August 2013

Richard Somers Day Celebration Flier in JPEG

REMEMBER RICHARD SOMERS
1:30 P.M. LABOR DAY MONDAY
SOMERS MANSION, 1000 SHORE ROAD, SOMERS POINT, NJ
(TAKE PARKWAY EXIT 29 FROM SOUTH, 31 FROM NORTH TO FOOT OF OCEAN CITY BRIDGE)
On September 4, 1804, 26 year old Richard Somers and the whole crew of his ship ?Intrepid? were killed fighting America?s first ?War on Terror?.
For more than 300 years, the Barbary Kingdoms of North Africa attacked ships and coastal towns from Italy to Iceland and captured and sold more than a million Europeans as slaves.
By the 1700?s, England, France, and Spain bribed the Barbary Kingdoms with ?ransom? or ?tribute? to avoid attacks. But in 1798, Americans shouted ?Millions for defense?not one cent for tribute!? We built a navy and fought to protect our people. Richard Somers of Somers Point joined that new navy at age 20.

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Tell Congressman LoBiondo the truth about that phony immigration “reform” bill!

Join LibertyandProsperity.org President Dennis Mahon this Monday, August 26 ?at 2PM at the Mays Landing office of? Republican Congressman Frank LoBiondo.? The office is at 5914 Main Street, in Mays Landing.? Mahon will give the Congressman a letter that?explains that

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Remember America’s 1804 war against Islamic Jihad in Somers Point, Labor Day Monday

LibertyAndProsperity.org Update What to do about ?progressives?/socialists who support a ?Million Muslim March? in Washington, D.C. on September 11? ? Help us make Richard Somers Day big news and a big success in Somers Point on Labor Day Monday, September

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Learn how Richard Somers of Somers Point lived to die in Tripoli in 1804 in America’s first war against Muslim Jihad.

UPDATE:  SINCE 2014, THE YEARLY CEREMONY TO REMEMBER RICHARD SOMERS IS HELD AT A NEW LOCATION.  WE NOW MEET IN THE PARK BY THE STATUE AND MURAL DEDICATED TO RICHARD SOMERS BY THE BRANCH OF THE ATLANTIC COUNTY LIBRARY AT

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