Copies of the Constitution, Declaration of Independence and Gettysburg Address
Filed under: Fantastic Freebies
The American Center for Law & Justice -- a right wing response the American Civil Liberties Union -- is sending free copies of several historic documents to anyone who calls them. From the website:At the American Center for Law and Justice, we remain committed to protecting your constitutional and religious freedoms.
So much of our future is tied to our past – and the importance of such documents like the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the Declaration of Independence, and the Gettysburg Address.
We have prepared a booklet that includes these documents – the Foundations of Freedom. We want you to have this booklet free of charge.
Call 1-877-989-2255 for your FREE copy today!
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-10-2008 @ 4:51AM
MH said...
Since this is a toll-free number, you cannot block your number from being seen by their caller ID when you call. As a result, they will capture your phone number and begin calling you. They call often and ask for donations to combat "liberal causes." It's really a pain. If you must call, call from a payphone unless you want these people incessantly calling your home or cell phone. They also send lots of mail soliciting donations.
Be wary.
Copies of these documents can be found online and in any library with far less hassle.
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11-10-2008 @ 12:15PM
Kay said...
Oh Nooo *groaning* I so wished I read this blog before calling them. I felt like I was blind-sided
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11-10-2008 @ 9:39PM
Devyn said...
damnit! i was calling while reading the comment...wish i read EVERYTHING before i called..asking me for a donation as i type.....
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11-12-2008 @ 10:39PM
debra said...
I JUST CALLED THEM AND THEY HAD MY NAME IN THEIR DATA BASE.. WHY?????? I JUST HUNG UP
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1-07-2009 @ 10:13AM
Roger W Hancock, PoetPatriot.com said...
Your phone company has your name, number and address, listed! Right? That information is available to the public and all charitable organizations.
NOT FREE
Nothing is ever free,
though to you it be.
Somewhere, somehow,
someone paid.
- Roger W Hancock, PoetPatriot.com
1-07-2009 @ 10:12AM
Roger W Hancock, PoetPatriot.com said...
Come on, people! Common Sense tells you those complaints about all charitable organizations.
If ACLJ calls, simply ask them to remove your number.
I did and they did. It was simple, with little effort.
Remember!
--------------- You are on the internet!
-----------------------------------------------There is no privacy!
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