More Spring Travel Tips!

[H. Montague Worthington]

Although I don't much care for its LIEberal politics and racy nightlife, Colorado Springs is a very beautiful and patriotic American city.

Colorado Springs has the national headquarters for 81 different religious organizations. The city and surrounding areas (it's much more Godly outside the city limits where citizens are not taxed for communistic public transportation and property owners are not beholden to their communistic "public safety and beautification" regulations) host hundreds of churches and Evangelical interest groups including:

Compassion International
Focus on the Family
International Bible Society
Association of Christian Schools International
The Navigators
Young Life
Christian and Missionary Alliance
National Association of Evangelicals
Family Research Institute

And talk about natural beauty! How's this?











Military installations in and around the city include:

United States Air Force Academy – Tasked primarily with training Air Force officers.
Cheyenne Mountain Air Station – Air Force: a major military center, home of NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command, home of our Godly Nuclear Gift), it is housed in Cheyenne Mountain, south of Pikes Peak.
Peterson Air Force Base – Headquarters of Air Force Space Command and United States Northern Command
Schriever Air Force Base – Air Force
Fort Carson – Army

[Larry Lee]

Re: More Spring Travel Tips!

Sadly, Brother, the Springs is not what it used to be. The Pauliks might have been driven out of town, but there's still plenty of homers trawling the streets and small-group Bible studies, ever eager to convert the naive to their wanton ways. Ted Haggard being the prime example of today's typical Springs resident. Personally, I attribute the downturn in the Springs' righteousness to Focus On The Family, which ships in it's "policy analysts" by the van-full.