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Those charming folx at World Nuts Daily -- the ones who think that Obama's a Kenyan-born socialist because he accepts the reality of climate change but dismisses Creationism, all while possibly wearing green underpants (WE SHUOLD BE TOLD!!1!!!) -- are now launching a weekly version, and they've sent me an e-mail to tell me so.
It's the last line here that really, well, speaks to me . . .
WND has always been in the business of "firsts."
It was the first independent online news source to do original reporting.
It was the first Internet content site to begin publishing books.
It was the first Internet news site to develop its own monthly magazine.
And, once again, it's the first Internet news source to create its own weekly edition.
It's called WorldNetWeekly.
And, if you haven't seen it yet, you have no idea what you are missing.
For loyal readers of WorldNetDaily, we're extending — for just a little longer — our remarkable rock-bottom rates on WorldNetWeekly. And we're letting you experience one of our latest, updated versions of this amazing news magazine event for free — with no obligation to buy.
Any number of colorful adjectives falls short in describing WorldNetWeekly.
It was the first independent online news source to do original reporting.
It was the first Internet content site to begin publishing books.
It was the first Internet news site to develop its own monthly magazine.
And, once again, it's the first Internet news source to create its own weekly edition.
It's called WorldNetWeekly.
And, if you haven't seen it yet, you have no idea what you are missing.
For loyal readers of WorldNetDaily, we're extending — for just a little longer — our remarkable rock-bottom rates on WorldNetWeekly. And we're letting you experience one of our latest, updated versions of this amazing news magazine event for free — with no obligation to buy.
Any number of colorful adjectives falls short in describing WorldNetWeekly.
