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You did it! FCC fines CBS $3.6 million for 'Without A Trace’
As a direct result of your actions, the Federal Communications Commission has fined CBS television stations $3.6 million for broadcast indecency.
In January, 2005, we asked you to join us in filing formal complaints against CBS and their affiliate stations for broadcasting Without A Trace, complete with an extended teen-age orgy scene. Within days, 165,997 AFA on-line supporters had filed formal complaints with the FCC.
This week, the FCC announced it agrees with you and is fining 111 CBS stations $32,500 each for broadcasting this indecency. This major accomplishment happened because you took action! This is the largest fine ever against the networks and their stations.
In addition, the FCC reaffirmed a $550,000 fine against CBS for Janet Jackson’s “wardrobe malfunction” at the 2004 Super Bowl.
I want to thank you for taking time to get involved. This proves we can make a difference when we join together!
The FCC will be bombarded with complaints by Hollywood, the media, and liberals such as the ACLU. They must get letters of thanks from those who appreciate their enforcement of the indecency laws! We must let them hear from us!
Please take time to thank the FCC for their actions by sending them a letter of support.
Click Here to Thank the FCC Now!
Just as important, I need you to help us grow. Please forward this email and encourage your friends and family to be a part of this great work. Our children are worth the effort!
If you agree our efforts such as the complaints against Without A Trace, please make a small contribution to AFA by clicking here.
OneMillionMoms.com
As a direct result of your actions, the Federal Communications Commission has fined CBS television stations $3.6 million for broadcast indecency.
In January, 2005, we asked you to join us in filing formal complaints against CBS and their affiliate stations for broadcasting Without A Trace, complete with an extended teen-age orgy scene. Within days, 165,997 AFA on-line supporters had filed formal complaints with the FCC.
This week, the FCC announced it agrees with you and is fining 111 CBS stations $32,500 each for broadcasting this indecency. This major accomplishment happened because you took action! This is the largest fine ever against the networks and their stations.
In addition, the FCC reaffirmed a $550,000 fine against CBS for Janet Jackson’s “wardrobe malfunction” at the 2004 Super Bowl.
I want to thank you for taking time to get involved. This proves we can make a difference when we join together!
The FCC will be bombarded with complaints by Hollywood, the media, and liberals such as the ACLU. They must get letters of thanks from those who appreciate their enforcement of the indecency laws! We must let them hear from us!
Please take time to thank the FCC for their actions by sending them a letter of support.
Click Here to Thank the FCC Now!
Just as important, I need you to help us grow. Please forward this email and encourage your friends and family to be a part of this great work. Our children are worth the effort!
If you agree our efforts such as the complaints against Without A Trace, please make a small contribution to AFA by clicking here.
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Sincerely,
Donald E. Wildmon, Chairman P.S. Please forward this to your family and friends!