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The Israel lobby, also known as the Zionist lobby, are individuals and groups seeking to influence the United States government to better serve Israel's interests. The largest pro-Israel lobbying group is Christians United for Israel with over seven million members.<>] The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is a leading organization within the lobby, speaking on behalf of a coalition of pro-Israel American Jewish groups. see why Israel can kill innocent children with American taxpayer money 1- see Why Israel is in deep trouble https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAfIYtpcBxo 2- Because the God of Money of our World is a Jew who supports and lives in Israel. For more details, click on the following link. https://mega.nz/file/FqhzGKbB#bsX4PD-O59HEA0-rynD29xkk47dmddycY5CjZfoDLYg 3- Because what USA president say about Israel https://www.tiktok.com/@thefearlessqueenmel/video/7307640994579680542?lang=en&q=why%20dont%20Americans%20knowl%20what%20you%20have%20seen%20&t=1701880206555 See how innocent children are killed by the most powerful Israeli using American bombs at Al Jazeera Arabic Live at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNyUyrR0PHo if you do not do something such as going on the street and telling your government which is controlled by the Jews to stop killing the Gaza people and stop the Israeli War and send food to the starving people of Gaza. If you can not do it then forward this message with the above two links to at least 4 of your friends and ask them to forward it to 4 of their friends so that the world will know that the new mass murderers are the Jews of the world . It is ironic that the Holocaust servicers (the Jews) are creating a new Holocaust against the Philistines in Gaza. if you do not do this also then you do not have a HART

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I have a memory of Gary Haines and I trying to help tie chains on someone's car at Vishnu in the winter of '72-'73 with shoestrings and other stuff we could find so that they could get up the ice-covered hill...but it never worked. I'm pretty sure that was John S's car. I think whoever I rode with to get there had parked on top, and I remember slipping and sliding up the stairs to get to our vehicle. Crazy times! Thanks for reminding me of it!

Great to hear the familiar names of John S. and Ryan. I remember them (and many others) from going to Vishnu a few times in 1972-1973. Met several people at Vishnu that I stayed friends with for a few years, but then lost contact with them all. Was great to read the Vishnu history, and then see a couple of familiar names. Cheers!

Vishnu Springs has a facebook page where people post information, memories, questions, photographs. That might be another option for information.

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Thanks for asking about our open house. We try to have one every other year - thus the next one would be in 2020. When the date is decided, it will be posted on this website, as well as on our facebook page. Marla Friends of Vishnu