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Non-free / fair use media rationale for Battle Cry Campaign
Description	"Operation Truth" handout/poster announcing rally at the California State Capitol, August 9, 2006.
Source	http://www.optruthca.com/
Article	Battle Cry Campaign
Portion used	Second page of two-page handout, also used as web page
Low resolution?	This is a high-resolution image, for the purpose of clearly reproducing the text announcing the rally's purpose and goals, supporting the assertions in the article illustrated with this image.
Purpose of use	It illustrates an educational article about the organization sponsoring or connected with the event promoted.
Replaceable?	It is not replaceable with an uncopyrighted or freely copyrighted image of comparable educational value.
Other information	The specific copyright owner is not specified at the source location. Sponsors of the event that may claim ownership of this image include Teen Mania Ministries (creators of the Battle Cry Campaign), Christian Action Alliance of Sacramento, California, Victory Tabernacle Church of Sacramento, California, and Gordon Hinkle of Roseville, California.