Hardee’s at it again

March 2, 2012

Yup.  Hardees, indeed, is at it again.  I received this email.

Just this evening, Feb. 29, 2012, as we were watching TV,  a Hardee’s ad that was absolutely disgusting in its sexy content came across the TV screen at 9:30 PM, CST on NBC.  When I was looking for a place to send my disagreement for their choice, I noticed that you had fought a Hardees ad that bordered on pornography in 2009.  I wanted to make you aware of this again.  We live in Sioux Falls, SD. Thank you for your work.

This current ad features the young 19 year old cover girl for this year’s Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, Kate Upton.  You don’t need to go any further than a quick look at Hardee’s disgusting webpage (at their home address) to catch a glimpse of what is in store.

Hardees current pornographic ad features Upton “advertising” the Southwestern patty melt with an extremely erotic display focusing on sexualized movements, close up shots of cleavage, legs spread, etc. – all to titillate and entice.  Believe me when I say, this is arguably the most explicit, lewd ad I’ve ever seen.

Click here to express your displeasure for this type of advertisement.

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Donald E. Wildmon – ADA’s speaker for July 27 conference!!

January 30, 2012

By Bill Johnson

Years come and go.  We meet a lot of people.  We meet a few individuals along the way that particularly impact – even influence us in significant ways.

Donald E. Wildmon, from my perspective, is the leading cultural warrior in America.  Some of you know that Don was almost taken out of this world nearly two years ago.  However, characteristic of Don, he did not give up nor give in.  Don’s voice is as needed today as ever before.  We are blessed that he accepted our invitation and will be our featured speaker at ADA’s July 27 summer event.
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The major consequences of being addicted to pornography …

January 23, 2012

By Bill Johnson

Pornography does destroy.  How can anyone deny that?  Yet, there are certainly those that do deny that.

I taught 18 years in the public schools.  One of my last years in teaching, I had a 4^th grade student that, though she became very special to me, was very volatile.

A few short years later I found out why.  Her mother and this young lady told me and testified to the following:
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