'America: The Next 10 Years'

WASHINGTON – In 2007, America finds itself fighting a two-front war.

The external challenge is from radical Islam, whose rebirth in the last 28 years has plunged the world into a renewal of the conflict that has defined history for the last 1,300 years.

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The internal challenge, just as serious if not more so, is a cultural conflict over worldviews with the vestige of the Christian culture that shaped American history under siege from ultra-secularism, multiculturalism and moral relativism.

Is America doomed?

Is there a way to take America back?

Can America emerge triumphant, again, as it has so often throughout its history?

Join Joseph Farah, Elizabeth Farah, David Kupelian and other WND celebrity guests as they seek to answer the tough questions that face America during WND's inaugural cruise event, "America: the Next 10 Years." During seven luxurious days in the eastern Caribbean, you will enjoy and engage your favorite WND authors on a daily basis during intense sessions and moderated discussion groups among like-minded patriots.

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Few places on earth are more conducive to relaxation than the islands of the Caribbean. Perhaps it's the light, tropical breezes that gently soothe the soul. Or the warm waters and warm receptions that await you on every shore. One thing is certain – aboard the WND cruise, a Caribbean vacation offers something more for all of our loyal followers.

WND guests will be transported to the highest level of luxury and comfort as you are pampered aboard the five-star Holland America Westerdam. Every accommodation, amenity and service elegantly bears the traditional excellence of Holland America Line along with the incredible service and attention to detail by Sovereign Cruises.

Cruise to the Eastern Caribbean with stops in the Turks and Caicos, Road Town Tortola, Phillipsburg St. Marteen, and the private Bahamian island of Half Moon Key. Warm breezes beckon. Colonial cities, volcanoes and coral reefs beg exploration. Soft white beaches and blue lagoons promise perfect, easy sun-soaked days.

All of this, and so much more, starting at only $590 per person. This fantastic discounted price is available up until March 1, 2007, so sign up now to guarantee your spot on board the WND cruise.

Luxurious living is found in every detail of this Holland America cruise, from the soft caress of a personal bathrobe to fine chocolates on your pillow at night. Staterooms filled with all manner of sophisticated amenities that will beckon you to retreat away from the hustle and bustle of your daily schedule.

Our special WND guests will also receive the following at no extra cost:

• Moderated panel sessions featuring our esteemed guest speakers, along with plenty of passenger Q&A.

• Plenty of chances to meet and enjoy personal interaction with our special WND guest speakers.

• Exclusive parties and dining with our special guest speakers. You will dine with your fellow WND attendees, so that you have the chance to meet many of your fellow conservative cruisers.

• Numerous private cocktail parties and evening smokers.

• A fully hosted concierge vacation event from airport greetings and pick-up, hotel registration, embarkation, and airport drop-off staffed by the professionals at Sovereign Cruises

• All-inclusive pricing

• Special WND and Sovereign Cruises gifts and amenities

A five-star cruise ship, exotic Caribbean ports of call, incredible in-depth seminars and parties with your WND hosts and speakers – all for the incredibly low starting price of $590 per person* – roughly half the price of similar offerings from other groups. Remember that you must book your cruise package through Sovereign Cruises / WND to participate in these exclusive events! Cabins and space are limited so be sure to register today for the WND 10th Anniversary Cruise!

*(Price based upon a double occupancy Inside category L stateroom prior to March 1st, 2007. Price does not include air fare, hotel, or transfers. Prices are for cruise fare and conference fee only. Port taxes and government fees are an additional $229.64 pp.)