Saved By The Bell: Muhammad Ali Champions The Cause Of Freedom
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A Muhammad Ali Biography Collectors Book with Rare Photos and New Revelations.. This Saved By The Bell Ali Collectors' edition makes a great gift for any sports fan or history buff. You will be inspired with new insights into the World Heavyweight Boxing Champion, the Greatest Boxer of All Times, Muhammad Ali. Saved By The Bell is a heartwarming look into the life of Muhammad Ali - of his travels, trials and tribulations. It tells how one day the Champ will overcome the physical and spiritual challenges he faces and in the final round be saved by the bell.
Muhammad Ali's inspiring story is told in vivid pictures and short vignettes by author Arnold L. Beizer. It includes never before told details of Ali's historic visit to Vietnam in search of American POW/MIAs. Muhammad Ali Champions the Cause of Freedom. Let Freedom Ring!
- Will Muhammad Ali miraculously be healed from Parkinson's and regain his speech?
- Were American POWS left behind in Southeast Asia and do Some Still Survive?
- A book full of Ali humor, great photos of the Champ, new revelations and predictions.
As an insider with a keen perspective on the Real Muhammad Ali, Arnold Beizer shares exciting and entertaining new stories and experiences over a lifetime with the Champ including exclusive photographs he has taken with Muhammad Ali over the years. The author presents it all in 12 rounds or chapters that lead up to the final bell. Muhammad Ali regained his Championship Crown after losing it. Will he regain impaired speech and motor skills and emerge victorious over a long term illness believed to have been caused by Parkinson's disease? Will he be awarded a new Crown of Glory? Find Out!
Read all about the heart of a Champion. There will never be another quite like the Champ.
Arnold Beizer
Arnold Beizer, a trial attorney is an author of several books and articles enumerated below. He is a Bible Prophecy and History research specialist and an ordained minister who has published authoritative works on the 10 Lost Tribes of Israel proving beyond a doubt that America and Britain are the chief 2 lost tribes of the house of Israel and brother nations to the Jewish nation of Israel that is the historic house of Judah. "If You Don't Ask You Will Never Know" is his first book containing Biblical, historical and revelation knowledge much of which has never before been documented. A second book titled "Let My People Go" reveals the Truth about hundreds of American Prisoners of War abandoned by their government and left behind alive in captivity after the Vietnam War. The author uses Bible Code Research and other new and rare historical evidence to show conclusively that U.S. servicemen last known alive in captivity in S.E. Asia may still Survive. The most recent book by Arnold Beizer, "Saved By The Bell" released in 2015 is a biographical picture book about World Heavyweight Boxing Champion Muhammad Ali fighting for the cause of Freedom for American POWS. It tells amazing stories in twelve (12) exciting rounds or chapters and exposes many previously untold truths. Never before published photos of the Champ taken by the author himself and new entertaining stories about Ali are included together with an exclusive Bonus DVD that chronicles for the first time on video the Champ's historic visit to Vietnam. A special Collectors' Edition is available in hard copy and an e-book version has just been made available to fans. Arnold Beizer is also a music producer, promoter and former manager of the late great singer-songwriter John Whitehead of Philadelphia who received 3 Grammy nominations and is famous for numerous hit songs like "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now", "Wake Up Everybody", and Backstabbers. Arnold also is an Executive producer and promoter of songs for Rita, Israel's Queen of Song whose new English language album "Heaven Sent" is being released in 2015. As President of Let Freedom Ring, Inc., Attorney Beizer planned and organized a mission to Vietnam to search for answers as to the whereabouts of 324 American POWs last known alive, part of over 1,800 servicemen Missing In Action and unaccounted for from the Vietnam War. Arnold Beizer was accompanied among others by Carol Hrdlicka, wife of captured Air Force pilot, Col. David Hrdlicka and Albro Lundy III, son of missing pilot Major Albro Lundy, Jr. as well as former 3-time World Heavyweight Boxing Champion Muhammad Ali who volunteered to help find information for POW/MIA families about their loved ones. According to Mrs. Hrdlicka, there is ample documentary evidence in the hands of our government, proving David Hrdlicka and many other POWs were still ALIVE. Let Freedom Ring, Inc. through the efforts of Arnold Beizer planned and promoted a POW charity benefit music concert with some of America 's finest singers to help highlight the plight of American servicemen still Missing in Action (MIA) from WWII, the Korean War, Vietnam and Operation Desert Storm. Rita, Israel's Queen of Song traveled from her homeland to perform for the POW/MIA families, for prisoners of war everywhere and for Muhammad Ali and those in attendance at Philadelphia's historic and renowned Academy of Music concert hall. Music is the Universal language that reaches into the hearts of all peoples regardless of nationality, race or religion. People cannot be enemies as long as the music lasts. So let the music play. Sing "Let Freedom Ring." Celebrities gathered together in Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love along with World Champion Boxers, including Heavyweight Champion Muhammad Ali, Jake the "Raging Bull" Lamotta, Alexis Arguello, boxing greats Ernie Shavers, Tim Witherspoon, Matthew Saad Muhammad, Harold Johnson, "Jolting" Jeff Chandler, Howard Davis and a host of others to Champion the Cause of Freedom.
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Saved By The Bell - Arnold Beizer
Saved by the Bell: Muhammad Ali Champions the Cause of Freedom. © 2014 by Arnold L. Beizer ~ Crest Mountain Press, Inc. Unless otherwise noted, all materials contained in SAVED BY THE BELL book are copyright © 2014 by Arnold L. Beizer ~ Crest Mountain Press, Inc. and may not be used. All rights are reserved. Original manuscript © 2001. The trademarks, logos and service marks (collectively the Trademarks) displayed in this book are registered and unregistered Trademarks of Arnold L. Beizer
eBook Published in 2015 by Crest Mountain Press, Inc.
Publisher Web Site: crestmountainpress.com
Book Designed by Christian Lee ~ iUpgrade.net
Cover Drawing by Timothy Hall ~ TimHallRestorations.com
Crown of Thorns sculpture (See photo end Ch. 10) by Robert Martin, Plumtree, NC
Book Web Site: muhammadalisaved.com
ISBN 978-0-9847434-0-7 (Collector's Edition)
ISBN 978-0-9847434-2-1 (ebook / ePub)
Printed in The United States of America
Get ready for TWELVE (12) ROUNDS in the life of the Greatest of All Times.
SAVED BY THE BELL is a book about one man's attempt to follow godly principles in his relationship to his fellow man, and how in the spirit of brotherly love, Muhammad Ali shared his abundance, personal wealth and love in service to others. Muhammad Ali is often quoted as saying, Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.
SAVED BY THE BELL looks at how the Champ has served others and touched the hearts and souls of the masses. It has been written: Many are called, but few are chosen.
We all have a purpose in life. Muhammad Ali is one of the chosen few-called out for a Divine purpose, not yet fulfilled.
Chock full of some of the greatest pictures ever taken of the Greatest,
SAVED BY THE BELL is also full of humor, suspense and foreign intrigue. It offers an inside look into Ali the spiritual man on a mission...the Peoples' Champ. The mission bell is ringing. Will the Ali of old answer the bell for the final round? Only time will tell as the last chapter, or round, in the life story of Muhammad Ali is yet to be written. This book recounts Ali's mission to Vietnam in search of American servicemen missing from the Vietnam War and predicts an amazing revelation that some American POWs and MIAs are still alive, waiting to be found and brought home.
SAVED BY THE BELL is a story within a story of perhaps the world's greatest humanitarian on a mission in life, interrupted by a speech impediment caused by a mysterious and sudden loss of motor skills some have attributed to Parkinson's syndrome. Has Muhammad Ali lost his speech irretrievably? Has his health been irreparably harmed? Or will a miracle restore Ali's speaking ability enabling the once loquacious Louisville Lip,
the Mouth That Roared,
to speak out again in a powerful way to bring a message to the masses about being saved by the bell?
SAVED BY THE BELL is a story in the life of the Champ of his travels, trials and tribulations and tells how one day he will overcome the physical and spiritual challenges he faces and be saved by the bell.
TITLE PAGE
FORWARD
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
CREDITS
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
A SOLILOQUY BY MUHAMMAD ALI
ROUND 1. IN THIS CORNER
ROUND 2. STILL THE GREATEST
ROUND 3. HE TOUCHED ME
ROUND 4. THE PEOPLES’ CHAMP
ROUND 5. POW!
ROUND 6. ALI GOES TO VIETNAM
ROUND 7. FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY
ROUND 8. ALI DOES HIS MAGIC
ROUND 9. SAVED BY THE BELL
ROUND 10. AWAY WITH WORDS
ROUND 11. SPEAKING FOR THE LORD
LAST ROUND - MOLDED FROM CLAY
FOOTNOTES
FORWARD
An Important Word from Mrs. Carol Hrdlicka
Wife of POW Col. David Hrdlicka - USAF
Captured in Laos May 18, 1965 and Last Known Alive
I have known Arnold Beizer, the author of 'Saved By The Bell' since the early 1990’s when he promoted a celebrity charity benefit concert for POW/MIA family members. The event held at the Philadelphia Academy of Music was attended by Muhammad Ali and sponsored through Arnie's non-profit organization, Let Freedom Ring, Inc. which donated proceeds to POW/MIA family organizations. A mutual friend introduced me to Arnie and since that time we have been friends and have worked together to shed light on the abandonment of the POWs. In 1994 Arnie arranged a trip for Muhammad Ali to accompany me and another POW family member to Vietnam to seek answers about my husband David, who is one of a group of 321 American servicemen Last Known Alive
in captivity.
It was on May 18th, 1965 that David’s F-105 jet plane was shot down over Laos. David was seen to bail out and land safely. He was photographed in captivity by the Pathet Lao and was extensively documented as a Prisoner of War over a long period of time. The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) includes him on their 'Last Known Alive' list and he is termed a discrepancy case
because he has yet to be accounted for even though the USG consistently puts out the misinformation that he died in captivity.
It was thought that David would be returned in 1973 during Operation Homecoming when the North Vietnamese released 591 of his fellow POWs. There is documentation of Henry Kissinger speaking later that summer about David's imprisonment, so the question remains as to why he wasn't brought home? His whereabouts were being tracked for years, well into his second decade of imprisonment, but somehow the politics of repatriation kept getting in the way. There have been live sighting reports of David through the 1990’s, satellite reconnaissance photos of POW authenticator codes from POW messages stamped in the fields of S.E. Asia as well as other first hand accounts of live POWs seen to this day.
I have been admonished by government officials from the start for pursuing information of my husband’s captivity. I was requested by our government to keep quiet for his sake and safety, followed by strings of half-truths and even outright lies over the years. I believe the DIA hoped I would give up and go away. I was passed down the line of bureaucracy; my requests for documents and concerns about my husband’s whereabouts were ignored. While I am well beyond the argument of whether the U.S. should have been involved in the conflict of S.E. Asia, the lessons learned should not allow those in power to expect the American people to blindly believe what they want us to believe. To be true to the soldiers and their memory, as well as to ourselves, we must expect proof of what the government tells us and accept nothing less.
Col. David Hrdlicka chose to serve as a U.S. Air Force fighter pilot and did so with honor. He and his family still serve. His toddler children have grown to adulthood. They have all wondered, for every day of those 46 years, is he still alive....as they eat, sleep and breathe, they ask themselves, is he hurting, is he hungry, is he wondering where we are and if we've forgotten him?
My family does not seek sympathy and certainly doesn't want public pity, we want the truth. David’s story is no more special than that of the thousands of other servicemen and women who have given their lives for America's freedom. They each have their own unique story. The circumstances are all as different as the individuals involved but the outcome is the same. I am indebted to Arnie Beizer and Muhammad Ali for championing the cause of freedom and for helping U.S. get to the truth about American POWs and MIAs who served their country in the Vietnam War and were left in captivity.
Some Still Survive! SAVED BY THE BELL tells their story and how Muhammad Ali has helped to bring light to their plight and to bring them home. Muhammad Ali is truly the Peoples’ Champ for his service to others.
~ Carol Hrdlicka
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Arnold L. Beizer, of Hartford, Connecticut first met Muhammad Ali in 1963 when he was known as Cassius Clay. A devoted fan, Arnie followed Ali’s career from the early days when he became the Light Heavyweight Olympic Boxing Champion in 1960. Arnie grew up in Hartford, Connecticut and played sports in high school and at Boston University. He served in the United States Army Reserves during the Vietnam War era and then returned home to Connecticut, his birthplace, and attended law school. Shortly thereafter, he established his own private practice and always maintained his enthusiasm for sports – especially boxing.
The author sensed that Cassius Clay would not only become a superstar but would leave an indelible imprint on society writing a chapter in history that would be an object lesson for generations to follow. Over the years, Arnie got to know Ali and to notice the many special qualities and attributes of character that distinguished the Champ from other athletes and celebrities and that made him stand head and shoulders above the rest. Muhammad Ali was not just a talented and super athlete, more importantly he was an extraordinary human being, a humanitarian, and a missionary of sorts. Ali was a man on a mission destined for greatness inside and outside of the boxing ring.
There was a spiritual component to Ali that went far beyond the obvious fame for which most people came to know him. Arnie kept in contact with Ali while a college student, a young adult and then a businessman. Periodically, the two of them would meet when Ali was on the road traveling in New York City or appearing in Hartford, Los Angeles, Newark, Providence, Deer Lake, Pennsylvania (the Champ’s training camp) or at the Champ’s home in Berrien Springs, Michigan.
During the time Arnie spent in Ali’s presence, he learned a great deal from the Champ and about Ali the person. The spiritual side of Ali impressed Arnie the most. It was this aspect of Ali the special man - the real Ali - that the author hopes will come out in the pages of his book. In this life, we only come around once. As the adage goes, What goes around comes around.
So, let us examine the twelve rounds of Saved By The Bell and see how Ali comes through. Many have had the opportunity to follow Ali’s boxing career, and some the good fortune to watch him demonstrate his skills in the ring. The author hopes that through the pages of this book others will now have a chance to see the spiritual side of Ali in action. Ali certainly had a way with words, but actions speak louder than words. So let’s get ready to rumble in Round 1.
CREDITS
The author wishes to thank his hero and friend, Muhammad Ali, for living an exemplary life and for the many lessons he taught about living our lives in service to others.
In appreciation of their many years of love and support, thanks to my parents Harold and Eve and to my brother Jerry.
A special thanks to Susan Gordon, Leigh Keener and Rosemary Cusano who helped with the typing, to Christian Lee and Jonathan Leeds for the Multimedia / book design layout, and to my friend John D. Moore for his technical assistance.
Thanks, above all, to God who gives us the special gifts we are to share with others and who is the inspiration for and real author of Saved By The Bell.
Photographs by Arnold L. Beizer. Thanks also to Len Bertini for his POW/MIA Concert photos.
ARNOLD BEIZER PRESENTS THE CHAMP WITH THE SYMBOL OF FREEDOM
PREFACE
Like the legendary Babe Ruth who challenged the pitcher and an entire Chicago Cubs 1932 World Series team when he pointed to center field predicting that he would hit a home run there on the next pitch and then delivered on his promise, Muhammad Ali told the world he was the greatest and then proved it. He resurrected the sport of boxing, but more importantly, came into the lives of people who had nothing to cheer about and gave them hope. He provided not only thrills and chills, but uplifted their spirits. He demonstrated to us that with skill, dedication and perseverance, we too could accomplish almost anything. He challenged every one of us to be confident. Never should we give up in our pursuit to succeed.
Some try to copy his style or to mimic him, but there will never be another Ali. He is a unique person, one of a kind. But that is not to say that each one of us can’t have a little Muhammad Ali in us. The lesson of Muhammad Ali is that if we try hard enough, if we have faith and confidence in ourselves and trust in God we too can be winners. We may not all achieve the fame