus. Dr. Naomi Wolf and Karen Kingston stated that the Covid virus and vaccine are bioweapons. Thousands of world-renowned medical specialists were threatened, banned and fired for telling the truth about this medical tyranny. The government medical agencies NIH, CDC and FDA who are actually for-profit vaccine makers used fear as a weapon against the people for money and control. Died Suddenly is a must see about the biggest murderous scam in history. Other great resources are Dr. McCullough's book, "The Courage to Face Covid-19" and RFK's brilliant documentary, "The Real Anthony Fauci". Bravo to the makers of Died Suddenly, the most important documentary of our lifetime.

Lucas (Chuck Connors) and Mark (Johnny Crawford) are just two days out from home when they run into trouble helping a stranger. Andy (Kelly Thordsen) gets trigger happy and shoots Lucas and Mark is thrown aside. Well known heavy and character actor Adam Williams plays Jax, the reluctant henchman who doesn't have the heart to finish the job. This begins a great 30 minutes of suspense. Who's going to 'even the score' as the drama intensifies. The injured Rifleman wants to bring them to justice but may die trying. An intriguing game of chicken ensues providing another great episode of a wonderful series.

Harry Woods and Autry's best leading lady, June Storey set the stage as close partners of a popular guest ranch. The mood changes when the marshal (Al Bridge) informs Ol' Frog, Gene and Tully Marshall to be on the lookout for fur smugglers. Marshall makes a huge mistake "slipping one on his old partner" and goes to Crescent City alone. His demise leads Autry to the ranch with some interesting characters. The most versatile actress Dorothy Hamilton and prolific child actor Robert Winkler have amazing comic relief with Smiley. Glenn Strange, Edmund Cobb and Jack Ingram ratchet the suspense up to another level. A most enjoyable film with a great talent pool of actors, Walt Shrum and His Colorado Hillbillies and wonderful Gene Autry tunes.

This movie is much more than President Trump and it is more about America's freedom and the last bastion of hope for the world. President Trump is standing in the way of corruption and tyranny at the highest levels. Our greatest immigrants, Dinesh and his wife Debbie know firsthand of the horrors of socialism. Venezuela with stolen elections and a socialist tyrant is starving its' own people. The history of socialism is genocide with 100's of millions of murders with the likes of Hitler, Stalin and Mao. Dinesh D'Souza is our finest historian and documentary maker. God Bless you Dinesh. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS FILM.

A storm is coming in more ways than one for Hoppy (William Boyd), California (Andy Clyde) and Lucky (Rand Brooks). California quips, "Son, I recollected once back in '86 it rained so hard I had to tie a log on each side of my horse to keep em floatin down the trail." During the lightning storm the trio take refuge in an abandoned church in a ghost town. California gets the jitters as the organ is playing and the bell is ringing by itself. The next day they find Susan Crowell (Dorinda Clifton) playing the organ with her mother (Mary Newton). Riker (Harry Cording) adds to the tension as his henchmen come to tear the church down. Deacon Black (Ian Wolfe) sides with Riker in order to have peace but Hoppy is having none of it. A shootout ensues forthwith and our heroes and the ladies are pinned down at the church. Can the county clerk (Earle Hodgins) help Hoppy solve the mystery of the ghost town? King of the Range is an unusual but wonderful Hoppy film.

The social psychologists after WWll have proven that the concept of destructive compliance is alive and well even after the death of Hitler. The elevation of a total miscreant like Anthony Fauci to godlike status is their evidence. Dr. Robert Malone aptly termed this Mass Formation Psychosis. We blindly follow the man who created this deadly disease, Fauci and insanely worship at the alter of this corrupt, incompetent, gold digging fraudster. The duplicitous big pharma sponsored media constantly propagandize that the only one that can save us is the most dangerously corrupt person in history. World renown, outstanding medical professionals Malone, Dr Pierre Kory, Dr Harvey Risch, Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr Naomi Wolfe, Dr. Joseph Mercola, Dr. Simone Gold, Dr. Michael Yeadon and Dr. Kary Mullis must be censored and viciously destroyed by the politburo agencies and mainstream media. Comcast and CNN news anchors lie and tell us effective treatments like Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin are dangerous, knowing full well that they are safe and effective, leading to the deaths of millions.

Now Pfizer admits that they never tested that the vaccine would prevent transmission. Babies are dying because the vaccine is in mother's milk and our blood supply is tainted and may be toxic with transfusions. We know if there is any efficacy at all with the vaccines it is very limited. If that's not enough, the senseless Fauci lockdowns destroyed the economy and lives. This all contributed to a dangerously weakened immune system. Oh yeah and Fauci talked that down too whilst he was loading up on vitamin D.

Fauci is Dr. Mengele on a world stage. He gave millions to a Chinese communist lab that the French determined was not safe for the gain-of-function experiments they were doing. Fauci experimented on black disabled children causing horrific injuries and deaths. Fauci collaborated with Bill Gates on deadly experiments in Africa. His gruesome experiments on beagle puppies just confirmed his obsession with attacking the defenseless. However, Fauci wasn't through with his trail of destruction. He had to destroy the Hippocratic Oath and turn the medical community into an illicit corporatist nightmare envisioned by malefactor John D Rockefeller.

A great Gene Autry film that is really carried by the talented Virginia Grey. Grey is struggling with a dying business, caught between the affections of the screen's first Dick Tracey (Morgan Conway) and parents played by Lucien Littlefield and the versatile Claire Du Brey. Smiley Burnette even has his own sidekick Tadpole (Joe Strauch Jr). There's a lot of sideshows under the big show. The Johnson Brothers Rodeo is trying to shut down and gain control of the World-Wide Wild West Show. Autry and Conway are vying for the affections of the gorgeous Virginia Grey and her parents are itching for a fight with the Johnsons. Charles Cane as Tex North plays a great role as the World-Wide foreman. One of the best scenes is when Cane comes out swinging against Autry to send him packing. Of course Autry has many wonderful songs in this one. He temporary leaves the industry on a very high note before doing his patriotic duty for our country in WWll.

Leading lady Hope Manning is on the run from Mike Scarlotti (John Bradford) and his mob. This was interrupted by Gene Autry's future rival Roy Rogers with Sons of the Pioneers in a hold-up. Autry is going to take them in for highway robbery in which Deputy Frog Millhouse (Smiley Burnette) quips. "They couldn't even find a highway." Martin Simms (Cornelius Keefe) with his henchman Lon Chaney Jr. Offer Manning a job singing in his Turquoise City saloon. The film was interspersed with good singing from Autry, Sons of Pioneers and a great duet with Autry and Manning. Good to see silent screen actors Milburn Morante, a veteran comedian as a farmer with car trouble and cowboy star Buddy Roosevelt.

In the opening scene, Fuzzy (Al St. John) gets saved from having a little throat problem by Billy the Kid (Bob Steele) and Jeff (Carleton Young) as Fuzzy quips "You sure saved me, a rope and a tree from becoming one". The next stop is Paradise but they run smack into Hardy's (Edward Pell Sr.) gang and his top henchman Badger (Charles King). With a dying marshal and a dead newspaper editor, Steele and pals need all the help they can get. The gorgeous Ann Hardy (Phyllis Adair) knows the ropes in the newsroom and bartender Lopez (Julian Rivero) closes the deal when Steele buys the newspaper. The great cast included cowboy regulars Hal Price, Forrest Taylor, George Chesebro and Budd Buster. However, with his wisecracks and amazing slapstick comedy Al St. John was the best of the Fighting Pals.

When I saw that two of my favorite entertainers, Jennifer O'Neill and Paul Rodriguez were in this movie I had to give it a look. Then you add the great Gavin MacLeod and Hal Linden you knew it had to be first-rate and it was. I was not familiar with the lead D. David Morin but he excelled as Dr. Russell Carlisle. The story is based on a highly intriguing concept of looking at how God's word pertains to the world over time. MacLeod's character rejects the concept of putting forth the standards of Christ apart from His name. Dr. Carlisle is forced to explore the notion by traveling to the future. His sermon to the church in the future is priceless as he asks, "if we could reform society through the teachings of the Lord without the Lord of teachings". Everyone should watch this film as it adeptly examines concepts of the Gospel. Jesus wants everyone to walk with Him daily. Know Him, pray to Him and accept Jesus now and put Him at the center of your life.

This movie was so far out it was "IN". It should have its' own galaxy. How does Robert Davi begin to direct something that took creativity to a new level? The same way he handles everything-with perfection. Gina Carano as Agent Hound continually breaks the 4th Wall with brilliance and beauty. John James had Joe Biden down so frighteningly well that even Corn Pop would say "James is a scary dude". With all the great acting, writing and directing, I have to say Laurence Fox and Emma Gojkovic were the heart and soul of this movie. Fox had many memorable scenes with Gojkovic and James but my favorite was when he was in the car with the Big Guy. It's well known that Biden has frequent breaks with reality and the truth. When James was prevaricating about his civil rights achievements, Fox's facial contortions were priceless. Gojkovic on the other hand built up the intensity slowly. Her awe-inspiring scene at the conclusion brought us down to the reality and essence of what this story was about. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS MOVIE!

It all starts with Grizzly (Gabby Hayes) and Rivers (Bob Steele) reminiscing about the 'bad old days', "Well son we've sure been through a lot these last three years". Marshal Gregory (Lafe McKee) is unaware that they plugged the bandito who tried to kill him. So they high tail it to the next town where money is mysteriously disappearing from a locked trunk atop the stage. Pete Manning (Hal Price) the express agent is strapped for honest agents so he hires his old friend Grizzly with Rivers. The real magic in this film is when Steele meets Doris Hill as Mary Kent. Her blacksmith father (Ed Brady) is determined to keep her under lock and key. Steele has his suspicions about Brady which is intensified by his love for the gorgeous Doris Hill. The ever-reliable Ernie Adams proves he's one of the best henchmen in the business.

The mayhem begins when the west's favorite sheriff Jack Rockwell confronts the best singing cowboy Eddie Dean (playing the town marshal) about his dismal job performance. To his rescue comes a very theatrical Marjorie Rambeau as Ma Burton. To the town's rescue is an undercover (William Boyd). To our delight, Hoppy is sidetracked by the best snake-oil salesman Earl Hodgins and song and dance star Bernadene Hayes. To add to the excitement is rustic hayseed comic relief from Britt Wood as Axel. Henchman Blake (Kenneth Harlan) would like to eliminate Hoppy but Ma wants to use him for a hold up. It's double trouble when Lucky (Russell Hayden) makes it to town and could inadvertently blow Hoppy's cover. Does Ma and Tex's gang have him dead to rights? Santa Fe has great acting and building suspense but its' strength is in the comic relief. Some great scenes especially when Hoppy masquerades as a mind reader and Hodgins selling the Zerbo Indian Remedy.

It all starts when Lucky (Russell Hayden) doesn't get the desired verdict after Hoppy's (William Boyd) brother is gunned down by Deputy Jim Plunkett (Al Ferguson). Man of many hats, Morris Ankrum instructs the jury to find it was an accidental death. High time for the greatest western trio to go undercover and Gabby Hayes becomes a pianist. Of course Bull O'Hara (Walter Long) only wants him to play Irish tunes. This leads to wonderful music, "The Wearing of the Green" and "When Irish Eyes are Smiling" sung by Bernadine Hayes, Long and everybody in the saloon. This was the only movie where Hayes played with her sister, Lorraine Randall. Hoppy and Ace (Jack Rutherford), who is running the salon are playing a deadly game of chicken but Hoppy's main concern is finding the Lone Wolf. Also, where does Lee J. Cobb fit into the Wolf's plan? A lot of great character development and solid acting in this well directed Hoppy film.

All the 501c3's involved are forbidden by federal law to engage in electioneering. 2000 Mules is absolute forensic proof that they were all involved in federal crimes. I was fortunate to watch this movie on the interactive Virtual Premiere. The mules are the hapless useful idiots of the democrats enticed by money to commit crimes. They should be offered a plea deal to come up with names. It was wonderful seeing Dinesh D'Souza, his family, Charlie Kirk, Sebastian Gorka, Eric Metaxas and Catherine Engelbrecht of True the Vote. Dennis Prager and Larry Elder were doubters before the viewing. It was shocking to see their reactions after the film.

You will clearly see in the battleground states not just widespread voter fraud but democrats abusing the most vulnerable people in our society to steal an election. I was to a 50,000 plus impromptu Trump rally before the election. Basement Biden got only 12 in a nearby town and that was all fake news and security. In my state more than a million mail-in ballots came back than were mailed out. Also, how did Trump lose his race while his coattails swept record numbers into lower offices? 2000 Mules is a MUST SEE!

What starts out with some great antics between Hopalong (William Boyd), Windy (Gabby Hayes) and Lucky (Russell Hayden) quickly turns somber when Buck (William Duncan) informs Hopalong that he has to take the herd by way of Black Butte. Lucky's girl, Nora Lane isn't thrilled with the prospect but little Archibald (Billy King) wants a showdown with the rustlers. Hopalong has a rare love interest in the lovely Lois Wilde but her professor brother Harry Worth is literally loaded with dynamite. Keno (Ernie Adams) is the wildcard caught in the crossfire. The Bar 20 ranch has never seen more action and filmed at Hoppy Cabin, Alabama Hills the scenery was spectacular. Unfortunately, the talented actresses in this movie left the industry too soon but they left us with some wonderful memories.

Showdown has an intriguing plot and some good acting performances with one of the best in Morris Ankrum playing under the false pretenses of being a European horse trader. Of course Hoppy (William Boyd) smells a rat after a crooked poker game and with Speedy (Britt Wood) they aim to set a trap. Well known TV and movie performer, Jan Clayton comes on strong as the Colonel's niece, or is she? Russell Hayden, her real-life husband is caught in a three-way crossfire not knowing who to trust. One of the best heavies, Roy Barcroft does his henchman role to perfection and The King's Men Quartet croon some great tunes. The greatest singing cowboy, Eddie Dean and Kermit Maynard round out a great cast.

There are no words to describe the wonder of this movie. There is not a number high enough to rate this. Jesus Of Nazareth is a timeless epic that will live forever. The cast was the finest ever assembled on the silver screen. Robert Powell's portrayal of our Savior was impeccable. Anne Bancroft as Mary Magdalen was powerful and moving. The outstanding performance of James Farentino as Simon Peter is one for the ages. You have to believe after seeing Ernest Borgnine playing The Centurion and Michael York playing John the Baptist was unforgettable. Of course the rest of the cast was superb including Olivia Hussey, Laurence Olivier, James Mason, James Earl Jones, Anthony Quinn, Ian McShane and Rod Steiger et al. Like a master craftsman, Franco Zeffirelli directed Jesus of Nazareth not of the moment, but for the ages.

Sgt. Wade McCoy (Chuck Connors) with a ragtag group of soldiers opens with, "Nothing is ever routine along the Tomahawk Trail." Lt. Jonathan Davenport (George N. Neise) begs to differ as he contests the sergeant at every turn. This sets the stage for a most contentious and dangerous adventure in Apache territory. Pvt. Miller ( Harry Dean Stanton) takes the lieutenant's side while Pvt. Reynolds (John Smith) supports the sergeant. In a bloody skirmish, they find the daughter of a deceased captain (Susan Cummings) and the Chief's daughter (Lisa Montell). There's great interplay here between Connors and Neise as they jockey for position with the troops. They are fighting the Apaches, each other and protecting the captive women on many fronts. Tomahawk Trail is all drama and suspense from start to finish with some fine acting performances.

A train ride in Missouri finds that Jesse James is more popular than President Grant for baby names. Kind of convenient for the real deal, Jesse James (Don 'Red' Barry) and his brother Frank (Harry Worth) to show up and rob the train. Gabby Hayes takes some bad advice from his granddaughter (Pauline Moore) to put the money in a bank run by crooked banker (Arthur Loft). Things heat up fast as Roy Rogers is assigned as detective and meets up with the all-time greatest villain Harry Woods. Some great scenes in this one especially when Trigger on command throws Rogers from his horse and every scene with the gorgeous and talented Pauline Moore was a sight to behold. Also great performances from Wade Boteler, Ethel Wales, Glenn Strange, Olin Howland and childhood star Scotty Beckett.

Major Stafford (Earle Hodgins) arrests Hoppy so he can go undercover to try to trap a fox (Morris Ankrum). Sidekicks Windy (Gabby Hayes) and Johnny (James Ellison) are confounded that their trusted partner is a horse thieve. He comes across Loco, "He doesn't have all his machinery" or does he? Charlene Wyatt does a great job as the innocent little girl Molly Rand whose image of Hopalong is shattered when he has to present as a menacing goon to stay undercover. The talented Nora Lane, who left us too soon is wonderful as the boarding house hostess who has to tolerate Hoppy's feigned anger. Wyatt has a great scene with Hoppy in counseling him to "reform". He is protecting the innocence and wisdom of our world's greatest resource, our children. Another message that America needs to learn is that we need patriotic citizens as William Boyd portrayed. With the woeful state we're in now, we need patriots to protect our children and country. Also great performances by John Beach, Trevor Bardette, Al Bridge, John St Polis, and George Cheseboro. Also, great review by PWNYCNY.

Billy the Kid (Bob Steele) gets framed for murder by the sheriff (Ted Adams). Rex Leese is his doppelganger providing artful subterfuge for the Marshall (Charleton Young). Adams and Young are going to haul the Kid to the pokey but luckily his pal (Fuzzy St. John) is a dead aim with a slingshot. Attorney (Stephen Chase) states that someone is trying to stop Ellen Goreham (Joan Barclay) from completing her road for the stage line that is under construction. Billy takes the precarious job of going undercover as the road crew's new foreman in a desperate attempt to stop the hooligans. Great to see a most loyal character actor of 100's of films Milton Kibbee and Shakespearean trained Julian Rivero. Although Range War had sub standard production quality, it had many great actors of the era and plenty of action which fit in nicely with the 57-minute time frame.

It starts with Robert Mitchum on the run from Hopalong and his sidekicks Andy Clyde and Jay Kirby. He tells cattle baron Victor Jory he's at the end of his rope. Jory shows no mercy and retorts, "that's where you belong." Next comes the other future star George Reeves with his sister writer/actress Teddi Sherman. I only wish Gabby Hayes was in this one but the fantastic cast held their own without him. It's always great to see Earle Hodgins. This time as Wildcat Willie tricking Clyde into buying the mineral rights.