So called "Church Members" attempt to spread Hate of Amerian Soldiers

By CHRIS INGALLS / KING 5 News
Westboro Church members try to preach their hatred of gays and the military at a memorial service for Sgt. First Class Johnny Walls. PORT ORCHARD, Wash. – Members from a controversial Kansas church were in Western Washington Friday. They tried to disrupt a memorial service for a Bremerton soldier who was killed in combat. But counter-protestors kept them at bay.
A war of words erupted on a Port Orchard street Friday afternoon as five members of the Westboro Church preached their hatred of gays and the U.S. military. They shouted insults and carried signs.
A couple hundred counter protestors shouted down the church members – including one child – who were escorted by sheriff's deputies.
The church members say God is killing soldiers in retaliation for America's tolerance of homosexuality. They have appeared at military funerals across the country, and Friday, they were a block away from a memorial service for Sgt. First Class Johnny Walls.

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Anderson Cooper acknowledged Kerr & Clinton connection

As reported by RAW , during the Republican Debate with Anderson Cooper, a question asked by Kerr seemed to have been planted by the Clinton Party.

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Anderson Cooper acknowledged the Clinton connection and said the network was unaware of it before airing his question.
"Certainly, had we had that information, we would have acknowledged that in using his question, if we had used it at all," Cooper told viewers.
Thursday, CNN acknowledged questions about Kerr and interviewed him about his ties to Clinton.
"I have not done any work (for Clinton), several friends asked me if I would allow my name to be listed, and I agreed," Kerr said referring to his position on the steering committee.
Kerr said is a registered independent and has not donated money to Clinton or any other 2008 candidates, and he stressed that no one put him up to asking the question. A search of OpenSecrets,a campaign finance database confirms Kerr has made no donations.
"This was a private initiative on my own," Kerr told CNN host John King. This video is from CNN's American Morning, broadcast on November 29, 2007.

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