Change Service Requested Korean War Vets Celebrate Anniversary PRSRT STD US POSTAGE PAID GREENVILLE SC PERMIT #269 ~ See Page 4 ~ 50 cents THE TIMES EXAMINER, 44 Pine Knoll Drive, Suite E-2, Greenville, South Carolina 29609 Remembering Bill Morrow ~ See Page 6 ~ ... can ye not discern the signs of the times? MATTHEW 16:3 Measles, Vaccines and Autism ~ See Page 7 ~ INDEPENDENT CONSERVATIVE VOICE OF THE PALMETTO STATE VOL. 22, NO. 6 - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2015 Retired Admiral Calls on Congress, Military to “Uphold Oaths” A Hero's 5K Has Record Turnout at 5th Annual Event “Muslim Brotherhood has Penetration in Every One of our National Security Agencies” Wilson to Discuss Human Trafficking PHOTO COURTESY OF PAUL HOWELL Runners participating in the fifth annual “A Hero’s 5K Run & Walk” at Furman University on Saturday. By Paul Howell The fifth annual “A Hero’s 5K Run & Walk” was held Saturday, February 7, at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina. The event included a kids fun run just after the 5K shotgun start and the “Kids Fun Zone! Arts and Crafts.” 582 Runners registered for the race, and nearly 200 spectators came to see the event. A Hero's 5K was founded to raise awareness of the sacrifices made each day by the United States military personnel and to By Bob Dill Four Star United States Navy raise money to support the Admiral James A. ‘Ace’ Lyons, needs of South Carolina serthe former Commander-in-Chief of vicemen and women and their the U. S. Pacific Fleet, speaking families. A Hero’s 5K walk/run at the National Press Club during is held annually in February at a recent press conference on how Furman University. to combat radical Islamic extremism in America, clearly described See HERO, Page 3 the peril faced by the American people and what is necessary to reverse the disastrous transformation of America being systematically carried out by the Obama Administration. Admiral Lyons called on all military leaders and the new GOP led Congress to “stand up” to the Obama Administration and “uphold their oaths.” The solemn admiral warned of the challenging job ahead now that the Muslim Brotherhood has now completely infiltrated the National Security agencies across the country, including all of our intelligence agencies. The Admiral’s remarks should awaken any and all “low information” and unmotivated Americans who still think President Obama has America’s best interest at heart. “The transformation of America PHOTO COURTESY OF BOB GROUND has been in full swing ever since 2008,” the Admiral said. “President Obama’s no-show in Paris was an embarrassment for all Americans. grant to develop new honey and But it was also a signal to the Isbeeswax related products and to lamic Jihadists. It was one of many Greenville Tech Charter HS Students Awarded $500 In Grants PHOTO COURTESY OF CHERYL CUTHRELL SC Attorney General Alan Wilson. Attorney General Alan Wilson will be the guest speaker at the Thursday, February 26, Greenville County Republican Women’s Club luncheon at the Poinsett Club. The Attorney General will discuss human trafficking, a form of modern slavery and proposed legislation to give law enforcement the necessary tools to go after traffickers. Wilson is in his second term as South Carolina Attorney General. Cost of the luncheon is $17. Reservations are required and may be made by calling Second VP Cheryl Teague Cuthrell at (864) 335-8094 or (864) 2700907. William P. Morrow, Jr. 1933-2015 Left to right: Yanni Koutsioukis, Mr. Schmidt (chemistry teacher) and Emily Zemitis. Five Greenville Tech Charter Greenville County Soil & Water High School students were Conservation District. awarded 2015 Conservation EduYanni Koutsioukis and Emily cation Mini-Grants from the Zemitis were funded with a $250 See CHARTER, Page 3 See OATHS, Page 3 The Teutoburg Forest Massacre Political Intrigue and Sinister Plans - Part 2 By Mike Scruggs In the late summer of 9 AD, Arminius, a young chieftain of the Cherusci, was secretly plotting with the chieftains of five other Germanic tribes and his most trusted political allies among the Cherusci, including officers of his own Roman auxiliary cavalry cohort, to destroy the three Roman legions commanded by Governor Quinctilius Varus. Varus had a well-deserved reputation for imposing heavy tax burdens and ruthlessly enforcing them in Roman provinces. While Governor of Syria and Judea, he had crucified over 2,000 Jews for rebellion against Roman rule. At this point in history, Germanic culture frowned upon autocratic rule. They had the idea that the laws they had embraced by cultural consensus superseded the will of any leader. In fact, it could be said of them that they had See SCRUGGS, Page 12 William P. Morrow, Jr. William Penn Morrow, Jr., 81, passed away Tuesday morning, February 3, 2015, following a brief illness. A native of northern Greenville County, he was the son of the late William Penn Morrow, Sr. and Dora Barton Morrow. He is survived by his wife of 36 years, Eleanor Connors Morrow. Bill was a graduate of North Greenville College (University) and Furman University in the Class of 1954 and served on the See MARROW, Page 3