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I have received many requests from my radio audience to print the scripts for my daily syndicated feature. Here they are for this week. 10/11 “The Cross in the Woods”

 In 1992, in his speech to the Republican Convention, Ronald Reagan listed the "Ten Cannots" for our nation.

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions    Of all the man-made spectacles in history, all of the seemingly impossible feats, there is one that truly sticks out in my mind. This unbelievable man-made structure was built for protection. And these people who spent literally hundreds of years building it thought that once it was completed, it would be uncrackable.

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions       On July, 2, 1881 President James Garfield was shot by an assassin named Charles Guiteau. At first, doctors expected that the president would die, assuming that the bullet hit a major organ in Garfield's body. Amazingly, after several days Garfield was still alive. But doctors had to get that bullet out if he was to recover.

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By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions    Have you seen the new one dollar coin?  It's real pretty, all gold colored, with George Washington's face on it. But it's what's not on the coin's face that troubles me.  So what's missing?  

By Jerry Stewart Vision Productions  On December 17, 1903, something amazing and unbelievable happened that changed America and the world forever - and it only lasted 12 seconds. On December 17, 1903, at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, two men, Orville and Wilbur Wright performed the seemingly impossible - they flew. It was the first successful flight of a heavier-than-air self propelled flying machine.

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions   The world is full of people telling us that something is impossible.  Such was the case of Robert Fulton.  Read this this story.

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions   The year was 1954.  A man named Bannister was about to attempt the impossible.  Or was it?  

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions    I love America.  It's the greatest nation in the world.  But do I love everything going on in America?  Sadly, no.