‘End of Marriage?’ blockbuster FREE 24 hours only!

By WND Staff

WND readers who want to fully understand the dire implications of today’s Massachusetts Supreme Court decision – which opens the door to homosexual marriage not only in that state, but throughout America — need to read a special in-depth investigative report WorldNetDaily has prepared on the subject, says WND Editor Joseph Farah.

For the next 24 hours, WorldNetDaily is giving away a FREE copy of that report – a special edition of Whistleblower magazine titled “THE END OF MARRIAGE?” — to everyone who subscribes to WND’s acclaimed monthly magazine.

“THE END OF MARRIAGE?” is a powerfully insightful look at the institution of marriage – and the rapidly expanding movement to radically redefine, and many say, destroy it.


“This wonderful issue of Whistleblower is both a celebration of real marriage, and a devastating expose of what’s wrong with same-sex marriage,” said WorldNetDaily and Whistleblower Editor Joseph Farah. The issue takes an unusually fresh and penetrating look at the “divine institution,” going well beyond the usual arguments in defense of marriage and in opposition to same-sex unions.

Included in the issue:

  • “Nuking the nuclear family,” by Joseph Farah, which gives a disturbing glimpse of America’s future if same-sex marriage becomes legal.
  • “The tragedy of love American-style,” citing how and why so many young people today are seeking, as one study put it, “sex without strings, relationships without rings,” by Joseph Farah
  • “Marriages made in heaven – and in hell,” a thought-provoking exploration of the mystery of man and woman becoming “one flesh,” by David Kupelian
  • “The end of marriage?” by Alan Sears and Craig Osten, a comprehensive and definitive look at the ‘gay-union’ juggernaut and the radical agenda behind it.
  • “Talking points on marriage,” by Robert H. Knight, distilling the powerful reasons marriage shouldn’t encompass any arrangement other than “one man marrying one woman.”
  • “In their own words” – homosexual activists’ own statements about redefining marriage and family, revealing more clearly than anyone else could, what’s at the root of the effort to redefine marriage.
  • “Homosexual relationships average 1-1/2 years,” about a European study revealing that even “committed” same-sex unions tend to be short-lived.
  • “Bush, Vatican vow to block ‘gay’ marriage,” laying out the positions of both the American president and the pope with regard to homosexual marriage.
  • “2 out of 3 Americans reject ‘gay’ marriage,” by Jon E. Dougherty, showing that America’s courts are far out of step with its citizens on same-sex marriage.
  • “Bridal magazine promotes homosexual weddings,” revealing how America’s premiere bridal magazine is now promoting homosexual marriage – a shift that occurred following inclusion of same-sex ceremony notices in the New York Times.
  • “U.S. ‘gay’ activist touts Canadian ‘marriage,'” describing a radical campaign to encourage homosexuals to get “married” in Canada and then challenge U.S. courts.
  • “Trifling with eternal justice – inviting impeachment and obscurity,” by Jan LaRue, a pro-family lawyer’s look at a landmark Massachusetts case that will herald the era of same-sex marriage throughout the nation.
  • “Ain’t nothin’ like the real thing,” in which a former homosexual explains, from personal experience, how same-sex “unions” and “committed relationships” are “just playing house,” a sad “counterfeit” of real marriage.

    “‘THE END OF MARRIAGE,'” said Farah, “is a beautiful, powerful journalistic blockbuster on perhaps the most important — and now, the most threatened — institution known to man.”

    Each month, Whistleblower focuses on one topic – typically a topic of great, even crucial, importance to Americans, yet one all-but-ignored by the mainstream press. It is also the prime source of support for WorldNetDaily.com.

    The current issue of Whistleblower, “THE MYTH OF CHURCH-STATE SEPARATION,” says Farah, is “a definitive, once-and-for-all, legal and historical refutation of the fiction that the Constitution was intended to prohibit or infringe on freedom of religious expression – whether at home, church, school, or in the public square.”

    “It’s a myth,” said Farah, “and this issue of Whistleblower slam-dunks the case proving that’s all it is.”


    Starting with the famous 1801 letter written by the Baptists of Danbury, Conn., to newly elected President Thomas Jefferson – and Jefferson’s brief response, in which he coined the phrase “a wall of separation between church and state” to assure his constituents that the new Constitution would not establish a national church or otherwise infringe on their religious liberties – this special Whistleblower edition attacks the church-state issue from every conceivable angle.

    “You will positively cheer when you read this issue,” said Farah. “It is the silver bullet people have been waiting for, that will finally shoot down this insidious charade that has been destroying every last vestige of our Christian heritage from America. Maybe this edition of Whistleblower will finally help turn things around.”

    The special offer for the FREE report on “THE END OF MARRIAGE?” is good until 5 p.m. Eastern tomorrow.

    SUBSCRIBE to Whistleblower and receive 12 monthly issues, plus a FREE copy of “THE END OF MARRIAGE?”

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