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Articles in Oct 20, 2003 issue of New American, The

• Americanism in action: JBS members come from a variety of backgrounds, but they all share a zeal to preserve freedom through responsible activism
  by William F. Jasper
• Projecting the lines: JBS founder Robert Welch was adept at predicting what the Insiders would do next. The Society has since used his method of "projecting the lines" to stay ahead of the curve
  by John F. McManus
• Soldier-missionary: John Birch, fortified by Christian virtue, fought and died in an effort to liberate, in body and soul, China's oppressed masses
  by Steve Bonta
• Youth respond to truth: Robert Welch University youth camps use the spark of truth to ignite patriotism's fire in the hearts of young people nationwide. These profiled youth are shining examples
  by William F. Jasper
• The JBS leads the way: the organization created by Robert Welch is still in capable hands, accomplishing the seemingly impossible and providing hope that America can be saved
  by Gary Benoit
• Americanism's standard-bearer: Robert Welch launched an unprecedented movement to expose and rout the worldwide collectivist conspiracy
  by William F. Jasper
• Men of honor: among the elite fellowship of those who have earned our nation's highest decoration, the Medal of Honor, the John Birch society is well represented
  by William F. Jasper
• The big smear: knowing that The John Birch Society could foil their plans, the architects of America's engineered decline have long targeted this patriotic group for defamatory smears
  by William Norman Grigg
• A call to action
  by Gary Benoit
• Heroes of the JBS: throughout the Society's history, patriotic members have staunchly warned of threats to America's freedom and heroically defended the rights and lives of their fellow citizens
  by Dennis Behreandt
• Life-and-death struggle: the John Birch Society is courageously holding the front lines in the fight to preserve freedom and our constitutional republic against a powerful, entrenched Conspiracy
  by G. Vance Smith
• A better world: founder Robert Welch believed the combination of less government and more responsibility would bring about a better world—materially, politically, and spiritually
  by William Norman Grigg