Making Profit on the Prophet Controversy
Posted on February 10, 2006 - Filed Under Humor, War On Terror | 11 Comments
Well someone is cashin in on the controversy. This should be interesting. Kate at Small Dead Animals inspires an idea….how bout a wet t-shirt contest with these shirts, girls? Oh well, no wet t-shirts, but we have someone willing to model the shirt for us. Can’t wait to see the pics Pamela.
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Read More..>>ACLU Says Sikh Dagger Equivalant To Wearing Cross
Posted on January 17, 2006 - Filed Under ACLU, News, War On Terror | 45 Comments
Crossposted from Is It Just Me?
Handsome knife isn’t it? Oh, it isn’t for show, and there is no bragging rights that my knife is bigger than yours going on here, this monster is a kirpan and is an “ornamental” decoration(?) that Sikh males are to wear as part of their religion. The problem [...]
Living Documents Or Political Perversions?
Posted on November 8, 2005 - Filed Under 1st Amendment, Activist Judges, News, War On Terror | 1 Comment
The US Constitution is constantly referred to as a “living” document or a document that changes to meet the needs of the people, as the needs of the people change. Interestingly enough, a scholar of the Koran has voiced the same opinion of Mohammed’s teachings. Dr. T.B.Irving said in his preface explaining his [...]
Read More..>>Neo-Socialism: A Decomposition of the Liberal Mind
Posted on August 14, 2005 - Filed Under Communism | 16 Comments
Reposted from Conservative Monitor with full permission from Gary Schneider / TheRealityCheck –
To attempt and understand the many varied positions and policies embraced, or otherwise represented by the Left, we must assume that, at some base level, they are founded in a semblance of logic and purpose. Though extremely difficult, the challenge then is [...]
Hellewell Blasts ACLU And The Heathen Masses
Posted on July 21, 2005 - Filed Under 1st Amendment, Church And State | 15 Comments
Republican Senator Parley Hellewell from Utah is taking the kidd gloves off. He is calling upon the religious of Utah to get behind him and support a new bill he is planning on introducing to bypass the First Amendment rulings of the Supreme Court dating back to the 1960’s that set up the separation [...]
Read More..>>“We View Litigation As A Last Resort”
Posted on July 16, 2005 - Filed Under 1st Amendment | 5 Comments
So says ACLU’s West Virginia executive director, Andrew Schneider. But, intimidation is the ACLU’s first resort. He forgot to mention that…
Clay County, West Virginia Courthouse has become one of the newest Ten Commandments news items. Nearly 200 county residents attended a meeting of the County Commissioner’s to decide whether to leave up a plaque of [...]
ACLU Attempt To Hide Atheist’s Identity Fails
Posted on July 4, 2005 - Filed Under 1st Amendment | 3 Comments
The Omaha World-Herald revealed (in the Sunday July 3rd, 2005 edition) the identity of an atheist who sought to maintain his “John Doe” status as filed in his lawsuit against the city of Plattsmouth, NE over a Decalogue monument that is located in the city park. The 2001 lawsuit became “ACLU Nebraska and John Doe [...]
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