Category Archives: Radio Commentaries

September 26, 2014 Radio Commentary

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“Draggin’” in Milledgeville

Radio Commentary, 90.7, 91.7 New Life FM, September 26, 2014 – By Sue Ella Deadwyler

Good morning. Ninety-nine miles southeast of Atlanta is the town of Milledgeville, which was the state capitol before the capitol moved to Atlanta. Milledgeville was the site of elegant architectural structures, such as the Old Governor’s Mansion that exemplified Greek revival architecture so well that it was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1973. Now it’s operated by Georgia College & State University as an antebellum historic house museum.

Georgia College, created as an industrial college for females, was the women’s version of the then-new Georgia Institute of Technology. In 1922 Georgia College was a two-year teacher’s college, but ten years later offered four-year degrees and became part of the University System of Georgia. During World War II Georgia College was a training center for female volunteers who wanted to serve in the Navy. At that time, they were called WAVES.

There’s much more to the distinguished history of Milledgeville and Georgia College, but recent publicity in the The Baldwin Bulletin reflects drastic cultural changes in the little town that birthed an industrial college for women deep inside the Southern Bible Belt. Continue reading →

September 19, 2014 Radio Commentary

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Dangerous Virus, Emergency Power & Microchips

Radio Commentary, 90.7, 91.7 New Life FM, September 19, 2014 – By Sue Ella Deadwyler

Since school started in mid-August, doctors across the country have seen over 1,000 children with respiratory infections. That’s a dramatic increase from previous years. This year, the illness surfaced first in the Midwest, then spread as far east as North Carolina and was identified as one of a hundred different strains of enteroviruses related to the common cold. Currently, 22 states, including Georgia, have reported dramatic increases in the number of children infected this year, compared to previous years.

Georgia and nine other states sent samples to the CDC that identified them as Enterovirus D68 or EV – D68, which appears as a severe cold, but with worse symptoms – a runny nose, sneezing and coughing, that can escalate into breathing difficulties.

Dr. Holly Phillips said on CBS, “It is a rare strain of a very common virus. The most important thing to pick up on is any difficulty breathing … wheezing or a cough that just won’t stop.” All infected children have survived, but about 15 percent of over 300 treated in Missouri ended up in intensive care, where some required oxygen, intravenous fluids and drugs. Children as young as six weeks of age may be affected. Continue reading →

September 12, 2014 Radio Commentary

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15 Seconds

Radio Commentary, 90.7, 91.7 New Life FM, September 12, 2014 – By Sue Ella Deadwyler

Anyone living in the Israel knows first-hand the value of the tiniest bit of time. Phone calls in Israel are often cut short, so folks can run for their lives. In some places, residents have just over a minute to get to a bomb shelter, but others living within range of Hamas rockets have only fifteen seconds to find shelter before the barrage hits.

On July 17th Israel sent ground troops into Gaza to degrade Hamas military capability and destroy a series of well-stocked sophisticated underground tunnels built to invade Israel.   Because of enemy attacks, Israel set up Operation Protective Edge to defend the civilian population against rockets and missiles from Gaza. When the threat ends, Operation Protective Edge will end. That’s happening in the Middle East, but results are felt around the world.

Recently the U.S. State Department issued this warning: “In much of the Middle East, the Christian presence is becoming a shadow of its former self.” Though the current threat in the United States doesn’t require sprinting to bomb shelters within 15 seconds, Christianity is under attack and could use a specialized Operation Protective Edge in this country. Continue reading →

September 5, 2014 Radio Commentary

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Indoctrination

Radio Commentary, 90.7, 91.7 New Life FM, September 5, 2014 – By Sue Ella Deadwyler

Have you considered how we got from where we were morally to where we are now? If not, let me give you a clue. Compare the 180 days children must spend in school to the time spent one-on-one with parents and it’s a no-brainer. Unless students are enrolled in schools that protect and teach the family religion, students are indoctrinated with a God-less agenda in school.

When religious freedom blocked their move to take over school curricula, educrats invented the false notion of “separation of church and state,” and kept pushing their agenda on vulnerable students. That agenda has been and is being fleshed-out, incrementally, through resolutions National Education Association (NEA) union members pass annually in their July conference.

This year, a major focus of NEA is furthering student indoctrination about alternate lifestyles. New Business Item 51 says the “NEA will, using electronic resources, publish a list of Pre-K – Graduate School recommended books … that have LGBTQ and gender non-conforming themes.” Meaning, NEA union members will publish a book list teachers can use to promote lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQQ) lifestyles and expose classroom students to the most radical sexual orientation organizations in the world. Continue reading →