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Friday, July 17th, 6:30 to 8:45 PM, Movie Night: "Losing Our Sons" & "Iranian," Salem Centre, auditorium, 7235 Bonneval Rd.,
Jacksonville 32256.

TODAY'S PRESS RELEASE

In the wake of yesterday's murder of four Marines in Chattanooga, we thought you'd be interested to know about a free local screening tonight of Losing Our Sons. 

 The documentary chronicles the 2009 killing of U.S. Army Private Andrew Long at an Army recruiting office by Carlos Bledsoe, an American youth who had converted to Islam after spending time in Yemen. The film explores the devastating impact of this shooting on both families, and cautions how American youth are still being recruited and radicalized today.

 

                                     FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:                                                    

 Free double feature film screening of ‘Losing Our Sons’ and ‘Iranian’ July 17

 A free screening of two timely documentaries will be held at 6:30 p.m. Friday July 17 at the Salem Centre, 7235 Bonneval Rd., Jacksonville.

Losing Our Sons and Iranian: Iran’s Bid for Nuclear Weapons will be shown in the Salem Centre auditorium.Losing Our Sons recounts the true story of two American fathers, their sons and how both families were forever tragically impacted by radical Islam.

 On June 1, 2009, U.S. Army Private Andrew Long was gunned down outside an Army recruiting office in Little Rock, Ark. The shooter was Carlos Bledsoe – who had adopted the name Abdul Hakim Mohammed after converting to Islam and spending 16 months in Yemen. In Losing Our Sons, both fathers share details of their sons’ upbringing and the tragedy that brought them together. They also recount their own efforts to raise public awareness of the dangers posed by radical Islamic fundamentalists who are attempting to recruit more American youth to their cause.

 Following a brief intermission, Iranian will be shown.

 This free double feature film screening is sponsored by the First Coast Tea Party. Refreshments will be available. To reserve seats, call 904-705-6439.

 

CONTACT: Carole McManus

Chairman

First Coast Tea Party

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YOUR UPCOMING MEETINGS AND EVENTS

Tuesday, July 21st

Mandarin/Jullington Creek/ San Marco Community Group Meeting, 6:30 to 8:00 PM, Bella Vita Italian Restaurant, NE corner
Baymeadows/San Jose Blvd., City Council Update: Budget & Pension Issues, Matt Schellenberg, speaker. Judy Stevens, patriot, will speak on the Federal Immigration and Refugee Rules and how they have changed over the past 25 years.

Let Freedom Sing Rehearsal, 6:30 to 8:15 PM, Keiser University Auditorium.

Benghazi Tribute Planning Meeting, 6:30 to 7:45 PM, Salem Centre, Toddler Room, 7235 Bonneval Rd., Jacksonville 32256

Thursday, July 23rd

Thursday, Lunch Bunch, Noon to 1 PM, First Coast Tea Party office, Salem Centre, 7235 Bonneval Rd., Suite 315, Jacksonville, 32256.

Saturday, July 25th

Let Freedom Sing performs at the Jacksonville Suns Baseball game (Vs. Birmingham), Jacksonville Suns Baseball Grounds,
Jacksonville, 7 to 9:30 PM, bring the family and enjoy our chorus and our home team!

SAVE THE DATE:

Friday, September 11th, Benghazi Tribute, details to follow.

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First Coast Tea Party's Vision: A strong America that preserves and protects opportunities for future generations.

First Coast Tea Party's Mission: To effectively impact our local communities, to include the selection and actions of our elected and appointed officials.

First Coast Tea Party Headquarters
7235 Bonneval Rd., Suite 315
Jacksonville, Fl. 32256
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Office open by appt.

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 Ralph Waldo Emerson